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the schedule for my seminar's conferences is attached. See y'all then!

Do you all remember the day that Sarah Ryan's program(about economic class structure in the U.S.) came in to survey us? They have finished their survey and reported the results. See attached.  

Gold stars for those who can articulately connect this to what we've been studying.  

I feel so aware of pop culture now, thanks to y'all.

Check THIS out. 

I'm visualizing the miners in Germinal doing this, aren't you?

We have three extra opera tickets, since some people have dropped the class since we purchased them. They are $37.18 each.

If you'd like to buy one for a friend, contact the Evergreen Cashiers office at 360-867-6452 and pay for the ticket over the phone. Tell the cashier's office to put the money into the Student Fee budget 22123-52504 for $37.18.

Let me know when you have done so. I have the tickets and can give them to you on Sunday.

Here are the roles chosen/assigned for our reading this Sunday:

Act II

Stage directions: Tara Reed

Rummy Mitchens: Nancy Chestnut

Snobby Price: Jennifer Kramzer

Jenny Hill: Alicia Tarin

Peter Shirley: Paula Zinicola

Bill Walker: Lupe Ortega

Major Barbara: Tina Schubert and Valerie Boisen

Andrew Undershaft: Jon Trout

Adolphus Cusins: Manda Williams and Sharon Madrid

Mrs. Baines: Denise Carpenter

Act III

Stage directions: Marie Goodart

Charles Lomax: Rena Newman

HERE is a recent TED talk on the economics of creating policies to fight poverty.

Here are a couple of sites to play around with the visualization of information and knowledge:

• Thinkbase
• Music Map

Some of you have mentioned that word wrap doesn't seem to be working when you're inputting text.  A short-term solution is to put the text editor into full-screen mode by clicking on the little box that looks like a computer screen (somewhat).  I've requested that the computer folks at TESC take a look at it as well.