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July 3, 2023Definitions of Popular Gen Z Terms from the Founding Fathers’ Dictionary of Patriotic American English
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April 19, 2012The Stages of Grading
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January 4, 2012Sexting Ice Breakers for English Grad Students
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March 3, 2011Intramural Basketball Names for English Majors
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June 11, 2010An Open Letter to My Abandoned MA English Degree
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August 6, 2009Spoilers I’ve Delivered To English Lit Majors
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