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This Is Online Learning: A Commencement Speech by David Faster Wallose

A Commencement Speech by David Faster Wallose

4 min readMar 28, 2020

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This Is Online Learning: A Commencement Speech by David Faster Wallose

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Will Arndt

Skin Deep: “Tattoos and Bull$hit”

My (mis)adventures with tattoos.

5 min readAug 11, 2019

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Skin Deep: “Tattoos and Bull$hit”

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Will Arndt

The Future of Soccer is Co-Ed

I grew up in the 90s as the older brother to two younger sisters. We were a soccer household to the point that when my mom thought my dad…

9 min readJul 3, 2019

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The Future of Soccer is Co-Ed

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Will Arndt

Captain Marvel: Hero of the Moment, Hero of Our Time

A student asked me what made Captain Marvel compelling beyond its “SJW” (social justice warrior*) message, and I was first inclined to try…

5 min readMar 17, 2019

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Captain Marvel: Hero of the Moment, Hero of Our Time

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Will Arndt

Happy Birthday! You have ADD.

In October I was diagnosed with ADD and anxiety. Having the diagnosis and a greater understanding of how my brain works has been really…

3 min readMar 11, 2019

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Happy Birthday! You have ADD.

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Will Arndt

Students Can’t Wait for Tomorrow for Their Lives to Begin

In the beginning of the movie Friday Night Lights, two star high school football players encounter a former player. He’s now a dad and…

6 min readMar 3, 2019

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Students Can’t Wait for Tomorrow for Their Lives to Begin

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Will Arndt

Consent and our Curriculum

When we consider rape culture, football programs (and athletics generally) and student parties are often lightning rods for our scrutiny…

7 min readFeb 11, 2019

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Consent and our Curriculum

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Coming of Age in Our Curriculum

The film High Fidelity opens with a close-up of a very melancholy Rob Gordon who poses the question, “What came first, the music or the…

12 min readJan 25, 2018

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Coming of Age in Our Curriculum

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Will Arndt
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The Establishment

Forget Atticus: Why We Should Stop Teaching ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’

What we see today among white liberals is a mimicry of Atticus Finch’s exact posture and message.

13 min readJan 24, 2018

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Forget Atticus: Why We Should Stop Teaching ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’

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Will Arndt

Will Arndt

Is an English teacher living in Salem, MA. When not grading essays, he can be found strolling with his lovely wife and adorable puppy. Life is good.

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