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Alex
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This is just to let you know that I have read the syllabus and that I have no questions as of yet. I will be sure to post here again if I do. This seems like it's going to be a fun, interesting, and intriguing class and I'm really looking forward to it!
Oops! Forgot to identify myself in the above comment...
It's Shamus Shea
sheadigity is also my AIM screen name for those of you that have that so feel free to reach me there as well. Just thought I'd put that out there!
I have read the syllabus. It states that there is going to be a long paper due... how long is long. :)
No Q's yet.
Thanks,
Fallon B
I read the syllabus and have no questions.
Thanks,
Tedd K.
The syllabus seems to be very clear and I don't have any questions. Thank You!
-Lauren Hendrick
I have read through the syllabus and everything seems pretty straight-forward. The class sounds like it will be interesting!
-Beth W.
I have read the syllabus and have no questions at this point. Looking foward to next class :)
I have read the syllabus, and don't have any questions at this time.. But to maybe start something about the media portion of the comment that I think the media is the biggest problem we have. Cultures are suppose to come together, but the media continues to blow everything out of proportion and scare the public, just because they have nothing good to show they need to make their money somehow.....By showing all the bad I guess....
The syllabus is very clear as to what is expected of us, and I have no questions as of yet. It sounds like a very interesting course and I look forward to learning about these topics.
~Ashley H.
I have read the syllabus and it is crystal clear. To respond to the media comment, I think it is easy to point fingers at the corruption of our readily available media, but the real issues at hand are far less distinguishable. Economics is the driving force of any modern society, and with economics and media in our thoughts we can begin digging at the root of this corruption.
Rock On
Denise
Ha, Chelsey... I suppose that 'length' is relative :) In this case, though, it's not especially long. Probably 5 or so pages.
Hey Tom, interesting comments about media. We will certainly be examining media processes and how they contribute to representational forms which are, in the end, damaging.
Hi Denise, your point is well made. However, think about how economic processes are inextricably tied to media processes. They work very closely together. For example, the promotion of consumer values would not be so efficacious were it not for the links made in popular culture between products and success and happiness... This is just a very basic example, but it shows their important connection.
Alex
Read the syllabus, no questions so far...
Thanks
I have read the syllabus and I have no questions about it.
I have a question about location of class. Will we use Decary 209? Or, we will use the bigger classroom which we moved last time ?
Thank you,
Susumu Ikeda
Class will meet in the bigger classroom (decary 202) until I hear otherwise from the Registrar (they were checking to see if it was permanently available).
So, see you in 202 tomorrow.
Alex
I think I understand everything in the syllabus. I'll get back to you with questions if anything seems unclear.
Thanks,
Chelsey Kovach
No about the class or about the syllabus. GO PATS!!
I have read the syllabus and I have no questions yet.
Janine Taliento
I have read the syllabus and do not have any questions yet, but I wanted to remind you that that I cannot make it to class on feb. 18. Thanks,
Samantha Johnson
I have read the syllabus and do not have any questions yet, but I wanted to remind you that that I cannot make it to class on feb. 18. Thanks,
Samantha Johnson
I have read the syllabus and understand what is to come in future classes. I do not have any questions yet but I'm sure they will come in the future.
I have read the syllabus and I have no questions as of right now. I am looking forward to this class, because I think there are a lot of interesting topics to talk about :)
I think the syllabus looks great!!
I didn't have any questions about the syllabus. I just figured out how to get on this.
If anyone wants to watch a very intriguing movie covering religion, the 911 scandal, and the legitimacy of our government go to zeitgeistmovie.com and watch it for free.
I've read the syllabus. Looks good. Should be a good class. Didn't really pick up on the reading assignment in time but i know how it works now.
This is Nathan F.
I'm just checking if it's working or not.
Yes, it is!
Ok, the syllabus was very clear, so I have no questions. The reading material is challenging, however. So many different and very smart people are trying to explain their views on nation, and culture, and narration of the nation that it is hard to keep up with all the information. I had to read it several times to implant it in my brain.
FINALLY, I think I have everything in order. I had a very tough creating the account, but I have the blog, syllabus, question, etc. No questions, but I'm definitely excited for Monday's Class!
-Stuart
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