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The Certainty of The Moroccan Crown - October 30, 2002
October 30, 2002 Coming from a region of the world surrounded with uncertainties in terms of climate, politics, and at one time, religion, Moroccans make no qualms about their cultural love of certain… more →
A Big Smile is Nothing But Teeth
Wednesday's Writing Tip
tutoringmatch wrote 1 month ago: The Art of the Thank You Note In this modern-day of texting and email, the hand written note is not … more →
A Call for Submissions - The Academic Kind
Timothy Berman wrote 1 month ago: Off and on, there is the venture over to the Mormon Apologetic Discussion Board where the participat … more →
Wednesday's Writing Tip
tutoringmatch wrote 1 month ago: Is Haiku for you? HAIKU A three-line, 17 syllable poem. The first line has 7 syllables. The second … more →
Wednesday's Writing Tip
tutoringmatch wrote 1 month ago: PUBLIC SPEAKING At some point in your life, you are going to need to stand up in front of an audienc … more →
Wednesday's Writing Tip
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tutoringmatch wrote 2 months ago: WHAT IS A CINQUAIN? A Cinquain is a five line poem. Each line: has a specific amount of words and ha … more →
Morocco and Feminist Ethics - November 11, 2002
nothingbutteeth wrote 1 year ago: November 11, 2002 As women take their place in the limelight of Moroccan politics following the Sept … more →
The Certainty of The Moroccan Crown - October 30, 2002
nothingbutteeth wrote 1 year ago: October 30, 2002 Coming from a region of the world surrounded with uncertainties in terms of climate … more →
Atlas Bridged: Strengthening Intersectoral Partnerships in Morocco
nothingbutteeth wrote 1 year ago: Atlas Bridged: Strengthening Intersectoral Partnerships in Morocco SIT Morocco – Fall 2002 Mme … more →
About A Moroccan Boy (and a Girl) - Rabat Public Education; Statistics and Testimonials - October 17, 2002
nothingbutteeth wrote 1 year ago: October 17, 2002 Through the course of this Field Study Seminar, I have found that the time availabl … more →
Human Observation and Moroccan Cultural Residue - October 14, 2002
nothingbutteeth wrote 1 year ago: October 14, 2002 The huge pitfall in cultural analysis, one that sociologists and cultural analysts … more →
Breaking the Bubble - Passive Observation Exercise - February 27, 2002
nothingbutteeth wrote 1 year ago: 27-02-02 Holding on to amusing stereotypes has always been a passion of mine. The Japanese and their … more →
“Care,” Power and Change: The Ethics of Women in Politics in the Republic of Croatia. May 17, 2002 [Article Summary]
nothingbutteeth wrote 1 year ago: Introduction. The key to getting anything done in Zagreb is patience and observation. More than verb … more →
“Care,” Power and Change: The Ethics of Women in Politics in the Republic of Croatia. May 17, 2002 [Full Article]
nothingbutteeth wrote 1 year ago: Introduction. The key to getting anything done in Zagreb is patience and observation. In addition to … more →
German Media: Left Foot Forward? - Media Observation Exercise - March 15, 2002
nothingbutteeth wrote 1 year ago: 15-03-02 Advertising dominates city life. Whether one stands in downtown Berlin or downtown Washingt … more →
To Write or Not to Write...That is the Question
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briarcopywriting wrote 1 year ago: I have enjoyed writing ever since I can remember. My mother still has exercise books full of stories … more →
Rosemary’s Baby: Christian Themes in Different Scenes
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sandhyaraman wrote 1 year ago: A more academic piece on Rosemary’s Baby. Please note that some of the formatting did not tran … more →
A Change Gon' COme
moonltbutterfly wrote 1 year ago: A Change gon’ Come Indeed, America has changed and is continuing to change. Admittedly, some things … more →
Goodbye Christ
moonltbutterfly wrote 1 year ago: Goodbye Christ The modern period brought along a new style of poetry. I like that the poems are more … more →
Women: Writing What They Know: Frustration
moonltbutterfly wrote 1 year ago: “Women: Writing What They Know: Frustration” Poetry was best defined by Louis Untermeyer who said th … more →
