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gOoFy or SHOUTY: Exploring Online Language Conventions through ‘Because Internet’
If we’re being honest (and I hope we are), the internet plays a large role in our lives. I can confidently state this about you, the reader, because you’re reading this piece on the internet (✨wow✨)! More than ever, during this past year, it has become apparent just how reliant we are on the internet…
WC³: The Wheaton College Writing Center Writing Challenge
It’s April, so it’s National Poetry Month in the U.S.! While it’s a busy time for college students, it’s also a season of regeneration, growth, and transition. What better time than now to try something new and creative? Read on for the word of the day!
Using the Bible in Academic Writing
This post was co-authored by Collin Kavanaugh, Abby Long, and Monica Colón. A common misconception about writing in a Christian academic setting (such as Wheaton) is that you’re expected to reference the Bible in all of your writing assignments. While it’s effective to incorporate in some genres of writing, scripture isn’t appropriate evidence for every…
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