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...remember that stupid letter-writing assignment you had in sixth grade? You were supposed to write a letter to your seventh-grade self about all the things you were looking forward to in junior high school and all the things you were going to miss about the sixth grade...
...desperate for a “snappy” conclusion. As you probably know, I’m thinking of going with some kind of free verse, stream-of-consciousness poem thing that will be less about my “topic” and more about the thesis-writing process in general. I want to use words “self-actualization” and “fetishize” and refer to my own emotional response to writing a thesis as a “text” which can be read in a variety of ways...
...number of professors defended cum laude honors based on overall coursework, citing students whose grade-point averages were in the “A” range but chose not to write a thesis...
...that as journalists, “It’s not our primary role to consider how this is going to affect these two people. Our role is to provide information about a story that is going on.” In a follow-up e-mail, Delawala elaborated, writing, “It’s not necessarily our journalistic obligation to write a story like the one we wrote in FM, but I do think we have the right to because this is a relevant issue on campus...
Because that’s what the explosion of commentary surrounding Pomey and Gomes amounts to: a particularly cruel form of punishment. Information cannot be disseminated neutrally and opinion cannot be offered academically. The words we write have a very real effect on the people we write them about and it is in this light that we must carefully consider what we publish. If we need to chronicle the history of Pomey’s ethical difficulties and Gomes’ personal problems in order to understand the crime they may have committed, frankly I think it?...