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This week marked an interesting time for students across The University of North Carolina. Many students I know had various projects and midterms in their classes. It also marked the last week before the beloved Thanksgiving break. Personally, the week … Read more

This week seemed longer than normal with the anticipated break around the corner. Classes seemed to drag by and last twice as long as normal. We looked forward to the upcoming short week. The last thing on our minds was … Read more

This week, we primarily worked on Feeder 3.2. We submitted our rough drafts on Monday and had an in-class workshop on Tuesday. I felt that the writing for this assignment was similar to the rhetorical analysis essays I wrote throughout … Read more

Similar to previous weeks, our class on Tuesday consisted of feeder 3.2 workshops throughout the classroom. Building upon last week’s thesis statement workshop, where we worked with our revised tentative thesis statements, we used this workshop to help revise the … Read more

My first and many of my classmates’ first semester at UNC is coming to an end. With finals in sight, we are all mixed with emotions. I, myself, am very stressed and don’t know where to start to prepare for … Read more

Walking into our beloved classroom on the fifth floor of Hamilton Hall on Tuesday, I could feel the sleep derivation the second I walked in the door. Halloween Weekend had lived up to its reputation at Chapel Hill. While our … Read more

As the festivities of Halloweekend came to an end on Monday night, the students of English 105 knew they had a quick turnaround coming on Tuesday morning. While some had the foresight to get to bed at a decent time … Read more

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When I heard we had to pick a short story and analyze it for out third unit project, I was very excited as I always enjoyed dissecting the symbolism within stories throughout high school and my time in college. I … Read more