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How Often Should Writers Write?

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Written by Allison Perry. Media by Kelsey Middleton. As an aspiring writer with friends who love to write, I have had many debates concerning how often...

Kaufmann Building Grand Opening

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Media and Article by Olivia Maurer and Courtney Murphy On April 28th, Greenville College officially opened the Kaufmann Building which will be a building dedicated...

Campus Profile: Dr. Courtney Bailey Parker

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Written by Tabitha Rice. Media by Taylor Neal. Dr. Courtney Bailey Parker is the new full-time English professor at Greenville College. This fall, she is teaching...

A. LaFaye: Author, Professor and Inspiration

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Written by Lauren Buser. Media by Baylen Whitfield. Alexandria LaFaye is a professor at Greenville College. She has a husband, five children, and two...

English Major Life: Why It’s Awesome

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Written by Juliana Bringer. Media by Mary Todd Christian Deciding to become an English major can be difficult due to preconceptions and memories of high...

Upriver: Ch.11 “To China”

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The Story So Far: Hiding in a tree, Iah and Vinny figure they are doomed for sure when one of Rattler Cole’s men looks up and calls out, “Found them!”

Upriver: Ch. 9 “The Storm”

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The Story So Far: Eleven-year-old Iah Thomas just came up with a new plan for rescuing the kidnapped Vinny Hemshaw, who is stowed away in a crate in the hold of the Capitol.

Upriver: Ch. 8 “Wrestling with the Facts”

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The Story So Far: Iah Thomas is feeling discouraged in his efforts to rescue Vinca Hemshaw, the kidnapped girl whom he has discovered tied up in a crate in the hold of the Capitol.

Upriver: Ch. 7 “Searching for a Plan”

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The Story So Far: Eleven-year-old Iah Thomas has just discovered the kidnapped girl, Vinca Hemshaw, in the hold of the steamer! Now, with a second chance to help her, can he save her from the evil Rattler Cole?

Upriver: Ch. 6 “Wild Vinny”

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The Story So Far: Down in the hold of the ship, Iah investigates a mysterious rubbing noise, but then he hears something far worse—a sound like seeds in a dried gourd being shaken. That can mean only one thing—the approach of Rattler Cole.