Dan W. Lawrence
Dan W. Lawrence received his B.A. in English, summa cum laude, from Northern Michigan University and was born in Marquette, MI. He wrote the weekly e-newsletter for the Chicago College of the Performing Arts and worked as an editorial intern for the Stoughton Center for the Performing Arts. He will begin work on his PhD in rhetoric and technical communication this year.
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Games to Play at the Park with Your Elderly or Aging DogJust because your dog has gotten older in years doesn't mean you have to stop having fun with your pet at the park. Get out and enjoy the weather this summer with your elderly dog, and have some fun yourself.
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Hope for Hepatoblastoma: Treatment Options for Your ChildDid you know that hepatoblastoma patients in which the tumor can be completely removed have a reported 100% survival rate? Read more about this liver cancer and the present day treatments and understanding of the disease.
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LG Remarq Hands-On Review: Is it Really a "Green" Mobile Phone?Is the LG Remarq as eco-friendly as it claims to be? This review will look at Sprint's new green cell phone and put it to the test!
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Music Videos that Parody Great Films: The Top 3Something seem familiar in these music videos? Read on to see where these videos derive their inspiration.
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Developing Your Personal Voice Through Simple College EssaysAdvice and reflections from a former writing center tutor to help you get the most out of your introductory composition course in college. Tips, pointers, and more to help you excel and find your personal writing voice. -
Getting into Literary Analysis: A Guide for High School AP English StudentsTips and advice for advanced high school students to learn the basics of writing an essay of literary analysis. AP English doesn't have to be a confusing experience!
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How to Find a Job in the Upper Peninsula of MichiganIf you're having a hard time landing solid work in the U.P (Michigan), follow these tips to tailor your resume to the area and find a satisfying job. Where to look for a job in the U.P. and more.
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Safari 5 Problems Update: Quick Fixes for the Hang Problem UnsuccessfulA hands-on encounter with Safari 5 suggested tips for hanging and its issues. Hanging, crashing, bugs, fixes, updates and more regarding Apple's web browser. -
Take Your Time: God, Religion, and Faith Can WaitShould you believe in God? Well, that's up to you, but finding the right time in your life to accept or decline your religious beliefs or faith is an important part of self-development.
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Earth Worm Jim HD: A Groovy Review of the Updated 2D PlatformerA review of Earth Worm Jim HD for Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii. Learn how this platform title compares to the original Earth Worm Jim for SEGA Genesis and SNES. -
Learning to Love ShakespeareFollow these steps to get over your Shakespeare phobia and better understand and learn his works. Whether you're a high school or college student, Shakespeare no longer needs to strike a chord of fear in your heart.
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Excel in Your Online Summer College CourseStressing out about your summer school endeavors? Follow these tips to ace your online summer college class. -
Breaking Down a Long College Research Paper into Manageable StepsYou've been assigned a ten, fifteen, or twenty plus page research paper for your college course. Where do you start? Use this guide to help you write your long college essay. -
The New Safari 5 is Too SlowThe quality of the recently released Safari upgrade is questionable. Just days after its release, users in the Mac community are dealing with slow loading and poor performance, even while Apple makes claims about its 30 percent increase in speed. -
Feel like You're Getting Old? Feel Young Again with These TipsDon't settle down too early. These tips can help you feel young again without extra work or exercise or changing your eating habits. Simple solutions to feel like you're 18 all over again! -
Retro Review: AlphaSmart Pro Portable Word ProcessorThis is a review of a portable word processor from 1995, the AlphaSmart Pro. Learn how this gadget can increase your writing efficiency at home or on the go. -
Property Crime in Small Town AmericaCrime statistics in rural America might not be what you think. Find out what you need to know about small town living from this personal account. -
Five Cute and Fun SNES Games to Play with Your Loved OneTired of watching your boyfriend play Call of Duty for hours and hours? Here's a list of five great, retro games you and your significant other can enjoy together on the Super Nintendo. -
Preventing Boredom in Your Small Town LifeYou hear it all the time: "there's nothing to do here!" Use these tips and guidance to make your rural, small town life a little more interesting. -
How to Write a Successful Thesis StatementStuck on a tough English assignment? Don't know where to start? Read these tips and tricks to score an A on your next work.
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Four Simple but Mind-Blowing Classes You Should Take in CollegeThese often overlooked classes are a great filler for your schedule and can help fulfill your liberal studies requirements. Learn more about yourself and the world around you with these engaging and intriguing schedule selections.
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Looking Back on the H1N1 ScareThis is a brief personal narrative about my experience with the H1N1 scare. I had just moved to a big city from a little rural town in Michigan, but that didn't stop me from keeping a skeptical, albeit cautious perspective.