“It’s a Troubling Thoughts Thursday!” August 29, 2013 Mr. Houghteling

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“It’s a Troubling Thoughts Thursday!” August 29, 2013 Mr. Houghteling English III

Turn in 3 discussion questions from “The Price of Happiness.” AGENDA Turn in 3 discussion questions from “The Price of Happiness.” Complete “Happiness” discussion. Allusions “A Unique Take on Beauty”

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CAPSToneS C Context A Audience P Purpose S Speaker Tone Subject

Complete your Allusion chart for “A Unique Take on Beauty.” HOMEWORK Complete your Allusion chart for “A Unique Take on Beauty.”