Kelly O'Connor-Salomon, an instructor in Russell Sage College's English department, has been using Twilight and the books upon which True Blood is based in her freshman composition classes. (Thankfully, she also makes use of Buffy, so those kids are at least getting some exposure to the classics.) [Troy Record Jess] Earlier on AOA: Siena's vampire explainer
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I wonder how many writing instructors use "Twilight" as an example of how not to construct sentences? "Buffy" is awesome, though.
... said N on Jun 22, 2010 at 2:51 PM | link
I heart Buffy so much. Too bad I already took English Comp 10 or so years ago.
... said Summer on Jun 22, 2010 at 2:59 PM | link