Sociology Courses | February 2, 2006

[drgrissom.livejournal.com]

Sex Cultures: 6th Period

Grissom enters the classroom a few minute after the bell rings, holding an overnight bag and wearing a forensics jacket from DC, and quickly puts his things behind his desk and pulls some paperwork out of a drawer.

"Welcome, everyone. I apologize for my absence on Tuesday, and thank you, Ms. Cally, for filling in on such short notice. My notes say that you were all assigned a short essay. Considering the subject matter, I'd actually like you to read those essays aloud to the rest of the class.

Feel free to ask your fellow students questions about their presentations, but remember that we all come from different backgrounds and we are here to learn, not judge.

Your homework for Tuesday is to brush up on the marriage laws of the state of Virginia. Guess what unit we'll be discussing next week?

Also, Bel and Cally, I'll assume you had no problems with any of the students in my absence. If any of them caused you problems, stop by my office after class, and those students will be spending their Saturday with me. Thank you."

Comments

Re: Presentations/Attendance: 2/2

[conathon.livejournal.com]

"Marilyn Monroe. Who is she, you might ask. She was the biggest sex symbol of American history, she married a playwright and flirted with John F. Kennedy. She was an absolute bombshell, perfect legs, blonde hair, perfect lips, hands..everything. Men wanted to, erm, bang her and women wanted to be her. Marilyn was the first woman on front of the very first copy of 'Playboy', which makes her a pretty damn good sex symbol."

Sawyer was pleased with his subject material. Oh yes.