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Amazon product proposals must be written as 6 page narratives since Bezos believes storytelling forces creative thinking. @PolyHolmgren @poly_stogdill newyorker.com/magazine/2019/…
Congrats, Ms. Smith! nytimes.com/2017/06/14/boo…
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Tracy K. Smith Is the New Poet Laureate (Published 2017)
Ms. Smith, 45, says she hopes to be a poetry evangelist of sorts, going to parts of the United States “where literary festivals don’t always go.”
Happy birthday, Shakespeare! My coined phrases don't hold a candle to yours. anglotopia.net/anglophilia/ma…
Can't wait to learn which junior was elected by the govt & politics seniors in our mock prez election. #polyconnect
Filled with Poly Pride after seeing jazz band, orchestra, vocal ensemble, & JV & varsity water polo all in one day. Go Panthers!
Perhaps the freshmen will encounter some of these words. They could make interesting vocab lessons. mentalfloss.com/article/57032/…
Psychologists' tips on confronting offensive speech and behavior. nyti.ms/2dWTLdf
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Lessons in the Delicate Art of Confronting Offensive Speech (Published 2016)
Many people are left speechless when a companion uses ethnic, sexist or racist slurs. But researchers say there are ways to cut such remarks short.
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