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An "Unembarrassed Love": Reading Mitch Albom's Tuesdays with Morrie

In this essay, the student responds to the experience of reading Mitch Albom's Tuesdays with Morrie. The student summarizes Albom's project, describes the relationship at the heart of the story, and explores what they learned and how the book made them feel.
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Bridget's feedback:

"Each of the three sections of this writeup demonstrate strong higher-order concerns, with a solid structure and organization facilitating the specifics of the discussions, which progress logically and with purpose. I wanted to check in on the prompt or project parameters, and specifically on the use of sections and headings. Is this in keeping with the prompt? To an extent, it feels like a missed opportunity to craft a cohesive single paper because you demonstrate such good control over the discussion at the higher- and lower-order concerns. If possible, I encourage you to start bringing together the sections and trying out introductions and conclusions (if needed), or different ordering of the sections, playing around with structure and movement."

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