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The venerable English “101” writing class—a staple of undergraduate education and a required course for nearly every first-year student—will look very different this semester at Rutgers University–New Brunswick.
Formerly called “Expository Writing," the course will now be "College Writing," to reflect a major overhaul by the Department of English that incorporates fresh teaching strategies and expands the range of writing styles and genres that students encounter and master.
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When the prescient George Orwell observed that “There is no swifter route to the corruption of thought than through the corruption of language” he may not have been anticipating what is taking place with educators who have allowed their obsession with racial justice to influence how they maintain standards in their teaching methods and pedagogy.