The Case for Citation
A few weeks ago I was leafing through a back issue of Relevant Magazine that I’d picked up at a
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Food on Fridays: We Are Real (and so is the food)
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Imperfect Conditions
“If you wait for perfect conditions, you will never get anything done.” (Ecclesiastes 11:4, New Living Translation) If I
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Destructive Criticism vs. Healthy Critique
Writers write to be heard, which means writers must brace themselves for input, whether it ends up being destructive
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Food on Fridays: Go Greek with L.L. Barkat
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The Season of Getting, er, Giving
Well, it’s starting: The season of getting—I mean, giving.I think it’s hard to help our kids focus on giving when
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What’s Your Story?
In the Steven Spielberg film “Amistad,” there’s a scene where John Quincy Adams (played by Anthony Hopkins) talks with a
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Plagiarism Avoidance in Blogging
I was asked to talk with the literature students about plagiarism. After introducing the topic and explaining a little
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The Speed of Social Networking
I posted about the speed of social networking over at NotSoFastBook.com. Would James recommend we be slow to tweet (or
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The Mother Letter Project
The Mother Letter Project was an act of love that led to a published book. Inspired by a blog called
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This Ann, not That Ann
Someone recently mistook me for Ann Voskamp, of Holy Experience.For a few minutes, this person thought I was that Ann —
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Monday's Meme-ish Musings
Having been tagged for a meme a while back by L.L. Barkat, I thought I’d tackle it today.Although I don’t always jump