…write about what’s making you anxious, for 10 minutes, immediately before you take your exam. Really! Speaking recently to a… Read more »

Recently, Erin, a blogger with UpbeaT, wrote about why she makes a point of sharing notes with fellow students when… Read more »

Throughout my undergraduate degree, I struggled to keep up with my lecturers when I was taking notes. I always found… Read more »

Here we are at the start of a new lunar year.  It’s nice, I think, that living in such a… Read more »

I had “fresh starts” on my mind this morning when I picked up Mary Oliver’s Blue Pastures.  Even though I… Read more »

Although “The Official SAT Question of the Day” is not meant as a teaching tool for university students, it happens… Read more »

Last night, I was lucky enough to go to the screening of the People’s Choice Award Winner, “The King’s Speech,”… Read more »

While watching Jane Campion’s film “Bright Star,” I thought about writing papers and how, sometimes, a kind of premature focus… Read more »

“Revision is a search for closer and closer approximation of the truth you seek…you will never reach the perfect text… Read more »

Summer Sylph slips silently Tween pages damp from heat And speaks in whispers softly through The tree leaves while you… Read more »