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Monthly Archives: November, 2011
The Value of Forethought: Writing and Coding
By Ryan Druckman As an amateur programmer, I know that my practice is likely sloppy and inefficient. Without even beginning to delve into redundant logical checks and looping structures, I … Continue reading
Science Writing: Structure Will Set You Free
By Jasleena Grewal Most of us have used UW Bothell’s library database to find research articles, and we have experienced the jargon-filled discourse of so-and-so’s evaluation of the umpteenth law … Continue reading
Reading and Breathing: Two Essentials for Every Student
By Kat Seidemann I love to read and I always have. I was the kid reading under the covers with a flashlight. My parents were readers, too, so I did … Continue reading
Revisit: Easing the Frustration of Citing Secondary Sources
by Cate Foster Ensuring that we are properly citing our sources in our papers can be a big enough headache. But what if the source we are using is citing … Continue reading
