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Aight, Imma Head Out

Posted by: Gaby Hdez

And now, the end is hereAnd so we face the final curtainMy friends, I’ll say it clearI’ll state my case of which I’m certainWe’ve read a ton of booksWe’ve traveled each and every decadeBut more, much more than thiswe did it our way~ The Course I can say with all honesty that this course exceeded […] read full post >>
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A Conclusion

Posted by: mdueck01

LAST BLOG POST!! Shoutout again to all my classmates, teachers, and TAs for the hard work this term!! Heading into this course, I expected to challenge some of my thinking through the different books and perspectives that we read. I think I definitely achieved this because we read many narratives where views and outlooks were […] read full post >>
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last post af

Posted by: mberrach

Yay! last blog post! Happy end of the semester/ year! Hope everyone is having a good end of the semester and is excited for summer!!! I actually had so much fun in this course! I originally took this course because it sounded super cute and fun, and I’m happy to say it did not disappoint. […] read full post >>
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Finally reached the conclusion!

Posted by: Ella Petel

Can’t believe the course is almost over; it feels like no time has passed at all. I had taken this class as a requirement but out of the courses I was taking this semester, this one was by far my favourite. Honestly, I don’t read that often so this course was a nice change. After […] read full post >>
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Last Blog

Posted by: Dhwani Ved

Welcome back guys for the final blog! Oh my god, the last blog!! I cannot believe this is the last time I will be sitting on my desk and writing a blog for the class. This time, though it is a little different, considering I don’t have to write one on a book. But honestly […] read full post >>
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What a Wonderful World – Conclusion on RMST 202 by Jonathan Jang

Posted by: jonathan jang

Can you believe it guys? The end of the school year! Just a week away! The end of the school year is in a week! Wahoo! I am so happy about this information!! The end of the school year! Just a week away, oh wow! Can you believe it? The end of the school year […] read full post >>
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Goodbye RMST!

Posted by: Fiona Zeng

Hello everyone! This semester went by a lot faster than the winter semester, and it brought back my long-lost hobby of reading every evening. I enjoyed the structure and flexibility of this course, it allowed me to choose how many books I wanted to read this semester and provided me with readings that I would’ve […] read full post >>
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Conclusions

Posted by: Arissa Naumann

Hi everyone, we made it to the end of the semester! The number of books I chose to read for this class seemed daunting at first. But after getting over the learning curve of reading Combray, I started to get into the hang of reading and reflecting... read full post >>
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Conclusions

Posted by: Arissa Naumann

Hi everyone, we made it to the end of the semester! The number of books I chose to read for this class seemed daunting at first. But after getting over the learning curve of reading Combray, I started to get into the hang of reading and reflecting... read full post >>
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And the RMST 202 students lived happily ever after!

Posted by: Avery

Hurrah! We have done it! We have conquered the second semester, I don’t know about you all but I’m reeeally ready for this semester to be over! What I’m finding a little harder to let go of, however, is this class! If you happen to be reading this post from a future Jon Beasley-Murray I […] read full post >>
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