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Advice to Freshman English Majors

Allison Daniel December 9, 2022December 12, 2022

Advice to Freshman English Majors Meredith Bradley: If you are terrible at catching your own spelling mistakes like me, PLEASE take advantage of the free Grammarly account Clemson provides. It

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Four Tips to Get You Through Finals

Allison Daniel December 8, 2022December 12, 2022

Four Tips to Get You Through Finals Make a Study Schedule: Write down what you need to do and delegate specific amounts of time to tasks to help manage your

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Christmas Reading List

Allison Daniel December 8, 2022

Christmas Reading List Whether you have been naughty or nice this year, you’ll love this list of Christmas classics. Curl up with a blanket and escape the holiday bustle with

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How Literature is Changing The Lives of Marginalized Groups

Allison Daniel December 8, 2022December 9, 2022

How Literature is Changing The Lives of Marginalized Groups “Literature is not a luxury,” says Angela Naimou, echoing Audre Lorde’s famous words. She believes that creative and powerful literary works

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Women in the Ghost Story Tradition

Allison Daniel December 8, 2022December 9, 2022

Women in the Ghost Story Tradition Women have used ghost stories to support themselves and to comment on patriarchal systems for hundreds of years. These stories are part of a

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Administrative Spotlight: Michael LeMahieu

Allison Daniel December 8, 2022December 12, 2022

Administrative Spotlight: Michael LeMahieu   Professors are some of the busiest people on Clemson’s campus, whether they are teaching, conducting research or pursuing other scholarly endeavors. Throughout his time at

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Graduate Student Spotlight: Abena Ofori

Allison Daniel December 8, 2022December 8, 2022

Graduate Student Spotlight: Abena Ofori I recently met with Abena Ofori, an English graduate student completing research at Clemson in memes and ESL.  Ofori is originally from Ghana, where she

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Studying Gender in Literature

Allison Daniel October 31, 2022November 1, 2022

Studying Gender in Literature To think about literary texts in history through a particular lens gives new perspectives, experiences, and opportunities to readers. English 4360 with Dr. Erin Goss does

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Unbound Editors’ Favorite Courses

Allison Daniel October 31, 2022November 3, 2022

Unbound Editors’ Favorite Courses Olivia Almeida: My favorite class is Technology and the Popular Imagination (ENGL 3490). It is so fascinating to learn about how different media mediums are influences

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Spring 2023 English Course Descriptions

Allison Daniel October 31, 2022November 3, 2022

Spring 2023 English Course Descriptions         Feeling overwhelmed and don’t know which classes to pick? Take a look at the Unbound Editors’ favorite courses to get some

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