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The Poetry of Linguistic Resistance

By Ryan Winn Posted on February 8, 2021 Posted in Writer's Corner
The Poetry of Linguistic Resistance

The professor from College of Menominee Nation explores how Native poetry resists forms and labels.

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The Best Writing Advice I’ve Ever Received…And Paid Forward 

By Ryan Winn Posted on November 6, 2020 Posted in Writer's Corner
The Best Writing Advice I’ve Ever Received…And Paid Forward 

Our columnist and College of Menominee Nation professor shares some wisdom for would-be writers.

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Telling the Story of Now

By Ryan Winn Posted on August 3, 2020 Posted in Writer's Corner
Telling the Story of Now

The professor from College of Menominee Nation recognizes the necessity of storytelling amidst a pandemic.

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Effecting Change in an “Alternate Facts” World

By Ryan Winn Posted on April 27, 2020 Posted in Writer's Corner
Effecting Change in an “Alternate Facts” World

The professor from College of Menominee Nation explains how empathy can unite even the most divided among us.

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Building Knowledge and Critical Thinking Skills

By Ryan Winn Posted on February 21, 2020 Posted in Writer's Corner
Building Knowledge and Critical Thinking Skills

The professor from College of Menominee Nation explains how content writing reaps exponential rewards.

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The Language We Use

By Ryan Winn Posted on November 8, 2019 Posted in Writer's Corner
The Language We Use

The professor from College of Menominee Nation explains why choosing the right words matters.

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Preserving Knowledge One Story at a Time 

By Ryan Winn Posted on July 29, 2019 Posted in Writer's Corner
Preserving Knowledge One Story at a Time 
Photo by James Kelly

The professor from College of Menominee Nation reminds us of a historian’s power and responsibility.

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The Art of Writing Correctly

By Ryan Winn Posted on April 29, 2019 Posted in Writer's Corner
The Art of Writing Correctly

As both an art and a discipline, the best writers study and adhere to proper grammar.

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Seizing the Power Within the First Amendment

By Ryan Winn Posted on February 4, 2019 Posted in Writer's Corner
Seizing the Power Within the First Amendment

Whenever necessary, may we each have the courage to raise our voice and beat our drum in the face of moral adversity.

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When Meeting Matters

By Ryan Winn Posted on October 29, 2018 Posted in Writer's Corner
When Meeting Matters

The professor from College of Menominee Nation explains how art and culture require more than a digital connection.

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