Last Post! Huzzah!

As we wrap up the semester, I'd like to know your answers to two questions: 

1. Has anything you've learned in this class affected how you view the world, or how you think about writing, rhetoric, college, the world, or yourself?

2. If you could change one thing about our class this semster, what would it be and why?

#12

wasn't there supposed to be a blog post today? I couldn't find a prompt..

Blog #11: A Picture Is Worth . . .

In the spirit of multimodality, tell us about an image that has changed your life. It could be a photograph, a painting, a sculpture, a logo . . . or even a memory of something you once saw. Tell us about why it affected you and how it has influenced your life.

Holy Week

For Good Friday, take a moment to just sit down somewhere quiet and think about the Atonement in your life. Share with us something that occurred to you (and that you're comfortable sharing).

Blog 9!

Imagine for a moment that you are the absolute ruler of the planet for one week. In that week, what would you do to make the world a better place? Use your rhetorical skills to convince us that your chosen reforms will be beneficial.

Blog Post #8: Tell us about something that you learned during your research that's bothering you. It doesn't have to be directly related to your paper. Did you read something that challenged your assumptions about the world? Has it made you change your mind? Why or why not?

Starting a Conversation

For this post, take as your prompt one of the earlier posts on someone else's blog. Find something that sparks your interest or imagination, and respond to what your classmate has said.