Skunk River Review, 2000

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Skunk River Review

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Scope and Contents

Writing Skills Review • Getting Good at Goodbye • Improving Essay Writing Skills • The Perfect Career for Me • Pure Luck • Balancing Act

Composition I • Shock Rock Wrongly Accused • Who Will Butter My Bread? • Comparing Apples to Oranges • The Shoe Repairman • Gonzo • What Happens When You Swallow Metal Objects: A Cow's Story • Victoria's Secret Garden • Will You Be My Mentor? • A Battle Within

Composition II • Causes of the Increase in the Snow Geese Population • The Magical Kingdom • The Three Lessons • Witches and Maidens: Sexism in 19th-Century Folktales • Saving the Wolf River

Dates

Publication: 2000

Creator

King, Amanda (Author, Person)
Bensick, Gregg (Author, Person)
DeMouth, Jake (Author, Person)
Larson, Shawn (Author, Person)
Foreman, Jeff (Author, Person)
Frazee, Valerie (Author, Person)
Telepnev, Heidi (Author, Person)
Handsaker, Michelle (Author, Person)
Zantow, Jane (Author, Person)
Hamilton, William Dean (Author, Person)
Sullivan, Derek (Author, Person)
Anderson, Dana (Author, Person)
McIntire, Joyce E. (Author, Person)
Meyer, Brad (Author, Person)
Keiser, Joseph (Author, Person)
Bassett, Jeremy (Author, Person)
Cottrill, David (Author, Person)

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