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SENIOR QUIZ TOMORROW

ANNOUNCEMENT ONE
If I don't remind you in class of everything that is due everyday, that doesn't excuse you from the assignments. Blah blah college next year blah blah they don't hold your hand either blah blah.

That said, you have a quiz tomorrow - the same quiz that was announced in class and on this blog on Thursday and over the weekend. If you're reading this, then you might want to tell your classmates who may have forgotten.

ANNOUNCEMENT TWO
You also have an assignment tonight - to print out both candidates' views on ONE particular issue. It doesn't matter what the issue is, but please narrow it down to something specific. In other words, don't print out the entire platform on foreign policy. And, yes, this is for a grade.

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