Class Procedures and Reminders
Story OR Story Lab. This is the first week with a Story Lab option instead of Storytelling. So, for those of you who wrote a story back in Week 2 and another story in Week 3, you have a choice this week: you can write another story for Week 4 (and writing a story is always good!) or you can take a break from storytelling and do one of the Story Lab options. You'll see how that works when you get to the Story assignment today.
Project Stack. If you turned in a project assignment on Sunday before 10PM, you should have comments back from me; I'll keep working on the Sunday assignments today, and in the meantime you can check the stack to make sure I received your assignment. My goal is always to get through the stack by the end of the week, but it usually does take me until Friday to reply to them all. :-)
The following items are for fun and exploration:
Blog Stream. I laughed out loud when I saw this in Cody's blog post with his Ramayana reading notes: hilarious!
Proverbs. And here's a proverb from India about otters: It is vain to look for yesterday’s fish in the house of the otter.
Storybooks. And speaking of rakshasas, here's a great Storybook with stories told as album reviews: Rakshasa Stone Magazine: Demon Music Reviews.
H.E.A.R.T.. Yes, it's that time of the semester: ask the coffee flowchart what to do!
Mindset Cats. Meanwhile, the mindset cat keeps on learning!
Mindset Video. The characters at Zootopia keep on learning too, with some help from Shakira: Try everything!
Event on Campus. Tonight at 7PM in the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, Dan Gagliasso will give a talk "When the Legend Becomes Reel..." (details).
Check out the Twitter stream for information and fun stuff during the day, or click here for past announcements.
