1. English /15/14
“The purpose of school is to help students see that where they are is not where they’re always going to be.” - Lorraine Monroe
Why couldn't the English teacher write the # 11?
Goobies – A family word for all the things a teenager should not do. “Beware the Goobies.”
Goals – Check homework for extra credit. Introduce hyphens as punctuation. Take Hitler quiz.
Homework – Do the Hyphen homework. Don’t forget the Vocab. 3 Quiz Friday.
A: He didn't know which 1 came first!

2. English /16/14
There comes a time in every man’s education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide; that he must take himself for better, for worse … . - Ralph Waldo Emerson
What happens when you run around in an elephant’s stomach?
Additur – The power of the court to increase the amount of money awarded to a plaintiff by a jury.
Goals – Work with hyphens. Think more deeply about self-reliance. Discuss ways in which Luke is self reliant. View CHL.
Homework – Complete hyphen homework. Find and underline a single sentence from Emerson’s “Self-Reliance” that you believe to be true. Comment upon it.
You get pooped out.

3. English /17/14
To believe in your own thought, to believe that what is true for you in your private heart is true for all men – that is genius. – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Do you know the difference between illegal and unlawful?
Barratry – The stirring up of lawsuits or quarrels. Often applied to lawyers who inspire suits they benefit from.
Goals – Punctuation Practice. Look for signs of self-reliance in Cool Hand Luke. Ask yourself why Luke does what he does.
Homework – Punctuation homework. Study for Quiz 3.
One is a sick bird, the other is against the law.

4. English /18/14
Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Nothing can bring you peace but the triumph of principles. – Ralph Waldo Emerson.
What kind of bats live in a belfry?
Bulletproof – Said of a contract or other document that has no loop-holes.
Goals – Watch Cool Hand Luke.
Homework – Study for quiz 3.
Ding bats

5. English 10- 9/19/14 Five minutes to review for vocab. 3 quiz.
You know it’s raining cats and dogs out there?
Usufruct – Old legal term for the right to use something as long as it is not broken, used up, or changed.
Goals – Complete vocab. 3 vocabulary study. Read an article from Upfront.
Homework – none.
Don’t step in a poodle!