Friday, October 3, 2008

Thursday, October 2, 2008

Continuing the Conversation: Consider the Lobster

Want to consider more? Write it here....

Hopp's Essays

Hopp's essays are very concise and work on a specific argument. I'd like to hear your reactions to the piece. Also, why do you think I would choose these essays as good examples of argument? 

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Notice: No Office Hours on Monday October 6th

I will be out of town for a composition conference on Monday, Oct. 6th; therefore, I will not be holding office hours. If you would like to make an apt. for later in the week, just let me know. 
Also, I will be gone from Sunday until late on Monday and will not have easy access to my email. I will try to check it, but be prepared for longer response times. 
Thanks! 
-Kat  

IDEAS FOR PROJECT 2: FOOD AND CULTURE

Struggling to find an idea? Want to share you idea and get feedback? Here's the place to do it. 

Also, feel free to share any sources (both academic and popular) that you are finding helpful.

Wallace's "Consider the Lobster"

Here is the link for the article. Please print and read it for class tomorrow.
Also, feel free to post your initial reactions and thoughts under this thread...even just a sentence or two!


Will and Grace

We've already had some comments on the Will and Grace set in the library and I'm loving in! What I'd like everyone to think about is: How do people interact with the space? What is the set (as a genre) accomplishing? How does it feel to have a public space that is used for studying merge with a private space?