Communication - Thursday, Period 5

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"Journal entries are good way of chronicalling events on a personal level and conveying your opinions and feelings about events to other people. Traditionally, journals have been kept as a means of keeping a record, such as a ship's log or the written diary of a traveller. Recently, keeping a journal has become a popular internet activity. Internet patrons generally call this 'blogging'. Today, I'd like you to write a journal entry. You don't have to hand it in at the end of class, so this is only for your own personal benefit. Try to capture your take on events, how you perceive them and how you feel about them. If you're unable to write, find another method of expressing yourself."

Comments

Sign In

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If you're healthy and you know it, clap your hands!

Re: Sign In

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Cindy Mackenzie.

Re: Sign In

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Rodney McKay

Talk

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If there's anyone left...clap your hands!

Journal Entries

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If you want to write one. Clap your hands!

Re: Talk

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Rodney didn't quite follow the assignment. Instead of a journal entry, he started writing notes on his research from that morning. He hoped that reviewing what he'd already looked at might cause something he had previously dismissed to stand out.

Talk to Thursday

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She's around. Restless, but around. If you want to talk to her, go ahead. And clap your hands! (Not really)

OOC

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If you're plaguey and you know it, the you really ought to show it. If you're plaguey and you know it, clap your hands!

Re: OOC

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*clapclap*

Re: OOC

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Chris is not plague-y - but after a wake-up call finding out his roommate is (on top of his girlfriend and his charge), he is so not making it to class.