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Students must earn 200 reading. Reading points must be completed one week before the end of the grading period. Projects will be graded according to quality, which means that you may not earn full credit if your assignment is incomplete, inaccurate, or poorly prepared. Your choices for earning reading points are listed below. You may complete both group one assignments and one group two assignment per book.
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We read to know we are not alone. So, I finished the Looking Glass Wars Trilogy by Frank Beddor today. There was so much that I loved about these three books. I felt like the characters were the humanized versions of the Disney version of Alice in Wonderland that we all grew up with.
Dan posted a great comment on a Spike TV program that pitted a gladiator against an Apache warrior. I think it shows just how absurd Western culture sometimes is that this was both aired and avidly watched. In the end, it represents to me some of the deepest and most abiding difficulties that Westerners have when interacting with other cultures.