Hello Everyone -

Check out the week’s schedule below.  Mukti’s seminar has a one-time schedule change – Tuesday seminar will meet from 1:30-3:30 with peer study groups meeting after that.  Terry and Cynthia’s group – regular schedule.

This quarter, Tuesday’s seminar tickets will be basically the same – a one-page paper intended to help you focus your understanding and responses to the seminar texts. It should have three components:  i) a statement of the author’s thesis, ii) your response to the reading(s) (such as what surprised you, what you think we should discuss in seminar, what you had difficulty accepting), iii) three REAL questions for seminar discussion which are tied to the reading(s).  To be productive, these questions should defy yes/no answers and should require more of your classmates than simple opinion.  Be sure to cite authors and page numbers  be specific about which parts of the text are motivating your questions.

NB:  This quarter we are asking for TWO copies of your seminar tickets on TUESDAY ONLY.  We will keep one copy to use as we compile study questions (from your own questions) for the in-class, integrative writing assignments.

AND – in your peer groups this week, you will each be asked to share a dream and work together to help each other write your first integrative page – connecting dream reality to what is happening in the program and your daily life. You will also talk about your individual projects. More on this in class Tuesday, but bring your dream journals.


Tuesday, April 6Wednesday, April 7Thursday, April 8
10:00-1:00 All-group meeting

Film: Fierce light

Procession planning - bring your ideas!

Peer Study Groups meet at lunch (except Mukti's seminar)
Meet at Procession studio at 10 am.
The location is near the corner of Olympia and Capitol Way. The address is in the alley way at 311 1/2 Capitol Way North, behind the Royal Lounge. But the studio door/entrance is located in the alley connecting Columbia to Capitol Way. Check Procession web site for more information.
Expressive Arts Lab Come dressed for movement
Seminar
Senge - Parts 3, 4 and the epilogue

DUE: TWO COPIES of the seminar ticket - see description above.
Seminar Poetry Packet - available NOW under downloadable files. If you have any trouble - email us.

Read - p. 1-36

DUE: Seminar Ticket
1) Select three poems from the first 36 pages of poetry that successfully describe or address the same aspect of living (like enountering the shadow, understanding one's self, getting old, falling in love), but in very DIFFERENT ways.

2) Explain the fundamental ways in which these three poems are similar, yet so different.

3) Explain how the differences between the three poems help you understand the aspect of living that the poems are about.

4) Write four stanzas of verse in response to the poems you selected.

Cynthia’s video pick of the week:  Fierce Light trailer

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