Friday, January 27, 2012

Assignment #3 Why i'm great

Hey... the prompt for todays post was pretty good, it really made me think about what makes the papers I write as awesome as they are. 3 examples of what make papers A quality are probably good mechanics, organization, and probably style. Let's dissect what these three examples meant, first mechanics are a must in my book because they're what make something understandable and actually sound like something an educated human being would read out loud. Second organization is of top priority because of how key it is for a reader to take someone seriously as a mature writer, children spread their topics out erratically and without any direction, we're in college we oranize our writing. Finally style, nobody wants to read boring papers with bad taste. The easiest of these examples would have to be style for me, some people have a degree of confidence that allows them to have a style that comes naturally and flows as such and some don't, I hate reading papers from those who don't and i pity them Hah. >_>
Keep it real everyone, I'm Fernando and writing is a doozy.

Friday, January 13, 2012

Beginner's luck


Hey guys, what's good? It's me Fernando (long hair boy) and this is my first blog post on this site. I'm a freshman and NEIU and hope to recieve my degree from UIC one day but for now i'm just getting started along with a multitude of other young scholars. The reasoning behind why I chose to take this particular class aside from it being a requirement I hope to further hone my writing abilities to one day have my own articles published or maybe even a book on the subject of archeology (my major). Having to take this class as a requirement is most likely the schools way of preparing their students for the hassles of paperwork, reports, and other written forms of work that they will encounter within their careers. The way people write can really make or break them in the work force and I look foreward to this class helping make us all. That's my post and stay gnarly \m/