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    The Nutty Years of the Jon Stewart Presidency In a Nutshell

    By Beth Schaefer

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    This mock term paper is the highlight of Beth Schaefer's book Grade A Papers: The Slap Stack. This satirical essay pokes harmless, wacky fun at both political parties and a slew of celebrities. The essay is stocked with wordplay. Includes two bonus papers:
    “Make No Room for Kids: Bells Ding for Online Classes K-8” (a composition theorist parody from Grade A Papers: The Slap Stack)
    and
    “My Flesh is My Blanket Inside Which I Hide” (a humorous historical term paper all patriotic Americans will adore)
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks On A Whim, Inc.
    Release dateOct 14, 2014
    ISBN9780578144672
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