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Seniors
Print out a description and information on your major or profession from the Occupational Outlook Handbook. You might also want to look at ACT's Career Planning site. There are also several career quizzes that will help you decide how to best match your interest and skills with a profession.
 You might also want to keep an eye on ULM's Career Connections site.

The most important questions of all, perhaps?



Sophomores
Answer the following questions about the two coyote stories in your book:
  • "Coyote and Buffalo" #1-3 on 42
  • "Fox and Coyote and Whale" #2-4 on 46
Use complete sentences and cite from the text!

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