Logan McNaney

Maryland Lacrosse

[Logan McNaney @LoganMcnaney]

@Angela55024180 To make it easier for the reader to understand this sentence, explain what this story was and how she is listening to it. #flamm101

[Logan McNaney @LoganMcnaney]

HELP! “She learned many things from this encounter and the stories behind Harvey’s sexual assaults, but the main one is that men of this power can economically exile an upcoming actress if they are embarrassed or offended by an actress.” #flamm101

[Logan McNaney @LoganMcnaney]

Verbs used in draft: Writes, discuss, goes into, harassed, learned, assaulted, display, comprehend, describing, and relates. #flamm101

[Logan McNaney @LoganMcnaney]

Both of my peers who gave feedback did a great job explaining what I needed to improve on. Things like making sentences more clear, using more quotes, and explaining claims made throughout the essay. #flamm101

[Logan McNaney @LoganMcnaney]

“Their linguistic world is that if that anti-Extemp, where failure in the fluency are marks of authenticity, ignorance is often a point of pride, and tautology supplants cogitation.” Ben Lerner #flamm101

[Logan McNaney @LoganMcnaney]

Ben Lerner’s “Contest of Words” is about his experience on a debate team at high school. He empathizes how important proper rhetoric is when you trying to convince someone. However today, rhetoric is often lost and ignorance can win an argument. #flamm101