Welcome to Readrunwrite.com!

This site is dedicated to the American community college experience.  The writers you see on this
site are community college students, alumni, teachers, or administrators.  You might even see
some writing by children of those affiliated with the community college.

Their stories and bravery will amaze you.  Take some time to browse around and leave a
comment if you like what you see.

Join our writers' workshop online!

Feel free to read and print our stories, but don't forget to tell others where you found them.
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"Chicken Eyelids"
by Theresa Schmits
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the children's story,
"History  Test" by
Oksana Starlins
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Educating Rita:

Education is a process of resocialization.  Perhaps the best education as resocialization film out
there is
Educating Rita.  This early 80's film shows that education is more than just academic
information, it is culture and it is choice.  We welcome submissions of all essays comparing
Rita's resocialization process with that of your own.
Tell Me About Your Day:

Writing in a journal is an excellent way to improve your writing, but it also acts as a release for
pent-up emotions and clears the way to more reasonable and deep thought--particularly about
academic writing.  Still, sometimes the best writing and certainly the best stories come from
"blowing off steam" journal writing.  Rebeccah Villarruel's quick journal entry proves this.  
After you read hers, send in yours.
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Ghost Stories:

Everyone has a ghost story and when we get talking about them in class, it seems nearly
impossible to move on to any other topic.  So let's indulge in our yearning for goosebumps and
chills.  Send in your ghost stories!