The Things They Carried
Here is the Pinky and Bunny Vietnam video if you need to see it again:
Here is the Pinky and Bunny Vietnam video if you need to see it again:
Since I will be out over the next three days, and many of you will be with me, I am assigning Chapters Seven and Eight for Monday.
Today’s Question (please answer in one paragraph via the comment feature):
The opening sentence of Chapter Seven is, “For a long time, Siddhartha had lived the life of the world and of lust, though without being part of it.”
Explain what this sentence means by using information from the previous chapters. Today’s class should be spent composing an answer to this assignment.
Those who are here tomorrow and Friday will be watching the Conrad Rooks’ movie version of the book.

Here is a short video regarding women’s suffrage during the Progressive Era.
You will have the next two classes (Monday and Tuesday) to work on the August 07 Thematic Essay. We will look at them as a class on Wednesday.

For tomorrow, please finish the thrid short story, Spin. We left off on page 36.

Please read the first 3.5 pages of Chapter 6 for tomorrow. Don’t forget to have your essays on Walt Whitman’s poem and Chapter 4 for tomorrow.

We are working on a Progressive Era DBQ. Below, find a short, fifty second video that summarizes this period in American history. Please look for other videos over the next week.
When looking at the Thematic Essay, remember to:
US HISTORY STUDENTS: For tomorrow, please look at the August 2007 US History Regents Thematic Essay and identify the task and possible ways of answering it.
WRITING RCT STUDENTS: No homework tonight.
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For tomorrow, please finish reading Chapter 5. Chapter 4 notes from the class discussion can be found in the PDF format here. Remember that you have an essay due Friday.

Answer Question #12 and #13 in the text. Read the next short story, Love, for tomorrow.
