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Assignments

Class Leadership | Citation Practice | Journals eng102-302 | Journals eng102-106 | The First Paper Spring 2012 | The Second Paper Spring 2012 | The Third Paper Spring 2012

Handouts

In-Text Citation | Peer Review Writing Workshop

Topics

Gender

A and P | The Yellow Wallpaper | The Storm | Araby

Point of View

The Garden of Forking Paths | The Cask of Amontillado | A Rose For Emily | Sonny's Blues

Theme

The Parable of the Prodigal Son | Harrison Bergeron | The Gospel According To Mark | A Good Man Is Hard To Find

Symbolism

The Lottery | Natasha | Young Goodman Brown | The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas

Plot

Happy Ending | The Library of Babel | The Phantom of the Movie Palace | Story of an Hour

 Irony  

| Legend 

Tragedy

Death of a Salesman | A Doll's House | Othello | Hedda Gabler

Poetry

Mirror | Dover Beach | Siren Song | The Soul Selects Her Own Society | The Red Wheelbarrow | How Do I Love Thee Let Me Count The Ways | I Being Born A Woman And Distressed | What Lips My Lips Have Kissed | Sonnet 18 | Second Fig

Time Periods

Final Projects

The Descent of Inanna | Hymn of Creation | Book of Genesis | The Speckled Band | The Man With The Twisted Lip | Minority Report | Carmilla  

Announcements

• 5-2: Ever feel the need to text Professor Wend a question? Well, now you can at his Google Voice #609 488-4483 Please mention who you are in the text! 

• 4-27: 102-302, do you remember what the journal question for Death of a Salesman was? We decided on one or two during our discussions? Email me please.  

• 4-26: The TEC Library is pleased to announce its end of term extended hours.  On these dates Tuesday (5/1), Wednesday (5/2), Thursday (5/3), Monday (5/7), Tuesday (5/8) and Wednesday (5/9) the TEC Library will open at 7 am and stay open until 10 pm.  

• 4-22: 102-302, your papers have been emailed to you. 

• 4-22: 102-302, there will be a delay with your papers being returned. I will explain at the beginning of class.  

• 4-21: Some good essays on poetry collected by Bill Wolff (Rowan) http://www.diigo.com/user/wolffw/%22essays%20on%20poetry%22 

• 4-15: This week is LGBT Awareness week at BCC http://staff.bcc.edu/student_activities/PDF/LGBT2012Schedule.pdf 
  

• 4-14: How about this entire class on vampires? http://thevampirenovel.blogspot.com/ Next time I teach Carmilla I am totally showing Let The Right One In... 

• 4-14: Remember-The book drive is still going on until Wednesday. Look for the box at the first floor of Laurel Hall, by Public Safety and my office in Parker, and by the coffee shop in Academic.   

• 4-7: Here are the .mobi http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1661.kindle.noimages and .epub http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1661.epub.noimages editions of the Doyle stories.

• 4-4: Dress For Success is coming up on April 12th http://staff.bcc.edu/careerservices/?pg=dressforsuccess 

• 4-4: If any of you want these converted to epub, mobi, etc let me know... 

• 4-4: (106) Here is the link for Carmilla http://www.english.upenn.edu/~nauerbac/crml.html

• 4-4: (302) Here is the link for the Sherlock Holmes stories http://www.gutenberg.org/files/1661/1661-h/1661-h.htm 

• 3-30: If you would like to continue on with me, English Literature I (LIT207) is running this summer and fall (I am teaching the Monday only fall one, not the T TH) 

• 3-18: Purdue OWL on MLA formatting for papers http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/ 

• 3-11: Did you know that Google has a search engine education page with lesson plans? https://sites.google.com/site/gwebsearcheducation/ 

• 3-10: How to Cite a Tweet http://www.mla.org/style/handbook_faq/cite_a_tweet 

• 3-9: eng102-106, your papers have been returned a little early. Enjoy your break. eng102-303: I will not be in my email after about 5pm today, so any last minute questions need to come in before that time.  

• 2-25: We discussed Nabokov's son the other day...he passed away this week...http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/dmitri-nabokov-son-of-acclaimed-lolita-novelist-vladimir-nabokov-dies-in-switzerland/2012/02/24/gIQAgclPYR_story.html 

• 2-25: Some weekend reading about Wikipedia http://www.dighist.org/2012/01/wikipedia-and-its-place-in-the-field-of-history/ 

• 2-19: If you are interested, I am teaching lit207-400 (English Literature I) this summer.   

• 2-15: Folks, I think I have solved the issues I had with the .pages format. If you have a Mac, feel free to submit your first paper in that format and I will see if I have fixed this problem.   

• 2-10: The second annual Dress for Success Fashion Show is taking place on Thursday, April 12, 2012 from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Mt. Laurel campus. Twenty students (10 men and 10 women) will be chosen to model professional business attire. These models will receive free business makeovers, including one professional suit along with a haircut and style. If you are interested in becoming one of the 20 student models, please complete this application by March 1, 2012: http://staff.bcc.edu/careerservices/?pg=dress 

• 2-5: I have updated our final exam week schedule 

• 2-3: Would it be cool if we did podcasted interviews with groups of students about stories? 

• 2-2: 102-106: I have updated our syllabus to fix the page numbers for our next reading. 

Previous Versions

Fall 2011: Syllabus 102-103 Summer 2011: Syllabus 102-85 Spring 2011: Syllabus 102-11 | Syllabus 102-06 Fall 2009: Syllabus 102-01

Previous Announcements

Fall 2011 Announcements | Summer 2011 Announcements