How dare you be so flippant and ignorant of the nursing profession and the duties of our jobs when the entire body of the nursing profession in the US is still shocked and reeling from the tragic loss of one of our own at the hands of her patient in Louisiana. While a nurse right now...
signals a level of intimacy (and perhaps of age) that is inappropriate for exchanges with your professors.Write grammatically, spell correctly, and avoid silly mistakes.Proofread. Use the spelling checker. Especially double-check for embarrassing errors in your subject header. Show that you ...
Berespectful,andthinkaboutwhatkindsofthingsmightsoundoddoroffensivetoyourprofessor.Forexample,dontsayflippantlythatyousleptthroughthatprofessorsclass,ortalkaboutyourlovelife,orbashchemistryormathorwriting. Wellesleyfacultythinkveryhighlyoftheirstudents,andyouwillsoonfindthattheywillworkcloselywithyouandthatyoullfeel...
and it's hard to see 'Striptease' being such a hit without Reynolds. To those of you who are too young to remember the sheer pleasure of watching the Bandit ride the white lines, or the simple hilarity of 'Cannonball Run', but who do remember and adored the later, never-fully-greying...
First of all, talk to yourself. I'm not kidding. And I hope that doesn't sound too flippant or too easy of an answer. Sometimes you really need to say it out loud. The amount of time I spend walking around in this apartment, especially last year, talking to myself or talking to ...
Lying doesn't necessarily spell moral depravity. In fact, the behavior involves a tremendous amount of creativity, mental agility and perseverance to keep it going. sharpshutter/Thinkstock When you're young, there's one lesson that gets hammered into you more often than others: Tell the tru...
Take a look at theWorld’s Shortest Adventure,flippantly tossed off by Monte Cook: Notice that this “adventure” is actually a single encounter. It asks a dramatic question (can the PCs obtain the pie), poses that question to the players with the hook (there is a pie in the room but...
[Name of recipient],”. If you know the recipient well, go ahead and use their first name. If you don’t know them well or the relationship is formal, use their title and last name, e.g., “Dear Mr. Ferguson,”“Dear Prof. Slater,” etc. Make sure you spell the recipient’s ...
Maybe it’s Charlie you should be challenging on that then and not me? ? Just a thought? ? There was a Nakba…. 1m Jews in Arab countries reduced to less than 10k in less than 10yrs… How’s that for ethnic cleansing? The Arabs do it so well don’t they?
In short, he who would fail must avoid simplicity like a sunken reef, and must earnestly seek either the commonplace or the bizarre, the slipshod or the affected, the newfangled or the obsolete, the flippant or the sepulchral. I need not specially recommend you to write in “Wardour-street...