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PYD 8: Proofreading and the Comma Splice

noreply@blogger.com (Deshanta Sigamoney) — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 16:00:00 +0000

Proofreading is the main topic of our podcast this week. Whereas one of our previous podcasts covered the entire writing process, from writing drafts, to revising papers, to editing, and proofreading, this week's podcast takes a more focused look at the specific task of proofreading. Since proofreading is a critical part of the writing process, but at the same time, also an aspect of writing that is most often overlooked, or if not overlooked, frequently done ineffectively, we decided that a more detailed look at proofreading techniques would be a great idea for all our listeners!

We also discuss a fantastic Paper of the Week. In this week's nominee for the Paper of the Week, "Presidential Analysis of Ronald Reagan", we take a look at Ronald Reagan and the legacy he left behind. Feel free to check out the free abstract for this paper on our website.

Not sure how to avoid the comma splice or even what a comma splice is? Have no fear because, in our Quick Tips section of our podcast this week, we cover the comma splice; what it is; and how to avoid it.

If you would like to subscribe to receive the Power your Document podcast via a media player, please visit our iTunes profile and click on the "Subscribe" button.

Also if you're not already a fan, visit our AcaDemon Facebook page or follow @AcaDemon on Twitter . Or, just leave a comment about this podcast on our AcaDemon Google+ page.

And don't forget to email your feedback, suggestions and comments to podcast@academon.com.

PYD 7: Study Tips

noreply@blogger.com (Deshanta Sigamoney) — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:00:00 +0000

We've got a jam-packed episode of the Power your Document podcast lined up for you this week so sit back, take a load off, and give podcast no. 7 a listen.

Homework Tips

For those of you who are feeling a bit overwhelmed by the mountains of homework you are receiving, take a listen to our Quick Tips section which provides great tips to get you started off on the right foot with your homework.

We'll also introduce you to author Melissa Arditti, whose paper "Wal-Mart and Society", was chosen as one of the Editor's Pick papers on AcaDemon.

This week we also explore the Paper of the Week, which presents a history of abortion laws in the US and analyzes the social impact that the Supreme Court ruling for 'Roe v. Wade' had on the United States of America. Don't forget to check out the free abstract for the paper titled, "Roe v. Wade" in American Legal History".

If you would like to subscribe to receive the Power your Document podcast via a media player, please visit our iTunes profile and click on the "Subscribe" button.

Also if you're not already a fan, visit our the AcaDemon Facebook page and leave a comment about our podcast. You can also email your feedback and suggestions to podcast@academon.com.

Colleges to do away with Essays?

noreply@blogger.com (Deshanta Sigamoney) — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 17:30:00 +0000

In a recent article in The New York Times, it has been said that universities in the United States are considering re-evaluating the use of term papers and structured academic essays as a metric for academic performance. The newspaper prints that professors from across the country are calling for a radical reworking of the education system, and one that will include blogging as part of grading a student's aptitude for a subject.

According to the Inside Vandy, a Vanderbilt University online student paper, formal papers are on the decline, the 'National Survey of Student Engagement' found that in 2011, 82% of first-year college students and over 50% of seniors were not asked to do a single paper of 20 pages or more.

"Students tend to write better when they know someone might actually read what they're doing, other than their professor who has to read it. It gives students the opportunity to write and think about the course topics on a more regular basis in something that's not a high stakes graded essay. It's more about participation and less about valuation. You also sometimes see a bit more creativity with multimedia than you normally would in a more formal medium and I think that's valuable too," said Derek Bruff, a senior lecturer in mathematics and director of the Vanderbilt Center for Teaching.

So while many professors cite that blog writing provides students with a sense of relevancy and instant feedback, others like all of us at AcaDemon, argue that formal papers are a necessary means to develop a student's critical thinking and argumentation.

We would love to hear your thoughts on this matter so please post your comments below this post or let's continue this conversation on the AcaDemon Facebook page.

PYD 6: The Academic Writing Process

noreply@blogger.com (Deshanta Sigamoney) — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 15:00:00 +0000

The Academic Writing Process

Today's episode of the Power your Document podcast series is dedicated to the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

In fact, this week's Paper of the Week, "Martin Luther King’s famous “Letter from a Birmingham Jail"", was chosen specifically to help us honor the Martin Luther King Jr., federal holiday. The free abstract for the paper is now available.

The main focus of this week's podcast, hosted by Dave Jackson, then takes a look at the entire writing process for an academic paper from start to finish. Dave talks about writing drafts, editing and revising a paper, and even the proofreading process.

And don't forget the Quick Tips section. This week we provide tips about when to to correctly use the comma when you're writing.

If you would like to subscribe to receive the Power your Document podcast via a media player, please visit our iTunes profile and click on the "Subscribe" button.

PYD 5: Learn how to Structure your Essay

noreply@blogger.com (Deshanta Sigamoney) — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 15:00:00 +0000

How to Structure your Essay

This week's episode of the Power your Document podcast is all about helping students write better academic papers. Power Your Document host, Dave Jackson, discusses important writing techniques for organizing and structuring your essay; techniques that will help you write a a more coherent essay and a better essay.

Also discussed in this week's Podcast episode is the Paper of the Week, "Elvis Presley: Controversy and Harbinger of Change". This fascinating paper takes a look at the effect that Elvis Presley had on adults who lived through the Great Depression, and post World War II teenagers. Follow the link to read the free abstract for Elvis Presley: Controversy and Harbinger of Change" . It's available now for viewing..

And don't forget to listen to the quick tips offered. You'll definitely gain a better understanding about the difference between a hyphen and a dash and how to use them correctly.

If you would like to subscribe to receive the Power your Document podcast every two weeks, please visit our iTunes profile and click on the "Subscribe" button.

PYD Podcast 4: Free Academic Writing Guides

noreply@blogger.com (Deshanta Sigamoney) — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 14:30:00 +0000

Free Academic Writing Guides

The fourth episode of the Power your Document podcast series. Host, Dave Jackson looks at a free writing guide on APA Citation that is being offered to help students with their academic papers.

The free abstract for our Paper of the Week is now available. This week's paper discusses the reasons that President Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation in spite of strong and widespread opposition to the Proclamation. Just follow the link to download the free abstract for the Paper of the Week: “The Emancipation Proclamation: A Political Statement”.

Don't forget to review our Quick Tips to gain some clarity on how best to use the Ellipsis.

If you would like to subscribe to receive the Power your Document podcast every two weeks, please visit our iTunes profile and click on the "Subscribe" button.

C'mon - It's Time to Socialize with Us

noreply@blogger.com (Deshanta Sigamoney) — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 17:30:00 +0000

We've been busy preparing for the new term and are excited to tell you that you now have more ways to connect with us online!

Gone are the days where snail mail and even email would suffice. In the digital age we know that many of our users are also part of the large social media generation and are connected to at least one, if not several, social networks.

That's why we've decided to open up the floodgates of communication and ask that you join us on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube so you can stay up-to-date with all that's happening at AcaDemon HQ!

So without further ado, c'mon what are you waiting for?

Find us on Facebook

Tune in to our Youtube channel

Subscribe to the Power your Document podcast

You can use the social media channels to tell us about any problems you may be experiencing on our site and we'll be there to help ease the stress and assist you with your queries. We also encourage you to post your suggestions for new term papers and essay topics you would like offered on AcaDemon.com.

PYD Podcast 3: Topic Research and Sources

noreply@blogger.com (racingstripes) — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 12:00:00 +0000

Researching a Topic and Finding Sources

This is the third installment in our Power your Document series of podcasts and today we look at how to go about correctly researching a topic and finding credible sources for an academic paper. We also reflect on the Pearl Habor speech delivered by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in our Paper of the Week, and we'll cover the proper use of the colon.

For the free abstract on this week's Paper, the Pearl Harbor speech of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, as mentioned in our podcast, please follow the link.

If you would like to subscribe to receive the Power your Document podcast every two weeks, please visit our iTunes profile and click on the "Subscribe" button.

Learn How to Write Better Academically

noreply@blogger.com (Deshanta Sigamoney) — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 12:00:00 +0000

We want to help you progress and get ahead in your academic life. Especially when it comes to ensuring that you have all you need to make your term papers rock!

That's why we've introduced a new series of Learning Booklets that will help you write the types of high-quality essays and academic papers that you need to write in order to succeed.

The range of topics covered in the booklets include how to write APA & MLA citation, how-to write an outline, how to write a case study, and more. Plus, we plan to keep adding to these useful resources so that you can continue to reap outstanding benefits from using the AcaDemon site.

In other exciting news, we have also launched our very own AcaDemon page on Facebook. Why not check out our page and become part of the AcaDemon community right now by clicking on the 'Like' button? We would love for you to join us!

PYD Podcast 2: How to Choose a Thesis

noreply@blogger.com (racingstripes) — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 13:00:00 +0000

Choosing a Thesis or Main Topic

Today we talk about the proper use of an apostrophe, how to choose a thesis or main topic, and as always we have a great Paper of the Week.
For the free abstract on this week's paper on Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, as mentioned in our podcast, please follow the link.

If you would like to subscribe to receive the Power your Document podcast every two weeks, please visit our iTunes profile and click on the "Subscribe" button.

PYD Podcast 1: Academic Writing 101

noreply@blogger.com (racingstripes) — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 11:27:00 +0000

We haven’t even started the holiday season yet and we already have something amazing to offer! We're sponsoring a podcast, called 'Power Your Document', that is dedicated solely to improving your academic writing and to helping you publish high quality, academic papers.

The ‘Power Your Document’ podcast will provide tips, tools and insights into writing academic papers. And, we’re pleased to announce that well-known podcaster, Dave Jackson, of the School of Podcasting fame, will be the host. All of the podcasts will be available via iTunes too.

Power your Document Episode 1

In the introductory episode of the ‘Power Your Document’ podcast, the question ‘What is Academic Writing?’ is addressed and a great paper about Armistice Day entitled “Armistice Day – Veteran’s Day” is introduced. The paper was chosen not only because of its relevance to the week of November 11^th, but also because it’s such a well-written, informative paper. If you'd like to view the free abstract for the paper discussed in the Power Your Document podcast, which is paper #4555, please click here.

Here's to the first in a series of podcasts to come. We hope you enjoy them all and welcome your feedback!

What's New at AcaDemon

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 12:37:00 +0000

As promised, we have made some exciting changes and improvements to our site. In fact, I think you can even call them impressive. We've not only made AcaDemon more eye-appealing and user friendly, but we've also implemented the suggestions of our users in order to make the AcaDemon experience better all around - for buyer and seller. For example, now both buyers and sellers can register with AcaDemon (for free of course) and gain access to their personal dashboard. Registered buyers can keep track of papers they've ordered in the past, check on the delivery status of their most recent order, and receive special offers available only to registered buyers. Registered sellers can easily view their accepted papers, check on the status of recently submitted papers, follow their account balance, and just upload papers more easily. Plus, we 've got lots of upgrades and improvements yet to come. We're very proud of these changes and think that you will like them too. If you have any suggestions, comments, or questions, please use our contact us forum and write us. We would love to hear from you and promise that our 24/7 customer service staff will get back to you right away.

Happy Summer Vacation!!!

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 16:43:00 +0000

With summer vacation in full swing, everyone at AcaDemon would like to take this opportunity to wish all of the visitors to our site and all of our valued customers a fabulous summer. While all of you are enjoying your summer vacation, we will be hard at work implementing some exciting new changes and improvements at AcaDemon so that they will be up and ready for you very soon. So, in the meantime, have an awesome summer vacation. We look forward to seeing you again here soon!

In the News

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Mon, 23 May 2011 08:50:00 +0000

The number of subjects and topics on which we can write about is endless. They run the gamut from accounting, to history, to women’s studies. But some of the most important papers you will have to write as a student will deal with topics that are currently making the headlines in the news. Topics such as Osama bin Laden, the IMF, the Middle East, and Mexico’s Drug Wars, for example, are all topics that have been making recent headlines. To find a paper on the latest headlines at AcaDemon, just click on the search button on our home page and then take a look at the results page, where you'll see dozens of titles. You can also search for a paper by topic. Simply choose the topic of your choice and then start your search for your paper. And don't forget - if you've written a paper on a current event in the news, please consider publishing it on our site. There is a great demand for papers that discuss ongoing and current news and we're always looking for quality, topical papers to publish.

Spring Break

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 10:32:00 +0000

Spring is here, which means many college students have already started spring break or are just about to start. For many students, spring break provides an opportunity for a holiday and for visits with friends and family. For others, spring break provides an opportunity to do a little spring cleaning and to get caught up with chores. Whichever category you fall into, if you’re like most students, you can use a little extra income right about now. This is why you should definitely know about the excellent opportunity that AcaDemon offers for supplementing your income. In fact, we’ve been busy preparing for spring too and have just made the process of selling papers on AcaDemon even faster and easier! It's so easy, all you have to do is go to our upload page and start uploading your papers! Then, if you haven’t already registered, register either through your Facebook login or our registration page. The whole process takes only minutes and, of course, is totally free. Once you’ve published your papers on AcaDemon they will be available for sale to our thousands of viewers and you will earn 50% royalties each time one of your papers sells. You can check out our Top Sellers page to see just what a great opportunity this is and if you have any questions, feel free to contact us or just have a look at our Seller’s Guide. We hope you join us in celebrating spring this year and that you decide to publish your papers on AcaDemon soon. It really is a great way to boost your income.

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 15:58:00 +0000

Here at AcaDemon, we're always looking for ways to help our customers improve their research and writing skills and learn about the writing process. In addition to making sure that we have a wide variety of quality papers on our site that can be used for research or as examples on which to model a paper, we also try to provide helpful tips and guides to writing. One great tip we have for you is Grammarly. Grammarly is an automated grammar, punctuation, spelling, and vocabulary checker that helps you develop your writing style and writing skills. In fact, we are so sure that you can benefit from Grammarly that, when you buy a paper from us, we will give you a one-month subscription to the Grammarly service for free! That’s a $19.99 value! If you’re serious about learning how to write, this is an offer you shouldn’t pass up. So, we encourage you to browse our site for the paper you want, make your purchase, and get your free 1-month subscription to Grammarly. The offer expires at the end of April so take advantage of it while you can!

Student Life

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 08:34:00 +0000

Even though you might not feel this way while you’re still a student, the student years are some of the best years of your life. For most people, it’s a time of learning, exploring, meeting new people, and gaining greater independence without the commitments that come later in life. This doesn’t mean, however, that student life is not without its stresses and challenges. Indeed, student life can be very stressful and is full of challenges, as well as hectic and busy schedules. This is why it’s a good idea to take advantage of any tools out there that can help you do well in school – including AcaDemon. We’re always working hard to make sure that we provide the best products and service that we can and to listen to your comments or suggestions about improving our site. In fact, we’ve recently improved the site to make it even easier for you to search for a paper on our site. In addition to the keyword search, we’ve added convenient tabs above the keyword search so that you can easily search for a paper by subject or paper type. Just click on a tab and see a list of choices from which you can search for your paper. Of course, our advanced search option is still available too. With the advanced search you can search for a phrase, a word, or a particular paper number. So keep us in mind as you make your way through the challenges and opportunities of being a student. We’re here to help you succeed and we look forward to seeing you at our site soon so we can do just that! Comments or suggestions are always welcome too!

Happy 2011!

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Wed, 12 Jan 2011 08:58:00 +0000

New Years are always about making resolutions and looking backing at what happened in the year just left behind. Well, we would like to do that for AcaDemon too, right here on this blog.

First, our resolutions: We resolve to continue to provide you with the highest quality academic papers on the Internet; to continue to provide you with the highest quality customer service; and to always strive to improve our services and offer you more of what you need. We will continue to listen to customer comments and suggestions and to implement those suggestions whenever possible and we will continue to expand our database of quality papers.

In fact, looking at last year, we are proud to tell you that we succeeded in reaching over 140,000 papers in our database of English-language papers! Plus, we added 20,000 more papers to our database of papers in French. Of course, our Spanish language sites and our German language sites continue to expand as well.

For these great accomplishments, we would like to thank our sellers for all of their contributions to making AcaDemon grow. We would also like to thank our customers for visiting AcaDemon and for their continued patronage. Mostly, we would like to wish all of you a very happy, healthy, and successful new year!

Happy Holidays

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 08:49:00 +0000

December is upon us once again and everyone at AcaDemon would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your patronage as well as wish you a wonderful holiday season and a happy new year. We hope that you have all your plans in place to fully enjoy the winter holidays.

If you’re a student, having your plans in place means making sure that you’re on schedule with your homework and class assignments. In this busy season, that’s not always easy, but at least you know that you can rely on AcaDemon for help with your research and writing needs. We have over 125,000 quality papers to choose from and we add new papers daily. You can search for a paper using the AcaDemon search engine, which lets you search by keyword, category, paper type and even length! Plus, don’t forget to look for our special deals, which give you a discount off of our already great prices!

But the winter holidays are not just about being prepared to enjoy them. They’re also about the spirit of giving to others and AcaDemon can also help you with that. By registering to sell your papers on AcaDemon, you automatically increase your earning power. With every paper we sell, you earn 50% of the royalties. We also have affiliate programs that you can take advantage of to increase your earnings even more. Why not register to sell your papers on AcaDemon today? You’ll start earning money right away with the $10 bonus you get just for uploading your first paper.

If you need help deciding on a topic for a paper, here’s a list of our recently most requested topics:

So, remember: Whether it’s preparing for school or increasing your income, you can always rely on AcaDemon for help. We look forward to offering you the highest quality papers and service into the coming year. As always, we wish you a joyous holiday season, success in all your endeavors, and a very happy new year.

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 15:26:00 +0000

Important Things to do After School Starts

Last month, we presented a list of important things to take care of before school starts. Well, now that the school year has actually started, we think it’s a good time to list a few of the important things you should do after school starts. Like last month’s suggestions, this list of suggestions is by no means complete. Instead, it should be used as guideline for creating a more personalized list to which you can refer to for help.

Make good use of school resources: After all that’s why they’re there. School libraries, tutoring centers, the campus book store, health and wellness centers, campus police, the university center, housing services, career services etc., are just some of the campus resources of which you should avail yourself.
Form study groups: Study groups let you share ideas and learn from other students, help with note-taking, motivate, and offer support and social opportunities.
Map out a homework schedule: A danger to which students all too often fall victim is putting off homework until the last minute. Doing so will seriously undermine your success as a student. Not only does doing homework at the last minute produce poor homework results, it also increases stress levels as opposed to when homework is done on a timely schedule.
Map out a study schedule: Scheduling is important for studying too. In addition to scheduling set days and times for study groups, make sure your personal study time is scheduled too. When you study at the last minute, you not only diminish your chances of doing well in class but also miss the point of studying – learning the material!
Eat healthfully, get plenty of exercise, and get enough sleep: This doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t socialize, go to parties, or get together with friends. It just means that you should be reasonable about your activities and how you treat yourself. You can’t be at your best as a student if you’re not feeling well or trying to function while you lack sufficient sleep and a proper diet.
Visit your professor: If you have questions about material covered in class or homework assignments, find out your professor’s office hours and make an appointment with him. Most professors will be happy to help a student that shows an interest in course material and motivation to do well.

We hope you have found this list helpful and would love to hear from you if you have any suggestions for our list. For sure, other visitors to this blog would love to hear your suggestions too. We would also like to take this opportunity to wish all of you a very successful and gratifying semester at school.

7 Things You Need to do Before School Starts

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 08:12:00 +0000

Whether you are a returning student, a new student, or a continuing student, the end of summer means the beginning of a new school semester and with that new school semester come the requisite school preparations. While some of you are already fully prepared and ready for school, others of you might be feeling a little less sure about your preparations. To help those of you who fall into the latter group, I’ve compiled a list of seven important things to do before school starts. Feel free to use the list as a guideline for your school preparations and then, of course, to personalize the list by adding your own thoughts about what you need to do.

Purchase all your text books ahead of time so you don’t become one of those students whose name is on the waiting list for a particular book or books that are backordered.
If you have never been to your school campus, try to familiarize yourself with where your classes are located before your first day of school so you don’t arrive late to your first class because you couldn’t find where it was being held.
Make sure you have all required school permits and identification. For example, if you plan on commuting, make sure you have the required parking permit for on campus parking lots.
Purchase all school supplies ahead of time so that you are not stuck borrowing items from classmates on the first day of school.
Brush up on your essay writing skills by reading examples of quality academic papers. Writing is a big part of student life and definitely a skill that you will need to develop if you want to do well in school.
Locate useful Internet sites that can help you with your coursework and homework assignments. You might even ask other students for some suggestions about sites that they found useful.
Familiarize yourself with the location of the campus library, student union, and your professors' offices as well as the hours that they can be frequented. This is especially important on large campuses since knowing where important offices and buildings are early on will make it easier for you later.

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 08:29:00 +0000

Cool Things at AcaDemon

Summer is just around the corner and we hope you are thinking about exciting vacation plans, relaxing or creative ways to stay cool. Speaking of cool, you should check out how AcaDemon looks on the Apple iPad. We've already received orders using the iPad and we're more than happy to provide our services on any new platform available, including the iPad and any android phone. Here’s an example of what you’ll see if you use an iPad to visit the AcaDemon site:

By the way, if in addition to vacation plans and just lazing about, you might have to write some papers or do some research for upcoming assignments, don’t forget to check out the newly published research papers , term papers , book reviews etc., on our site. And remember,if you need some ideas for a topic, our tag cloud is a great place to start.

Well whether you’re traveling, relaxing, visiting with friends and family, or working on homework, we wish all of you a truly enjoyable, relaxing, and rejuvenating summer and we look forward to seeing you at the AcaDemon site soon...

Browsing For Essay Topics

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 06:26:00 +0000

Happily for some students (and not so happily for others), this is the time of year that students receive a lot of writing assignments from their teachers. Sometimes the essay topic is assigned, which automatically eliminates one of the tasks of writing the paper; finding a topic. Sometimes, however, the topic isn’t assigned, which means you need to decide upon a topic. And finding a topic can be one of the most challenging tasks of writing a paper. Even if you know what type of paper you want to write such as an analytical essay, an argumentative essay, a case-study etc., you still need to pick a topic. With that in mind, I’ve decided to provide a few tips on how to browse for ideas for a topic. I hope you find them helpful. Also, if any of you have any other suggestions you would like to add to help out your fellow students or writers, please feel free to do so by leaving a comment on this post. Good tips are always welcome!

How to Browse for an Essay Topic:

1. Visit the Essay411 site and browse the different categories of topics under Subjects. The advantage of this site is that not only can you glean ideas for a topic, but you can also get a list of source material to help you research the topic you decide upon.

2. Check out some of the Internet sites such as Write Fix to find a helpful list of suggested essay topics.

3. Scroll the AcaDemon’s Best Seller’s page for a look at our most popularly selling papers and their topics. The best sellers listed can be used as a guide for finding an essay topic.

4. Skim our tag cloud for a list of keywords that will help spark ideas for essay topics. When you click on any of the keywords in our tag cloud you are taken to a new page that displays titles of papers that include the keyword you clicked upon. The list of titles can help you find a topic for your paper.

Of course, writing a good paper is not only about finding the right topic. You’ve also got to write skillfully and avoid making the mistakes that will seriously hurt your grade. You can get some additional tips for writing by checking out our “Tips for Getting an ‘A’ on your Next Essay”. You might also want to get some reminders about common writing mistakes to avoid by reading our “Common Writing Mistakes” post. Armed with the right writing tips, an interesting topic, and the proper research, you’re bound to write an excellent paper!

Tell us What You are Doing for Spring Break

noreply@blogger.com (The AcaDemon Support Team) — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 05:43:00 +0000

Happy Springtime!

We would like to know what you're doing for your spring vacation. We hope that vacation really means 'vacation' for all of you and that you'll be able to take advantage of the great spring weather and really enjoy your break. How about checking in with us and letting us know what your plans are? We've created a short survey that you see just to the right and would love it if you took a minute to answer. How about it? We'd love to hear from you!