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Martin Peterson teaches a philosophy course at Texas A&M University on contemporary moral issues. Students examine social problems such as abortion, capital punishment and global hunger through the ...

WRIT B190 Writing Workshop: For first-year students interested in building a stronger foundation of writing skills. Strengthen your academic and research writing through this workshop-style course.

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The goal of this wiki is to provide relevant information to assist in writing OpenRewrite migrations for Track 2 libraries. It is not a comprehensive guide of all capabilities provided by OpenRewrite.

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I’m Scott Carlson, a senior writer at The Chronicle covering higher ed and where it’s going. This week, I interview John Warner about his new book, and what it says about writing, teaching, education, ...