Steve
April

  Planning it 
  Which Article Should You Write? 
  Analyzing Data 
  Reporting the Findings 
  How Should You Write? 
  For Whom Should You Write? 
  Writing It 
  The Shape of An Article 


Elise
Yi

  The Introduction 
  The Opening Statements 
  Examples of Examples 
  The Literature Review 
  Citations 
  Criticizing Previous Work 
  Ending the Introduction 
  The Method Section 

Joey
Zhanwu

  The Results Section 
  Setting the Stage 
  Presenting the Findings 
  Figures and Tables 
  On Statistics 
  The Discussion Section 

Nathaniel
Gary

  The Title and Abstract 
  Rewriting It 
  Some Matters of Style 
  Omit Needless Words 
  Avoid Metacomments on the Writing 

Abby 
SHuhei

  Use Repetition and Parallel Construction 
  Jargon 
  Voice and Self-Reference 
  Tense 
  Avoid Language Bias 
  Research Participants 
  Sex and Gender 

Gaia
Drew

  Racial and Ethnic Identity 
  Sexual Orientation 
  Disabilities 
  Common Errors of Grammar and Usage 
  Compared with versus Compared to 
  Data 
  Different from versus Different than 
  None. No One 
  Since versus Because 
  That versus Which 
  While versus Although, But, Whereas 
  Publishing It