Showing posts with label Onegai My Melody. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Onegai My Melody. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
Look for My Students' Writing at American Identities and sf@SF
I've got students in both my undergraduate classes this semester signing up as co-authors on the sf@SF blog, which is now on "science fiction--and more--at SUNY Fredonia." I've just posted a brief observation on the odd choice of commercials that run during Onegai My Melody on veoh.com and Ouran High School Host Club on youtube.com, just to kick things off. We should have several posts per week from a variety of student writers up there this semester. I'm also going to start posting identification projects from last semester's American Identities course over on the blog of that name. Check both out when you get a chance!
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