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Susan's World as Stories Fly In
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California State University, Dominguez Hills
University of Wisconsin, Parkside
Created: January 1, 2007
Latest Update: May 8, 2008
jeannecurran@habermas.org
takata@uwp.edu
UWP Spring 2008 CRMJ/SOCA 352 Law & Social Change
UWP Spring 2008 CRMJ 353 Criminal Justice/Social Justice
May 11, 2008:
Susan's Butterfly Page This is where you can find the latest hubpage.
Susan's Archives If you are looking for a particular week, you can find it in my archives.
Dear Students:
CONGRATULATIONS to our May graduates!!
- Have a fun (and safe) summer!
- You are in big trouble if:
-- you have not resolved your "NG" (no grade) yet.
-- you did not turn in all of your second visual project materials, (i.e., bibliography, self-assessment).
You should be keeping pace with the class(es), (i.e., reading the textbooks, thoroughly answering all of the discussion questions each week, working on your visual project). The purpose of this page is to provide updates and let you know what you need to be doing to stay on track in the class.
-- Join the Community Building discussion group.
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- If you would like to make more explosion boxes , I am keeping the link on this page.
- Interested in trying something new and different? Check out Wire Art . Jeanne has been working on alternatives to card making and boxes. She also incorporated the discussion on fear into this discussion.
susan
Where the idea for "My World and Welcome to It" came from:
James Thurber's image for "My World and Welcome to It" on Wikipedia
Jeanne's comments on the art work:
Thurber seems to have related his world to his home. How did my image of Susan's and my world differ? Consider that I took a much wider view of our world, coloring hers in blues for a softer, kinder edge, and mine in red, like my red dress, for the Red Queen's fast-paced, hectic world. Yes, that's the Red Queen from Alice in Wonderland.
James Thurber is entering his home with a portfolio under his arm, suggesting that he is an artist. I didn't picture Susan and myself as teachers in a classroom. Instead I saw a wonderfully pleasant vacation scene, with a cool, comfortable or hot Santa Ana ocean breeze wafting in with all the stories our Dear Habermas (DH) community has to tell. I wonder if that could indicate a love of teaching. I hope so. jeanne
Template is tmplmyworlds.htm. jeanne
