> With nary a thought of the possible symbolism, I gave up red ink a few
> semesters ago for purple, pink, teal, green--whatever strikes my fancy at
> the time.  Does it change students' perceptions?  I think not. There are
> still students who resent and/or resist criticism of their work.  I think it
> is related to the "I worked hard on this paper, therefore I deserve a good
> grade (quality is irrelevant)" phenomenon.
> 
> Kris Lewis

One faculty member I know brings a handful of different colored pens to class 
and asks the students which color they would prefer to have their paper graded 
with.

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