It's alive


Turns out I already had a Blogger account from a previous Online Rhetoric and Digital Communities course. Relevant! I'm interested in revving it up again with all my new knowledge and skills for EME 6414. 

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  1. VanessaMay 16, 2023 at 9:22 AM

    What a find! I bet it will be interesting to build on your prior work here. :)

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