Tag: UNG
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A Sestina by Everyone
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A Sestina by Everyone A few weeks ago I was talking with some colleagues about the changing face of literature. Everyone knows about e-readers and online publications by now, and even blogs are getting a lot of attention. We started talking about an author who is writing a novel one…
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E-Textbooks with Engagement Index: Good Idea or Not?
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This week a New York Times article was released about CourseSmart’s new technology for universities—e-textbooks with an engagement index. The Engagement index allows teachers to monitor whether a student is reading the textbook and taking sufficient notes. The purpose of this is to help teachers see how their students study…
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Visiting Authors: Quentin Falk Talk
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Tuesday, April 9, UK film critic Quentin Falk gave a talk entitled “Cinema, Celebrity, and the Courtroom,” in Shott Auditorium. After a brief introduction by Dr. Austin Reide, Falk began by discussing the different celebrities, both British and American, that he has interviewed throughout his career; celebrities such as Britney…
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Call for Submissions!
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Call for Submissions The University Press of North Georgia is now accepting submissions for Volume Three of the Stonepile Writers’ Anthology. The Stonepile Writers is a writing group based in Northeast Georgia, and they would like to invite writers from every corner to submit their previously unpublished works. Send in…
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Intern Spotlight: Kristin Hiler
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Hi, I’m Kristin Hiler. I’m a senior English major with a concentration in Writing and Publishing and minoring in Spanish. I began college as a Biology major with a love for stream ecology and though I’m still passionate about environmental affairs, I became aware that English is the only major…
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Intern Spotlight: Heather Bretschneider
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Hello. My name is Heather Bretschneider, I live in Gainesville, GA with my wonderful boyfriend Brian and our amazing 9 month old twins, Owen and Olivia. I have traveled and lived in many places including Indiana, Florida, and California, and while the traveling bug will never leave me, I am…