Your instructor's email address is: mhall46184@aol.com.
This is not high school. No excuses.
Emails must be in complete block letter format. This is a writing class, after all.
This is not high school. No excuses.
Your name and the class number must appear on the subject line.
This is not high school. No excuses.
Standard English, please -- do not employ sentence fragments, poor paragraph structure, MySpace-isms, or other demonstrations of inadequacy.
This is not high school. No excuses.
Sending an email does not imply a contract of any sort. If your email is a structural or grammatical mess the instructor will not respond to it at all. Your instructor does not carry around a little glowing box and so does not peruse his email constantly. Beyond that, electronic communications are undependabe. "But didn't you get my email...?" does not constitute an excuse or, indeed, anything any supervisor, colleague, or customer will ever want to hear.
This is not high school. No excuses.
Do not write to this site; use the email address as written at the beginning of this post.
A polite tip of Jeeves' elegant bowler hat to Derek Keevil of THE HAT SHARPENING SHOP. This decidedly inelegant site (Mr. Hall's site, not Mr. Keevil's) is for the perusal of Mr. H's students. THE VERB SHARPENING SHOP is unofficial and noncontractural, and does not replace the syllabus, nor does it replace Scylla or Charybdis. If anything in THE VERB SHARPENING SHOP conflicts with institutional regulations, institutional regulations always take precedence.
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Saturday, August 13, 2011
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