8/12/09 Poke'mon

Most of us know about the cartoon Poke'mon. The Poke'mon used to come out of a little ball. In our own little way we all came out a little ball or "shell". How do you think you've came out of your ball and open up to people? Also if you "had to" choose wich Poke'mon you would be when you came out that ball?

Continue the smarts :P

Will anyone use the knowledge they gained in Bridge this summer so it wont diminish in the month before classes start?

August 11: Food!!

We have eaten a lot of food in this class, including donuts, cookies, and jollof rice. How is what you eat influenced by your culture? How does food represent or reinforce certain cultural values?

For example, generally, we as Americans want cheap and fast foods like hamburgers or frozen and prepared meals. What does this say about the United States?

Using what you know about other types of food and the countries that eat it, what can you infer about their culture?

8/11: Reflection

What is the most valuable thing you've learned throughout Bridge? Why?

8/10 Question 2

Our lecture this afternoon is on "fact" and "faith." How do you interpret these terms? How many different interpretations can you think of? How do these terms relate to art and the process of making art?

Final Project 08/10

So I feel like my final proeject is going to rock! I thought of all the steps and i really think it will end up to be great. Is anyone still having problems or doesnt know what they want/will to do? What do you think is so complicated about the project? If you know what you will be doing, what makes it easy?

Music

In the class, Kate allows us to listen to music when she is not lecturing. Some teacher believe that it helps people concentrate more on their assignment, others think that it is distracting and does not benefit the students grades. I agree with the first point. When I am listening to music, it kind-of isolates the background and allows me to pay attention to what I am doing more. Its just me and my music. There's no distractions such as someone talking in class, someone rustling through papers. When I am listening to music the thoughts just seem to pour out of my head, and sometime I relate what I am writing to the music that I am listening. Does anyone feel like it is better for them to study or pay attention to their assignment more, with or without music? Does it help you write papers like it does me?