Gordon Leighton
English 093 - Course Calendar
Spring Quarter 2012

This calendar is subject to changes I may make in class.  Page numbers refer to 75 Readings, 11th edition, unless otherwise indicated.   Expect frequent in-class writing over the readings, so be sure to have them completed by the day they are listed.  There are no make-ups for in-class writings, so please be there to do them.

April 2012

2

Introduction and Syllabus; class website

3

Questions over syllabus; email assignment; 20 common errors

 

4

75 Readings, 11th edition

Chapter 1, pp. 1-39

 

5

Orwell (1-8)

Hughes (8-11)

Intro to Turnitin.com

6

Labs

Class meets every Friday in the Labs (D204)

 

9

Chapter 2 (39-68)

Baldwin (39-42)

Detecting tone

10

Didion (48-52)

Tone (continued)

11

Cofer (52-57)

Description

12

In-class writing (Topics will not be announced in advance.)

13

Lab

Paper #1 due at noon

16

Chapter 3 (68-91)

Abbey (81-87):  Process

17

Parker (92-102)

18

Goodman (99-101)

19

The Art of Racing in the Rain (1-114)

 

20

Lab

23

Epstein (105-109)

24

Chapter 5 (113-150)

Sheehy (113-120): Summary

26

In-class writing

(Summary)

26

Paper #3 assigned:  Student services

27

Lab

Paper #2 due at noon

30

Workshop (To be arranged)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 May 2012

 

1

 

Midquarter conferences in my office  (R230E)

2

 

Midquarter conferences in my office  (R230E)

 

3

 

In-class writing on #3—Have your interview completed

 

4

 

Lab

7

Racing in the Rain

(115-214)

8

 

Viorst (130-35)

9

 

Logical Fallacies PowerPoint

10

 

Lutz (135-142)

11

 

Lab

Paper #3 due at noon

14

Chapter 6 (151-180)

Catton (151-55)

 

15

Tannen (155-167)

Practice Quiz

16

Plato (279-283)

Film

17

Discussion of Plato;

Paper 5 assigned

18

 

Lab

21

Workshop: Time Management

22

Workshop: Stress Management

23

Meyer (229-237)

24

In-class work on summary

25

 

Lab

Paper #4 due at noon

28 

 

Holiday

 

 

29

 

Racing in the Rain (215-end)

 

30

 

Gould (376-385)

 

31

 

Writing on Gould

 

 

June 2012

 

 

 

 

 

1

 

Lab

 

4

 

Kozol (317-326)

5

Writing on Kozol

6

Eiseley (294-297)

 

7

 

Writing on Eiseley

8

Lab

Paper #5 due at noon

11

 

Miner (288-294)

12

 

Options after 093

13

Final conferences in my office 7:30-9:20 (note earlier time)