Today in the early class we read from Guy's book and talked about the work. We meet tomorrow in A-232. Make sure if, you need a Permission Number that I give you one tomorrow. They expire Sunday, Sept. 2. If I forget, remind me.
Homework for the early class is to complete the chapter we started and write a reading log for the chapter. I mentioned that the log is notes and as long as it makes sense to you that's fine. Include vocabulary, passages you enjoy, questions, and when we separate into Literature Circles, notes for contribution to that dialogue.
Homework for the early class is to complete the chapter we started and write a reading log for the chapter. I mentioned that the log is notes and as long as it makes sense to you that's fine. Include vocabulary, passages you enjoy, questions, and when we separate into Literature Circles, notes for contribution to that dialogue.
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Sam Everett
Professor Sabir
Engl 1a
30 August 2012
Free Write : Jada
Based on Tupac’s poem titled Jada, Tupac had strong feelings for a girl, Jada. He claims the Jada is the “Foundation 4 my conception of love” (L. 2, 89). This means that Tupac bases all his experiences with love on his experiences with Jada. Jada seems perfect to Tupac, she is what Tupac believes a black woman should be. Of course with feelings like this Tupac does not want to e separated from Jada. Jada’s existence alone brings happiness to Tupac. She is irreplaceable to Tupac.
Shakur, Tupac. “Jada.” The Rose That Grew From Concrete. New York: MTV
Books/Pocket Book hard cover printing, 1999.
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