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News and Reflections: The task that remains is to cope with our interdependence-to see ourselves reflected in every other human being, and to respect and honor our differences. Melba Patillo Beals ************* How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, and tolerant of the weak and strong. Because some day in life you will have been all of these. -George Washington Carver

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English Department Homework Assignments

November 3, 2009

Ms. Carbonneau

A and C Periods-
weekend: *REMINDER: BREAD GIVERS ESSAY QUESTIONS NOW DUE 11/9*
Monday: vocab 7 due Tuesday, quiz Friday
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:

B and G Periods-
weekend: *REMINDER: BREAD GIVERS ESSAY QUESTIONS NOW DUE 11/9*
Monday: vocab 7 due Tuesday, quiz Friday
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:

D Period-
weekend:
Monday: vocab 7 due Tuesday, quiz Friday
Tuesday: read ch. 19-20 and define 8 words; spelling test Monday
Wednesday:
Thursday:

Mr. Abdelnour

A Period- get "Catcher in the Rye" by 4/13

B Period- get"The Red Pony" by 4/13

C Period- get "Death of a Salesman" by 4/13

D Period- get "Death of a Salesman" by 4/13

G Period- get "The Red Pony" by 4/13

Mrs. Bisson's British and Western Literature classes: A,B,C,F,G

All British Literature classes received their independent novel assignment, Monday, October 19, 2009 in class along with requirements for the research paper and due dates of assignments leading up to the completion of the paper.

Novels should now be purchaed. Begin reading and journaling. The first journal of ten entries is due November 20, 2009 and the second of ten entries is due Dec. 18, 2009. Format: Excerpt, page number and significance.

Tuesday, November 2, 2009, I will return your Dorian Gray essay and your MLK poem. Revise and return your Dorian Gray essay (with original copy stapled behind the revision) and your MLK poem by Thursday.

You will now have two entries in your "Do Now" notebooks. Keep them up to date for a test grade.

After the conclusion of the movie, The Picture of Dorian Gray, there will be a "Do Now" critical thinking challenge followed by a group work graphic organizer comparing and contrasting the movie to the book.

Wednesday - Friday, The remainder of the week will be devoted to SAT prep highlighting the long composition. You will address a retired prompt in class.

Mrs. Bonczek

B and E period-
Monday:Read pp.
Tuesday:
Wednesday: Vocab. Quiz
Thursday:
Friday: Unit Test

F Period-
Monday: Read pp. 375-391 and 413-417
Tuesday: 393-412 and 418-421
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday: Timed Write

G Period- Monday:Study for Quest; Final draft of essay due
Tuesday:Read Ch. I-III of The Scarlet Letter
Wednesday:Ch. IV-V
Thursday:VI-VII
Friday:Reading Journal Due Monday

Mr. Chavoor

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Mr. Hoogasian 2009-2010
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then is not an act, but a habit.

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F Period- Find Advanced Writing Process L2 Assignments by copying and pasting the address in your web browser:
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