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10.13.2020
I’ve been inactive here for awhile because I have so much work to do week after week. I’m doing well so far in this remote learning set-up, but I really miss my friends and my campus :((
Anyways, here’s my assignment for the day: close reading! Our topic this week is theme, mood, and setting. If you’ve read these short stories, I’d love to chat about them!!
hello! i'm on break FINALLY :-D
11. 01. 2020
Hello, I’m on a week-long break from synchronous class discussions starting today! I figured I’d stay productive by scanning through potential sources for my first major argumentative paper this semester.
What are your thoughts about trigger warnings in required readings in university? Many articles claim that using them only coddles the youth from real-world issues and overall hinders academic freedom. I’m not sure I agree with that. From a psychological standpoint, the benefits of the use of trigger warnings clearly outweigh its potential harm. What do you think? Talk to me. Send me a message!!
Finally replaced the teeny tiny computer table I’ve used for years and got this new desk! Also discovered Notion last week so I’ve been experimenting with templates that I think will help me with the upcoming school year.
Saw your post about the selection, do you have any book recommendations? Thanks
Hello! The Selection Series is obviously my favorite so I recommend that. I haven’t been reading new books lately, but here’s a list of my favorites so far:
The Thousandth Floor Trilogy by Katharine McGee
The Crazy Rich Asians Trilogy by Kevin Kwan
Night Owls by Jenn Bennett
Catastrophic History of You and Me by Jess Rothenberg
I Remember You by Cathleen Davitt Bell
Turtles All The Way Down by John Green
I’ll need to update this list when I finally finish the unread ones on my shelf. Or should I make a more detailed list post about these books?
i FINALLY deleted my twitter app from my phone because it took so much of my time lately. also, i got to review & summarize the formulas i’ll be needing for my review classes next week ✨
my review classes for college admission tests start in 2 weeks, so i was scanning my old notes and decided to rewrite them ✨
open for better quality
december 4. this was a challenging read. philosophy class is great, but this was hard. click for hd
