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In this tutorial, Alexis Swenson discusses "The Elements of Style" by William Strunk Jr. and E.B. White, highlighting its significance as a concise guide to essential writing rules for high-quality writing. Strunk, an English professor at Cornell, taught key writing principles from 1899 to 1937, with a focus on his 17th rule: "omit needless words." This rule has greatly influenced Swenson's writing practices in grant applications, blog posts, and emails. E.B. White, author of "Charlotte's Web," wrote the introduction for the book's fourth edition, having learned from Strunk himself. Swenson emphasizes the lasting relevance of these writing guidelines in effective communication.
