May+14-+18

=Classwork=
 * Monday & Tuesday**
 * Read Act 3 Scene 1 of JC (if not completed on Friday... >_<)
 * Wednesday & Thursday**
 * Read the rest of Act 3
 * Friday**
 * A-Day: Take notes on Ethos, Pathos, and Logos

=Homework= > ===** BDAY ONLY: **=== > ===** Read the following paragraphs. On a sheet of paper, number 1-3. For the first paragraph, tell whether the text establishes ethos, appeals to pathos, or appeals to logos and HOW you determine this. Do the same for paragraphs 2 & 3! **=== >>
 * Monday & Tuesday**
 * HSA prep due Thursday/Friday
 * Wednesday & Thursday**
 * Finish reading Act 3 (be prepared for a quiz when we meet again)
 * **B-Day:** //Take notes on Ethos, Pathos, and Logos.// A-Day, we will take these notes in class.
 * 1) “True to the tradition of the Tata Group, Tata Motors is committed in letter and spirit to Corporate Social Responsibility. It is a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact, and is engaged in community to and with the principles of the Global Compact. In accordance with this, it plays an active role in community development, serving rural communities around its manufacturing locations.”- Green Matters, Nano, Tata Motor’s motto
 * 2) “The third reason why consumers don’t need manuals is that many consumers are men, and we men would no more read a manual than we would ask directions, because this would be an admission that the person who wrote the manual has a bigger…OK, a bigger grasp of technology than we do. We men would rather hook up our new DVD player in such a way that it ignites the DVDs and shoots then across the room– like small flaming UFO’s – than admit that the manual- writer possesses a more manly technological manhood than we do”- Dave Barry, //“Owners’ Manual Step No.1: Bang Head against the wall”//
 * 3) “In his eagerly awaited new book, Wilson argues that ghetto blacks are worse off than ever, victimized by near-total loss of low-skill jobs in and around inner-city neighborhoods. In support of this thesis, he musters mountains of data, plus excerpts from some of the thousands of surveys and face-to-face interviews that he and his research team conducted among inner-city Chicagoans. It is a book that deserves a wide audience among thinking conservatives” – John J. Dilulio Jr., “When Decency Disappears”
 * Friday**
 * Friday**