#COM1000 - great for our conversation on language (chp. 4)
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After careful study, the college decided most of the issues the state legislature has with the university could be solved by permanently eliminating the department of communication.
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Provide credit to your sources by adding author–date in-text citations (e.g., credit the originators of theories).
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I LOVE reading qualitative research. I could read qualitative research papers all day long and never get bored. I love the quotes. I love the humanity. I love spending time with the analysis and with the participants. I love seeing authors make connections. I just love it all!
Does anyone else draft important emails without the recipients address? Read through it many times over to catch any errors. And then add the email address
Man: [answers a question, takes a position, or offers commentary]
Listener, 8/10 times: OK
Woman: [answers a question, takes a position, or offers commentary]
Listener, 8/10 times: Are you sure
Once you notice it you never stop noticing it. Sorry in advance.