Posts by: dawn
"There are trees in our hearts." Nalini Nadkarni On Facebook yesterday, my friend, Betty Schlueter, (who is an amazing photographer), posted a link to the TED video of Nalini Nadkarni,…
I was in San Francisco last week for the annual ATTW conference and CCCC convention. I was absolutely thrilled to go west, to see mountains, bluer than blue skies, warm…
When we think of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I have a Dream" speech, it is often the words "I have a Dream" or "Free at last" that we remember best.…
Dear Hulu, We've been friends a very, very long time (by Internet standards). Do you remember, more than a year ago, when I became a beta tester in your closed…
Over at his blog, Connor lists 72 items he'd like to do in Minnesota before 2010. I'm here for at least the next four years, and I'd like to accomplish…
I was on Netflix, cruising around, browsing for new DVDs to add to my queue, when I came across the blurb for the movie Bubble. I tend to like quirky,…
... and I still miss him as if it were yesterday. Each morning I wake up, and this photo greets me from the wall across from my bed. A…
Several years ago, I read Barbara Kingsolver's The Poisonwood Bible. Of all of her books, this is my favorite and was my latest foray into reading about women in Africa,…
cogdogblog recently blogged about goingtorain, the website that gives you a weather forecast in the simplest form possible. Is it going to rain? In my case, it was snow (and…
I teach a Technical and Professional Writing course for juniors and seniors in disciplines across the curriculum. We discuss and practice writing in many different forms: correspondence, instructional, data analysis,…
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