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Finding my voice after one whole solid year of blogging

betty ming liu December 1, 2009 Writing how-to's 0 Comments

I can’t believe it but I’ve managed to blog faithfully for a whole year. How thrilling to hit my one-year anniversary!

Writing skills: My pet grammar peeve is “it” vs. “they”

betty ming liu October 24, 2009 Writing how-to's 29 Comments

My pet grammar peeve is worth reading. If you get this straight, you’ll instantly look smarter and more educated. It’s about “it” vs. “they.”

Pete Hamill chats about love, writing & more

betty ming liu April 12, 2009 Inspiration, Relationships, Writing how-to's 3 Comments

The eponymous New York newspaperman Pete Hamill also teaches at NYU’s journalism department. He visited with my class and shared tons of wisdom about life and writing.

Ten tips for successful job hunting

betty ming liu December 2, 2008 Money, Writing how-to's 0 Comments

I’ve been pretty good at finding work. I’ve also been pretty good at helping my friends and students with with job-hunting strategies. Here’s what I know, in 10 basic tips.

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