To succeed in developing a short story, you need to canvas its environment, not just by your choice and arrangement of words, but also by its series of events.
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Fiction and poetry certainly have a place in America's schools. But when students don't learn how to articulate ideas, their options erode -- and our whole society is worse off for it. Delete the scoop?
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