COURSE SCHEDULE

January 10 introduction to course
evaluating sources
choosing a topic
January 15 “Against the Cell”  Winner
“Nickel-and-Dimed”  Ehrenreich
types of research
preparing a proposal and annotated bibliography
January 17 library instruction
meet in library
January 22
sample essays/discussion of peer editing
paraphrasing and summarizing
Proposal and Annotated Bibliography #1 Due
January 24 discussion of proposals and bibliographies
in-text citations/works cited
Mark Twain assignment
plagiarism
January 29 peer editing
Rough Draft of Paper #1 Due at Peer Editing
January 31 conferences
February 5 conferences
February 7
selection of topic for second paper
Final Draft of Paper #1 Due and Rubric
February 12
library day
Spring Convocation
February 14 library day
Spring Convocation
February 19 discussion of research
Proposal and Annotated Bibliography #2 Due
February 21 “Clergyman’s Letter to Martin Luther King, Jr.”
“Letter from Birmingham Jail”  King
discussion of proposal and annotated bibliographies
February 26 peer editing
Rough Draft of Paper #2 Due at Peer Editing
February 28 conferences
March 4 Spring Break!!
March 6 Spring Break!!
March 11 conferences
March 13 “The Lottery”  Jackson
  Hank -- human sacrifice
  Shannon -- Day of Atonement
  Jordan -- Shirley Jackson
  Ashley -- Egyptian religion relating to Ra
March 18 “Greenleaf”  O’Connor
  Amelia -- Mithraism
  Ben  -- Sharecropping in the South
Paper #2 Due and Rubric
March 20 finding sources
meet in library
March 25 “The Cask of Amontillado”  Poe
  Stephen -- Edgar Allan Poe
  Weston -- freemasons
“A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings”  Marquez
writing a literary analysis
 Last Day to Withdraw with a “W”
March 27 Harrison Bergeron”  Vonnegut
  Colby -- McCarthy and the Red Scare
“The Star”  Clarke
  Adam -- Theodicy
  Oksana -- theories of the Star of Bethelem
  Matt -- the origin of supernovas
April 1
“The Revolt of ‘Mother’”  Freeman
“The Story of an Hour”  Chopin
April 3
“Gimpel the Fool”  Singer
“The Magic Barrel”  Malamud
  Amber -- matchmaker in Jewish tradition
Proposal and Annotated Bibliography #3 Due
April 8 “The Tyger” and “The Lamb”  Blake
“Batter My Heart, Three-Person’d God”  Donne
Dover Beach  Arnold
April 10 “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”  Eliot
  Natalie -- T.S. Eliot
“Ulysses”  Tennyson
“To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time”  Herrick
“To His Coy Mistress”  Marvell
April 15
conferences
April 17 conferences
April 22 “Because I Could Not Stop for Death”  Dickinson
  Dana -- Emily Dickinson
“Do Not Go Gentle”  Thomas
“Richard Cory”  and “Miniver Cheevy”  Robinson
“We Real Cool”  Brooks
April 28
Final Exam/Literary Analysis Due and Rubric
10:15 - 12:15