the Blog here

seems this small class is not very blog oriented.  If, however, you begin to use this and check it - you can use it to post thoughts, discoveries, favorites, ask questions - you will begin to find it useful to you.  If you do not use it, soon I will begin to ignore it too.

Henry Miller's Daily To Do List

a nice premise

God makes no spare parts.

Due Next week

1.  your letter rewritten as discussed
2.  your "elevator speech" written out (should read to about 30 seconds - and your "premise" is either in it or inspires it
3.  Elements of Style, Rules 2 and 3
4.  The book you chose to read:  we will finalize it
5.  Watch or re-watch "Million Dollar Baby" and make note of these matters:

• premise of film
• "objectives" of two mail characters, specifying which one of two is protagonist
• two plot points:  end of Act I and end of Act II.   Consider:  how do those plot points act upon the character's objectives

6.  you MAY have had another exercise requested of you on your re-write of admission essay.  If so, that is also due.

Praise Dancers to He Saw the Best in Me by singer and songwriter Marvin Sapp

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I found a book to read called Bad Girls of the Bible and I think it is going to be a good book. It put a twist to the story of Queen Easter, Ruth, Naome and Eve, just to name a few.
TABOR IS TAGGING ONTO CLARA'S POST HERE - see comments for a beginning list.
Choose your book by next week.

Even old guys can be fun

here :)

Wow! A lot of writing and reading required.

Ruoxin Wu reporting in

Ruoxin Wu reporting in