HW for Senior Project
- Draft project proposals – due by 3:30pm tomorrow
- Journals due by midnight Saturday
- Food for Monday (list below)
Rosie – Pasta Dish
LaNesha – Pie
John – Fruit/Veggies
Tevi – Cake
Lia – Chips and Dip
Malcolm – Drinks
Ms. Bergman – Spinach Quiche
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- Journal entry due Saturday by midnight.
- Bring in a draft of your paper for Monday.
- FINAL DRAFT OF YOUR PAPER DUE 12/19/08.
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Your second draft of your papers are due tomorrow to me (via email, memory key or hard copy) by 3:30pm. They should be posted on turnitin.com by midnight.
Your journal entry is due by midnight on Saturday
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YOUR FIRST SIX PAGES OF THE PAPER ARE DUE ON TUESDAY BY 3:30PM. YOU MAY EMAIL THEM, BRING IN A MEMORY KEY WITH THEM, OR DROP OFF A HARD COPY TO ME OR IN MY MAILBOX IN THE OFFICE.
You have a journal entry due by this Saturday on swwdc.seniorprojecttracker.net.
Food for Monday
- LaNesha – sweet potato/pumpkin pie.
- Rosie – Mashed potatoes or stir fry.
- Lia – stuffing, cranberry sauce.
- Malcolm – drinks
- Tevi – turkey meat balls
- Ms. Bergman – spinach quiche and/or a rice dish.
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Senior project penguins,
Your source outlines are due TODAY at 3:30pm.
Your drafts (pages 1-6) are due NEXT TUESDAY BY 3:30. THEY WILL ALSO BE TURNED INTO TURNITIN.COM.
Journal entries are due into Senior Project Tracker by Saturday.
As a class, we’ve decided to have a Thanksgiving celebration next Monday. Food assignments are below:
- LaNesha – sweet potato/pumpkin pie.
- Rosie – Mashed potatoes or stir fry.
- Lia – stuffing, cranberry sauce.
- Ms. Bergman – spinach quiche and/or a rice dish.
We still need paper goods, drinks, or a meat dish of your choosing: Please keep in mind that most of the class does not eat red meat.
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Simon Levin
Princeton University
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Center for BioComplexity
Cooperation and Collective Behavior, from Bacteria to the Global Commons
A sustainable future for humanity will require finding a way to share our complex environment. Learn about the evolution of cooperation in non-human populations, and what must change in our own behaviors if we are to have a common future.
Thursday, October 16, 2008 | 6:45 PM
This lecture is free and open to the public and is held at the Carnegie Institution, located at 1530 P Street, NW (corner of 16th and P Streets).
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Senior project penguins,
I’m pleased to say that everyone turned in their letters of intent on time and had them uploaded on turnitin.com on time. I look forward to reading them.
We’re still in the process of figuring out the schedule for next Wednesday for what seniors will do during the PSATs. You’re probably either going to be trained in using the library to find scholarly journals and/or go to the library. Take advantage of this opportunity to work on your working bibliographies.
Also, MENTOR AGREEMENT FORMS ARE DUE NEXT FRIDAY. THESE CAN BE FOUND HERE: sww-mentor-handbook.
For many of you, this will be as simple as getting a signature from your mentor. For some of you, it may mean actively pursuing mentors to help you. All of you should have a draft letter to a mentor that we adapted from your letter of intent.
Please email me with any questions/concerns. I know we won’t see each other for a bit. THIS IS NOT AN EXCUSE TO FORGET ABOUT YOUR SENIOR PROJECT.
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