Poems are almost worse than visual arguments.

AP Comp -- Rhetorical boot camp. 

Arts and Crafts -- I get what we're doing, but what happened to writing?

Bitzer -- Learn about exigence three pages in, skim the next ten pages. Complain that it was too difficult.

Cardona -- Belongs next to Tom Strommen and Ishmam Ahmed in my new religion.

Diction -- One of the few Comp words you can explicitly mention in an essay.

Grammar -- Disregard at will, but NEVER misspell.

Index poem -- This art stuff doesn't make sense.

Logos, Ethos, Pathos -- Learn what they are, but God help you if you ever use their names in a paper.

Orwell -- My grade probably depends on including him in this index.

Post Card Project -- See Arts and Crafts.

Revision Essays -- Write a perfect paper, then try three more times.

Rhetoric -- How you say stuff to make it sound good

Risks -- Take them, just not at 1:30 AM.

Syntax -- See Logos, Ethos, Pathos.

Tone -- Guess mine.

Visual project -- See Arts and Crafts.

Modelling an "index poem" after Cardona's list of links? PRICELESS. I'm leaving this here, because it's quality work, believe it or not.

AP Comp
     Regrets for hours of sleep lost in, 110-112
     Regrets for GPA lost in, 113-115
     The sense of accomplishment and pride, 116
Appeals
     Logos 666
     Ethos 666
     Pathos 666
Arts and Crafts
     Post Card Project, 120
     Visual Essay, 300
Bitzer
     Exigence as described by, 75
     Repetition in works of, 76-80
     Difficulty in understanding, See other works
Cardona 700-850
Diction 40
     Why never to use the word diction 41-44
Grammar 500-550
     The merits of disregarding grammar 550-530
Index poem (See AP Lang & Comp by Ashley Cardona)
Orwell 1-1036
Revision Essays
     Drafts of 212-214, 214-215, 215-217, 217-221, 221-222, 222-230
Rhetoric 1-1035
Risks iv, vii, xxvii