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A r m s t r o n g   A t l a n t i c  S t a t e  U n i v e r s i t y E n g l i s h   3010 Introduction to Literary Studies (part two) NEWS final update 17 December 2006 Check this NEWS page frequently for information on site updates and added resources.  News items are posted below in reverse chronological order--i.e., most recent items appear at the top of the page, older items below.   The date preceding each news item is the date on which the information was posted. Please scroll down for the latest NEWS items.

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17 December 2006
--GRADED RESEARCH PAPERS & EXAMS. As promised, at noon this past Friday I left your graded research papers and final exams (together, in the envelopes you provided) in the gray box on top of the counter in Solms 211.  You may pick up your work at your convenience.  Happy trails!

10 December 2006
--LAST MINUTE STUDY TIPS (supplement to NOTES): Make sure that you're familiar with King Lear (and everything that we've studied in relation to the play), "The Porcelain Man," the Emily Dickinson poems that we looked at, everything by and about Hemingway that we've examined, "Little Snow White," the oral tradition, "The Little Mermaid" (not the movie), "Pretty Feathered Forehead," "The Beautiful Wassilissa," and the meaning of life.   Above all else, be prepared to apply virtually every literary theory and critical approach studied since the first week of the semester.  See you Tuesday at 4:00.

English 3010 is taught by Dr. Richard Nordquist.
Armstrong Atlantic State University
Solms Hall 211C
11935 Abercorn Street
Savannah, Georgia 31419
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17 December 2006