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Monday's Anthro Classes
Introduction to Anthro:
CUMULATIVE:
jackie_sparrow [2}
positive_angel [1]
priestly_purple [2]
prue_h [2]
sharon_valerii [1]
studentwillow [2]
Warning: If you have a 2 next to your name, you will receive detention after missing another class.
CUMULATIVE:
death_n_binky (1)
futurebucs_star (1)
jackie_sparrow (2)
positive_angel (2)
priestly_purple (2)
prue_h (2)
sharon_valerii (2)
studentwillow (2)
suzotchka (1)
Good work with the societies. This class we will discuss family. First, I have an article that I would like to pass out that describes two different types of families, then we will talk about what it means to be a family.
Homework: Describe your familial structure. Is it patrilineal or matrilineal? How would your family be different if it was switched from the norm?
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Egyptian Archaeology:
CUMULATIVE:
adolescent_alan [2]
alchemic_bean [1]
darkchylde_ [2]
missromana [1]
valentine_tart [1]
yuuko_sama [1]
Warning: If you have a 2 next to your name, you will receive detention after missing another class.
CUMULATIVE:
adolescent_alan [1]
alchemic_bean [1]
joolushko_tunai [1]
kawalsky [1]
missromana [1]
yuuko_sama [1]
Well done with the quiz. I will hand those back next class, but most of you got at least 80's. This class, we will be looking at yet more slides. This time, we are focusing on a site right near the Nile.
Homework: Describe the process of embalming and mummifying in full detail, as next class we will be looking at mummys!
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Linguistics:
_fleurdelacour [1]
jackie_sparrow [1]
rory__gilmore [1]
wraithbaitjohn [1]
_fleurdelacour [1]
jackie_sparrow [1]
rory__gilmore [1]
wraithbaitjohn [1]
Today's lesson we will be studying the similarities between Greek and Latin's grammar structure. As you can see, both languages are similar except that Greek has a different alphabet, and there is no aorist tense. Obviously, there is a reason for this, and we will see that once comparing the two. Open up your books, please.
Homework: No homework for today :)
CUMULATIVE:
jackie_sparrow [2}
positive_angel [1]
priestly_purple [2]
prue_h [2]
sharon_valerii [1]
studentwillow [2]
Warning: If you have a 2 next to your name, you will receive detention after missing another class.
CUMULATIVE:
death_n_binky (1)
futurebucs_star (1)
jackie_sparrow (2)
positive_angel (2)
priestly_purple (2)
prue_h (2)
sharon_valerii (2)
studentwillow (2)
suzotchka (1)
Good work with the societies. This class we will discuss family. First, I have an article that I would like to pass out that describes two different types of families, then we will talk about what it means to be a family.
Homework: Describe your familial structure. Is it patrilineal or matrilineal? How would your family be different if it was switched from the norm?
---
Egyptian Archaeology:
CUMULATIVE:
adolescent_alan [2]
alchemic_bean [1]
darkchylde_ [2]
missromana [1]
valentine_tart [1]
yuuko_sama [1]
Warning: If you have a 2 next to your name, you will receive detention after missing another class.
CUMULATIVE:
adolescent_alan [1]
alchemic_bean [1]
joolushko_tunai [1]
kawalsky [1]
missromana [1]
yuuko_sama [1]
Well done with the quiz. I will hand those back next class, but most of you got at least 80's. This class, we will be looking at yet more slides. This time, we are focusing on a site right near the Nile.
Homework: Describe the process of embalming and mummifying in full detail, as next class we will be looking at mummys!
-----
Linguistics:
_fleurdelacour [1]
jackie_sparrow [1]
rory__gilmore [1]
wraithbaitjohn [1]
_fleurdelacour [1]
jackie_sparrow [1]
rory__gilmore [1]
wraithbaitjohn [1]
Today's lesson we will be studying the similarities between Greek and Latin's grammar structure. As you can see, both languages are similar except that Greek has a different alphabet, and there is no aorist tense. Obviously, there is a reason for this, and we will see that once comparing the two. Open up your books, please.
Homework: No homework for today :)
Re: HOMEWORK [ON TIME]
(There are, however, a few unnerving points where the list goes off on a tangent like "ANd then he spilS the braINs on the fLor and somE Gets in his WATer bUT He Drinks iT ANyway" or "and theN He Hits hiS helPr oN the hEd becAUse hE is meEn ANd I don'T Lik him AnyMor..." and lastly a fairly unconnected line about attacking butterflies.)