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      <![CDATA[Join me as I journey into the world of podcasting with my students at Morris Hills High School.  Each episode will feature increasing levels of sophistication as we share our reading and writing on the web. I began the podcast series with my creative writing students.   Recently, I've begun to add podcasts written and recorded by my AP literature students.  We love the Rode Podcaster microphone!]]>
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      <title>Movie News . . . for You</title>
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        <![CDATA[After reading John Steinbeck’s Travels with Charley, Mike was inspired to write some poems in response to the text, and explore the notion of the cross-country road trip.  You won’t want to miss Mike’s interview with Mr. Bermel, who relates some funny and introspective stories about his journey.]]>
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