That’s all, folks

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Well, that’s it for the semester, everyone. Grades are in and the office is closed up. I’m not teaching this summer, so I won’t be back until August,
Have a good summer!


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Well, that’s it for the semester, everyone. Grades are in and the office is closed up. I’m not teaching this summer, so I won’t be back until August,
Have a good summer!

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Your assignment is to choose a modern playwright from the anthology. You will then look up at least two contemporary reviews of your author’s plays. Summarize the critical reception of your playwright’s work, using specific examples and quotations from the reviews that you have found. Finally, evaluate whether in hindsight your playwright’s reputation is deserved.
Produce your essay produced on a word processor, double-spaced with one-inch margins in a serif 12-point font. Your essay should include an introduction, a body paragraph summarizing each individual review, a paragraph that collectively summarizes the critical reception of all of the reviews you have summarized, and a conclusion that evaluates whether that critical reception is accurate and deserved using specific examples and quotations from the text in the anthology to support your opinion. Your submission has a maximum length of 1,500 words. Cite your sources using MLA-style documentation. Include your name, the date, and the course number and section in the upper left corner. Next, center the title of your paper on a line by itself, and then begin your essay. You may staple your submission in the upper left corner, but do not include any kind of cover or folder. Include a footer with your last name and the page number centered at the bottom of each page. You may omit the footer on the first page.

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Interested in a career in banking or finance? Attend one of these session presented by Regions Bank in the Alabama Power Recital Hall on the Martin Campus:
Financial careers – Molly – Regions bank
Tuesday, April 23rd and Wednesday, April 24th
11:20 a. m. -12:15 p. m.
Alabama Power Recital Hall

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For the test next Tuesday, April 23. Be sure to be familiar with drama terminology as well as the three plays we discussed in class: “Trifles,” “Tender Offer,” and “Time Flies.”

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As you know, we missed class last Thursday due to threat of inclement weather. Following are revised calendars for the rest of the semester (in a nutshell, we’ll put off the test until next Tuesday, drop Glass Menagerie, and have a draft of your final paper due on April 30):

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Following is your out-of-class poetry essay assignment for English 102, due at the beginning of class on Thursday, March 21:
The Library of America has made the newspaper articles Susan Glaspell wrote about the Hossack Case (inspiration for “Jury of Her Peers”) available as a pdf. (Spoiler alert: if you don’t want to find out how the trial turned out, skip the introduction).

Engadget has a recent interview with Richard Collins, head of Ubuntu mobile products, with some good information about Ubuntu’s launch strategy as well as their view of the competition for their forthcoming mobile OS.

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Following is your out-of-class poetry essay assignment for English 102, due at the beginning of class on Tuesday, February 19:

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Due to last Wednesday’s weather delay, I have posted a revised calendar to the BUS 285 page.
See you next week.