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Is how to get away with murder still on TV?

Mar 01, 2022 · Best Writing Tip: How to Get Away with ‘Murder’ By Tarumbidzwa Chirume. I was 15 when my English teacher, Mrs Williams, told me to commit murder. It was Speech Day, and we all had to speak our self-written speeches for three minutes. I was confident in my speech – it was well-written, and I’d learnt it off-by-heart – so nothing could ...

Is Amirah Vann in Season 5 of how to get away with murder?

by Nathan Loewen, Department of Religious Studies. There is a television show on ABC where a professor takes five students under the wing. The teacher is charismatic, unconventional and named Professor Keating. The plot quickly differs from that of the earlier Professor John Keating in Dead Poets Society, except for one thing: both of them get away with murder.

Is Kendrick Sampson in how to get away with murder?

Mar 02, 2022 · How to get away with murder? Apparently, be under 14. I watched the first two episodes of Juvenile Justice on Netflix earlier today, and it made me start thinking about the topic of punishment. This new crime drama tells stories …

Who is joining how to get away with murder Season 2?

2 days ago · 0 comments. How to Get Away With Murder centers around Davis' Annalise Keating, a law professor at a prestigious Philadelphia university who, along with five of her students, becomes entwined in a murder plot. In addition to Davis, the show starred Alfred Enoch, Jack Falahee, Aja Naomi King, Matt McGorry, and Karla Souza. The series premiered on ABC in 2014 …

Have No Motive

Do not kill out of anger, greed, or revenge, to cover another crime, or for sexual gratification. Do it just for the pure pleasure of doing so, for the unadulterated satisfaction of whacking some unsuspecting SOB just for the hell of it. When the who or how are not immediately obvious, the cops will look for the why.

Be Selective

Kill some random person, but please choose someone who at least deserves it. Make sure you have absolutely no connection to the person you off; this is non-negotiable. No friends, neighbors, relatives, ex-boyfriends, or even someone who recently flipped you the bird while cutting you off in traffic.

DNA

For the love of Pete, DO NOT leave your DNA all over the place. No drooling, spitting, or bleeding, and do not relieve yourself of your semi-precious bodily fluids. Sometimes killing people can take longer than you expect, so, much like planning travel, take care of these matters before you leave the house.

Police Your Work Area

Pick up your shell casings, or better yet, use a revolver. Remember, when you care enough to send the very best, avoid calibers smaller than a .38. If using a knife, hatchet, or spear, do not leave your weapon protruding from your victim’s forehead, chest, or anal cavity. Nobody likes a show-off.

Do Not Tell Your Neighbors

It’s never a good idea to solicit advice on what to do with dead guys in your bathtub. That’s what Google is for.

Do Not Keep Souvenirs

You can never explain having photographs of dead people. Unless, of course, you’re a cop.

Disclaimer

This is meant as humor. Sick, twisted, dark, cop humor, designed for nothing other than a laugh. I assume that those who read my blog are not the type to contemplate murder.

Storyline

A sexy, suspense-driven legal thriller about a group of ambitious law students and their brilliant, mysterious criminal defense professor. They become entangled in a murder plot that will shake the entire university and change the course of their lives.

Did You Know?

In How to Get Away with Murder: He Betrayed Us Both (2019), Tom Verica (Sam Keating)'s real-life son, Dante Verica makes an appearance, playing the character of Young Gabriel. See more »

1. Pilot

A tough criminal law professor challenges her brightest students to solve thorny cases, but five scholars soon learn the high price of impressing her.

2. It's All Her Fault

Annalise challenges her students to prove the innocence of an eccentric millionaire suspected of his wife's murder; Wes may be harboring secrets.

3. Smile, or Go to Jail

A soccer mom arrested for a petty crime turns out to be a terrorist; Annalise represents a college football star linked to Lila's disappearance.

4. Let's Get to Scooping

Annalise and her students dig up a shocking truth when the head of a brokerage firm is arrested for insider trading; Wes discovers an unsettling clue.

5. We're Not Friends

Annalise represents a minor who shot his police officer father; Annalise and Sam argue over Lila; Wes and Rebecca question Annalise's motives.

6. Freakin' Whack-a-Mole

A case gets personal for Annalise and the team when their client is a man sentenced to death by Asher's father; Frank tries to find Rebecca.

7. He Deserved to Die

When the judge enforces a gag order in Rebecca's case, she takes matters into her own hands; Michaela is surprised by a prenuptial agreement.

Electronic Whiteboard Options for Online Lectures: iPad & Zoom or Blackboard Collaborate Ultra

by Diana Leung, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at The University of Alabama. After the need for social distancing due to COVID-19, I had to transition my face to face classes to an online format. My teaching style relies crucially on the use

Engage Students with Socially Distant Annotation of Course Texts

by Nathan Loewen, Department of Religious Studies I hope that you and yours are keeping safe, healthy, and well this summer. With the University’s plan in place for Fall 2020, you might be taking more concrete steps in with your syllabus and course designs. Some of your planning might involve UA-supported online platforms and software.

Use Your LMS to Reclaim Your Syllabus

by Nathan Loewen, Department of Religious Studies Cutting to the chase Here is how to make your syllabi openly accessible online. Have your syllabi do less and then use your institution’s Learning Management System (LMS) to make up the difference and then some! I previously challenged the notion of “learning management” and championed what an LMS

Blackboard Pro-Tip: Tweaking Your Course Shell

by Nathan Loewen, Department of Religious Studies The College of Continuing Studies likely houses the most people at UA with a total mastery of Blackboard Learn. If you use Blackboard and want to quickly learn how to optimize it for your teaching, then the folks at CCS may well have the answers you are looking

How to Add Grades to Blackboard, Box, and myBama

by Nathan Loewen, Department of Religious Studies The syllabus charts out the machinery that makes the grades: learning goals and objectives, assignments and the grading policy. Once the term begins, the supporting technology must be put into action. Graded Assignments: Hard-Copy Vs.

8 Reasons Why Your LMS is Awesome for Teaching and Learning (Yes, Eight)

by Nathan Loewen, Department of Religious Studies This week, I learned about digital literacies.* My workshop leader was Jade Davis, the Manager of Digital Projects at Columbia University Library. Right at the beginning of the workshop, she stated why she loves the LMS. I have previously expressed skepticism about the LMS. Dr.

Blackboard Testing Tips for Finals Week

Grades Here are some end-of-semester themed tutorials to assist you in wrapping up this Fall 2017 semester: Submitting Grades to myBama from Blackboard Non-Attendance Grading in myBama How to Download a Copy of the Grade Center from Blackboard Testing The FRC has also prepared some Testing Tips for instructors and students who will be using Blackboard.

1. University class setting

When was the last time you saw such an edgy, diverse class with heated discussion? When was the last time your professor looked you dead in the eye and told you you were lying in front of 200 students? When was the last time that same professor unofficially renamed your Criminal Law 101 class, using a piece of chalk on the blackboard, to “How To Get Away With Murder” and repeated the phrase throughout the course? The incredibly sharp, witty banter between students and teacher adds to the heart-racing pace of the show, and stylistically? VERY Shonda..

4. Unafraid to shine a flashlight on student-teacher relationships

We all know they exist. And they usually make us uncomfortable when they are touched on in media and television. But this is the first time we see the true dynamics of what a student-teacher relationship can mean.

5. A win for representation

For the black feminists out there, Viola Davis slays in a non-stereotypical, multi-dimension and non-linear role. Let’s face it: most black actresses on mainstream television are given roles that follow certain archetypes: the “mammy” role, the destructive “Jezebel” seductress, or the “ghetto” hoodrat/baby mama.

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