“Much To Say About Nothing”
By Terrence Cain
There really isn't much to say this week. In English II We finished talking about “A Rose For Emily” by William Faulkner and will discus “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson next week. The week after next we'll have a one to two page essay to write about either one of those two stories. I got an 80 on my first algebra test. In U.S. Government we talked about all the compromises to get the constitution off the table and into law. In my Cinema class we talked a little about the controversial Detroit car ad with Clint Eastwood and talked about movie icons of the golden age of cinema and the modern age of cinema and their differences as to why they're considered icons. Well until next week, this Howard College's blogging machine, over and out!
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