Last Homework of the quarter

--Final Draft of your research paper (and binder) are due Nov 1. No late binders/papers will be accepted. If you do not submit this, you must re-do the research project next quarter.
--Antigone - read pages 217--227
--Note cards for Lesson 5
--Finish exercises from class if you did not finish

Homework

--Final Draft... final binder. 400 possible points can really impact your grade!

Homework

--Begin Antigone (read to page 217)
--Write ten discussion questions for the reading
--Study for Toss Around

REMINDER
Only two of you turned your rough drafts in on time. You must get those in to me as soon as possible. Monday, the highest possible grade is B, Tuesday - C, Wednesday - D. After that, you can only earn an F. The rough draft must be turned in by the 25th in order for me to be able to grade it so you can turn in the final draft.

IF YOU DO NOT COMPLETE THE RESEARCH PROJECT, YOU MUST DO AN ENTIRELY NEW RESEARCH PROJECT 2ND QUARTER OR YOU WILL FAIL WORLD LITERATURE FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER.

DON'T FORGET THE HOMEWORK

Rough draft due 10/19!!!!!!!
Lesson 4 note cards
State the theme of Oedipus Rex in a sentence

Homework for 10/10

--Rough draft due 10/19
--Write the introductory paragraph to your paper. This should be typed and double spaced.

Homework!

--Study your notecards for Toss Around!
--Bring Mask project materials for Wednesday's class (since we did not get to it today)
--Second Source and Note Check due Wednesday, October 10

Homework 10/2/07

--Preliminary outline due 10/4
--Bring mask-making supplies to class on 10/4
--Finish Oedipus Rex

Outline Format:

Thesis: ____
I.
A.
B.
II.
A.
B.
et cetera....

From today's Chicago Tribune

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - Taliban militants hanged a teenager in southern Afghanistan because he had U.S. money in his pocket, and they stuffed five $1 bills in his mouth as a warning to others not to use dollars, police said Monday. Taliban militants elsewhere killed eight police. The 15-year-old boy was hanged from a tree on Sunday in Helmand, the most violent province in the country and the world's No. 1 poppy-growing region. "The Taliban warned villagers that they would face the same punishment if they were caught with dollars," said Wali Mohammad, the district police chief in Sangin.

Dollars are commonly used in Afghanistan alongside the afghani, the local currency, although the U.S. currency is more commonly seen in larger cities where international organizations are found. Militants often justify their attacks and executions as a response to U.S. meddling in Afghan affairs. In Sangin on Saturday, the Taliban shot and killed another man who had sought farm assistance and seeds from an international aid program, Mohammad said. The militants accused him of being a spy.
Copyright © 2007, The Associated Press