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If you have difficulty with the changing seasons, we have something to make this transition a little easier.
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in our latest installment of "Name That Literary Period", we're exploring modernist works!
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On this day in 1667, Jonathan Swift was born. Perhaps the greatest prose satirist in the history of English literature, Swift was also a champion of Irish and Anglo-Irish rights against the colonial impositions of Great Britain. https://bit.ly/2ylHFW4 pic.twitter.com/o5F5mIXFPM
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Students: Are you shopping this Black Friday? Download our Ultimate Student-ID Discount Guide to save more and spend less.
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On this day in 1832, Louisa May Alcott was born. Alcott’s first and still best-known novel, Little Women, was an immediate popular success and continues to enjoy a wide readership. https://bit.ly/2H6Cn2X pic.twitter.com/wjslm81l2e
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Today we remember Richard Wright. Wright is often cited as being the father of the post-World War II African American novel. His role in inspiring the Black Arts movement of the 1960’s is incalculable. https://bit.ly/2XmOJgC pic.twitter.com/elHKuvE5pO
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Let’s take a look at what is considered plagiarism and how it can be avoided.
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Planning to do some shopping this Black Friday? Keep your student ID close to save more and spend less!https://bit.ly/2MyCGsx
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In our latest installment of "Name That Literary Period", we're looking at the modernist period!https://bit.ly/2XC3fB4
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Let’s take a look at seven of these authors and the impact of their big hits.
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Looking for some seasonal reads? Check out these five stories about transitions.
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Students: Eight steps for writing a character comparison.
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On this day in 1924, Sidney Howard’s They Knew What They Wanted is first performed.
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Today we remember Roald Dahl. Dahl’s greatest strength lies in his mastery of the grotesque, by which he can evoke both humor and horror. Ironic reversals and surprise endings are major devices used to create effects ranging from comedy to terror. https://bit.ly/2zJVFLg pic.twitter.com/vlqxQn3LU5
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