This course will serve as an introduction and review of basic grammatical rules of standard written English through the use of creative writing exercises and projects. Students will also explore stylistic concerns of prose and poetry, writing conventions, and the writing process as a whole, particularly revision.
Friday, March 13, 2009
Week 3/9 Powerpoints/Catcher in the Rye
Keep working on powerpoints!! Presentation of powerpoints on Tuesday workshop.
Monica Berhe power point didnt really have no kind of mistakes it was acually very good i really like the part when monica had like a day, hour or minute and had the person putting up the number of when it will happen and the she had the effect on pont it went with the picture well.
BFA, Drama (Directing) Carnegie-Mellon University
MA, SUNY-Brockport, English Literature
MA, University of Rochester, English Literature, Ph.D candidacy.
Community theatre director--Shipping Dock Theatre, JCC, Blackfriars, RAPA, Rochester Shakespeare Players,
former GeVa stage manager
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Monica Berhe power point didnt really have no kind of mistakes it was acually very good i really like the part when monica had like a day, hour or minute and had the person putting up the number of when it will happen and the she had the effect on pont it went with the picture well.
-Victoria Hall
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