NYT: 8 Questions About Social Security Answered as Election Day Nears
“Every two years, voters — whether they already count on the program, expect to or question paying into it — try to make sense of competing claims about it. It’s that time again.”
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- Dialogic Reading Journal TOC
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- Digital Writing Portfolio: Habits of Mind & Writing about Writing
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- On Bullshit
- Op-Ed Essay Project
- Remix Project Worksheet
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- Remix Project: Statement of Goals & Choices
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Michael R. Moore
Writing, Rhetoric & Discourse
mmoore46@depaul.edu
(773) 325-4867
Autumn 2018
Section #127: 9:40-11:10 a.m.
406 Levan Center
Section #133: 1:00-2:30 p.m.
292 Schmitt Academic
Office: 362 SAC
Office Hours:
Mondays 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Fridays noon-2:00 p.m.
& by appointmentCourse Resources
- "Did I Miss Anything?"
- Course Calendar
- Course Projects & Grading
- Course Texts & Materials (required)
- Course Policies
- Course & The New York Times
- New York Times Resources
- St. Martin's Handbook via VitalSource
- Dialogic Reading Journals
- Dialogic Reading Journals TOC
- Digication
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- Course Method: Rhetorical Précis
- Course Method: Reading & Annotating
- Course Method: Critical Thinking
- Course Method: Logical Fallacies
- Course Method: Stasis Theory & Practice
Course Bookshelf & References
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