She said his writing covers the gamut from poems about oranges and bananas to those describing his relationships with women. I m happy I chose him, she said. C.W. Smith, English professor and creative writing director at SMU, said the readings allow students to get an immediate response to their work from an audience. Dr. Smith, who has submitted his students work for the past four years, also said that writers from area schools enjoy the rare opportunity to hear one another s work. This is one of those places where there s not much cross-fertilization, or contact from one school to another, he said.
Schools play each other all the time in basketball.
But rarely do students have the chance to sort of rub elbows with others from nearby universities. All Rights Reserved .