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Three Ways to See Your Paper With Fresh Eyes
Read the story: Three Ways to See Your Paper With Fresh EyesYou’ve finally finished a draft of your paper, and you know it probably needs some revising. But actually making those revisions poses a challenge. Maybe you spent so long writing…
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The Dos and Don’ts of Introductions
Read the story: The Dos and Don’ts of IntroductionsI’m going to tell you an embarrassing story. It was the second semester of my sophomore year, and I had just started working as a Writing Studio consultant. We were…
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Notice Your Blessings by Journaling through the Psalms
Read the story: Notice Your Blessings by Journaling through the PsalmsOne of my favorite things to do is to travel. By travel, I mean seeing different sights (even if it’s just the beach twenty minutes away!) and experiencing something new.…
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Baking a Cake, Baking Your Paper
Read the story: Baking a Cake, Baking Your PaperHave you ever tried to bake a cake? Whether you bake a cake from scratch or use a boxed recipe, cakes take a lot of work! From finding and measuring…
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Building Your First Draft
Read the story: Building Your First Draft“I’m writing a first draft and reminding myself that I’m simply shoveling sand into a box so that later I can build castles.” As a Writing Studio consultant, I am…
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4 Helpful Tips for Keeping Track of Sources
Read the story: 4 Helpful Tips for Keeping Track of SourcesWriting a research paper can feel daunting. It might not even be the sitting down and writing part that gives you pause, but the tasks of selecting a stance, searching…
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How to Enjoy Writing Research Papers
Read the story: How to Enjoy Writing Research PapersWhat if I told you that writing long research papers can be one of the most fun and fulfilling parts of your academic career? Now, maybe this sounds absurd to…
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Faith in Fiction
Read the story: Faith in FictionWhen I was in middle school, I tried to write my first piece of “Christian fiction.” It was an allegory, which was (very transparently) about my atheist friend finding God.…
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How Not to Email Your Professor
Read the story: How Not to Email Your ProfessorStudents often experience anxiety when it comes to emailing a professor. Some questions students have include the following: How formal should I be? Does it sound rude if I am direct?…
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Three Ways to See Your Paper With Fresh Eyes
You’ve finally finished a draft of your paper, and you know it probably needs some revising. But actually making those…
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The Dos and Don’ts of Introductions
I’m going to tell you an embarrassing story. It was the second semester of my sophomore year, and I had…
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Notice Your Blessings by Journaling through the Psalms
One of my favorite things to do is to travel. By travel, I mean seeing different sights (even if it’s…
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Baking a Cake, Baking Your Paper
Have you ever tried to bake a cake? Whether you bake a cake from scratch or use a boxed recipe,…
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Building Your First Draft
“I’m writing a first draft and reminding myself that I’m simply shoveling sand into a box so that later I…
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4 Helpful Tips for Keeping Track of Sources
Writing a research paper can feel daunting. It might not even be the sitting down and writing part that gives…
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How to Enjoy Writing Research Papers
What if I told you that writing long research papers can be one of the most fun and fulfilling parts…
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Faith in Fiction
When I was in middle school, I tried to write my first piece of “Christian fiction.” It was an allegory,…
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How Not to Email Your Professor
Students often experience anxiety when it comes to emailing a professor. Some questions students have include the following: How formal should…


