20 November 2009

The Great Gatsby!

Evaluate The Great Gatsby as a criticism of the corruption of the American Dream.


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17 November 2009

More Current Events


Create a list that meets the following requirements:

1. The current event you picked for Blog #9. Include a link to the actual news story and a sentence or so that summarizes it. Post one unique & interesting fact, idea or quote that is useful for your project.
2. The current event you picked for Blog #23. Include a link to the actual news story and a sentence or so that summarizes it. Post one unique & interesting fact, idea or quote that is useful for your project.
3. An interesting current event you found by reading a classmate's blog. Include a link to the actual news story and a sentence or so that summarizes it. Post one unique & interesting fact, idea or quote that is useful for your project.
4. A brand new current event that you just found that is interesting and useful for your MSB project. Include a link to the actual news story and a sentence or so that summarizes it. Post one unique & interesting fact, idea or quote that is useful for your project.
5. Another brand new current event that you just found that is interesting and useful for your MSB project (yes, this time you are finding two new current events). Include a link to the actual news story and a sentence or so that summarizes it. Post one unique & interesting fact, idea or quote that is useful for your project.

13 November 2009

Environmental Curent Events

Post a news story or current event that is connected to your MSB work.

Then:
1. Summarize the event.
2. What is the most important info presented in the story?
3. What info is missing?
4. How does this info play into your MSB work?

10 November 2009

My MSB Organizations


1. Name of organization
2. Mission statement (copy/paste from their site).


Pick two of the following:
3a. An important interaction with a local city or county government agency.
3b. An important interaction with a state government agency.
3c. An important interaction with a federal government agency.

09 November 2009

Gatsby! Ch 1-4

Gatsby and Nick are both somewhat detached from their surroundings. Compare and contrast this sense of detachment. How are they similar and/or different in this respect?


They are similar in the respect that their wealth lets them enjoy some comfort. When Tom goes to Wilson's garage an into the city he keeps his pompous air about him.  And when Gatsby is at his party he is comfortable in his elusive role.      

01 November 2009

Critique a professional example



1. What is the most successful element of this work sample? Why do you believe this?
the contrast of the darkness of the rocks and the orange glow of the sun

2. What is the message of the work? How do you know?
it's a picture of a sunset

3. Who or what is the intended audience for this work? How do you know?
people who like sunsets?

4. How do specific elements of the work sample come together to deliver the message?


5. Describe one technique the creator of this work used. Why do you think this technique was used for this specific piece of work?
I think a longer exposure time was used to make the water appear smooth

6. Why did you choose this work sample?
It looked nice and was of related to the project