ENGL 102.022/025 Assignments
4/24 - 5/15/06 (Weeks 13-16)


Assignments can be updated at needs/speed of the class; you will be notified of updates by e-mail, and are responsible for checking the page after notification.
M = Making Arguments; WR = A Writer's Resource; B = Bedford Glossary; C = Casebook
Activities and assigned pages are listed on the day they will happen/are due

»»WEEK 13 (4/24 & 4/26/06)

  • for MONDAY April 24

    -- Group 3 presents on Levertov's "The Ache of Marriage." Group #3 will teach the poem to the class--treat their presentation seriously, since you will be responsible for knowing the material they teach.

  • for WEDNESDAY April 26

    -- Group 4 presents on Hughes' "Theme for English B." Group #4 will teach the poem to the class--treat their presentation seriously, since you will be responsible for knowing the material they teach.

    »»WEEK 14 (5/1 & 5/3/06)

  • for MONDAY April May 1

    -- Group 5 presents on Dickinson's "Because I Could Not Stop for Death." Group #5 will teach the poem to the class--treat their presentation seriously, since you will be responsible for knowing the material they teach.

  • for WEDNESDAY May 3

    --t.b.a.

  • for FRIDAY May 5 -- Essay #3 Poetry first draft due to my office by 4 p.m. See Essay 3 (Poetry) site for details.

    »»WEEK 15 (5/8 & 5/10/06)

  • for MONDAY April May 8

    -- Quiz #3 Poetry
    -- evaluations
    --I will also announce the works you will need to purchase and read for the Final Exam in two weeks.

  • for WEDNESDAY May 10

    --if you are revising your Research Paper, the revision is due today
    -- t.b.a., possible conferences

    »»WEEK 16 (5/15/06)

  • for MONDAY April May 15

    -- Essay #3 Poetry Final Draft due

  • FINAL EXAM Monday May 22, 4:15-6:45 p.m., Devilbiss Hall 109. The final exam is on three literary works chosen by the English Department--I will provide you with titles two weeks before the exam. You must purchase the short story and drama from the SU bookstore in the Commons; I will provide you with the URL for an online version of the poem. You must read, study, and analyze these works on your own--I cannot discuss them with you in class. The final exam for 102, composed by the English Department, consists of two parts:
    -- multiple choice: 33 questions (11 each for short fiction, poetry, and drama) on the works you were assigned for the exam, and in general
    essay: you will chose a topic from the brief selection provided o the exam. I will provide you with two Blue Books in which to compose your essay.

    WARNING: DO NOT LOOK UP TOPICS ABOUT OR INTERPRETATIONS OF THE LITERATURE ON THE INTERNET. We have searched the internet for the most common interpretations of the three literary pieces, and have catalogued those interpretations. If you write on one of these topics, your essay will be discarded.
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