Monday, February 19, 2007
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A class blog for Students of English 101 -- Introduction to Fiction -- an Intensive Writing course at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada
Ecce Vita Mea
- Dr. Stephen Ogden
- Ex hoc momento pendet Æternitas. Drexelius (via Henry Vaughan.)
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- Arc of the course
- Plant Blogging
- "Hey Nostradamus!" Lectures Extended
- Coupland's Book on Terry Fox
- Douglas Coupland's "jPod"
- Douglas Coupland at "....the friction point betwe...
- Student comment on Hey Nostradamus!
- On the Mid-Term
- Writing Blog
- Terms from Lecture: Discussion Space
- Coupland's Attitude to "Religion"
- TA catch on an element of "Hey Nostraddamus!"
- "So."
- Æsthetics in the News
- For Monday's Lecture upcoming
- "Ney Nostradamus!" Cover Icon
- Comment on "Comments"
- Our Gibson Course Book
- Student Rebuttal
- Blog from MS Office
- Douglas Coupland: Official Site
- Blog on Girls & Boys Reading
- Fun With Blogging
- Example Student Outline for Topic #2
- Poetry Blogging
- Paglia warns internet: "Only Art Lasts:
- "ChickLit" -- Ethel Wilson
- Poetry: Course Approach
- Blog Comments: Example, on Lecture
- Mid-Term Essay Topics
- Course Poetry
- More on "Blue Stocking"
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7 comments:
Cool. SO, are you implying that we should STILL read through the assigned poetry and our lecture notes to find out what it is?
;)
Yes! That's an advantage of having attended today's lecture ;--)
yes! please do post a question on that!
Hmm ... you mean blog the Final Exam? ;--)
PS: Very witty, Jared!
;)
i just want to know what dr.ogden talked about during lecture today in the beginning 10 minutes because i was sadly late
can anyone share some light?
thx
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