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Homework

Seniors
Tomorrow at the end of classes is your deadline for the Career Search paper (aka lastname-future). I've linked the assignment below, and you should have a paper copy. Don't worry about the works cited until your draft is complete. And, yes, you may work on this at home.
Career Paper
Sophomores
As noted above, tomorrow is a work day. You will be finishing and typing your "hero" stories; based on your handwritten drafts, it looks like you have a good start. Remember the guidelines:
  • Should be typed, double-spaced and in a 12-point font. Otherwise, the formatting is up to you, as long as you include a title and your name. This paper will be saved and shared on Google Docs as "lastname-epic." 
  • The story should introduce (and name) your character, who should embody at least five of those characteristics discussed.
  • The story should follow Campbell's outline of the first quarter of the story - from Home to Threshold. Look HERE  (or BELOW) for a refresher.

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