Writing 049 Blogspace: WELCOME!!

Writing 049 Blogspace

This Web Log has been created for students in Chemeketa Community College Writing 049 courses taught by Dr. Roger Sauer. This online resource will enable class participants to share ideas, to post rough drafts, and to solicit comments by fellow students. This blog is a public site and, at this time, can be accessed by anyone. It is not a private journal or diary. It is not for anonymous postings; you must provide your name. This is YOUR space for YOUR work. Enjoy.

Saturday, March 11, 2006

WELCOME!!

Writing 049 Blogspace is YOUR space to collaborate with fellow students on your writing.Some assignments will require its use and at other times you will be able to use it to get reactions from other students and the instructor.

# posted by Dr. Roger T. Sauer @ 8:23 AM

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Have not chosen a topic sorry

# posted by

Anonymous : 9:29 AM

I really like your class. Wish there was a text since I have no computer at home. although a text would not have the awsome on line features. Now I can not find enough hour to be on a machine I sword I would have to my death. Thank you for giving me reasons to really ENJOY the computer.

Jeanne

# posted by

Anonymous : 5:28 PM

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Name: Dr. Roger T. Sauer

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Roger T. Sauer is Senior Writer for the TRAVELSCRIBBLES blog. He holds a doctorate in education from Seton Hall University and has been a teacher, principal, and superintendent in Oregon schools. As a travel writer for the past few years, Dr. Sauer has written features on topics as wide-ranging as touring Tibet to deciding on taking children out of school for a trip to Disney World. Other articles have featured Kapalua on the island of Maui, Tokyo,the Oregon coast, Palm Springs aand Kauai. He and his wife Donna travel extensively and spent five weeks on a European trip in the fall of 2010 followed by a Transatlantic cruise on the Disney Magic.

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