Homo-economicus seminar packet here

Constitution packet due at start of class period Wednesday 9/16, lost it?  Here is a link to the document.

Welcome to political economy!  Hopefully you've found the class thought provoking and engaging to this point.  Remember you have homework:  the U.S. Constitution Packet, through Article I for Monday - though you may certainly work ahead.

senior final

"The Case for Reparations" link here.  At minimum, read sections II, III, V, VIII and IX.  Reading the full text will help you prepare for the seminar discussion.

You may choose to do additional research, such as Rep. John Conyers reparations bill, other versions of reparations like that of Charles Ogletree from Harvard.

You should also review what course material we have covered that would support / refute your position; there is a lot of material you can touch on here.

HERE is the MLA checklist with active links

What you should have in your hands as of Monday, May 8:  draft #1, stapled to your self-revision checklist, and a printed copy of draft #2 for use in the peer-revision

For Monday draft #2 due; with all corrections completed from the self-revision checklist and draft #1.

Digital notes are due Monday (please see the link to the Lincoln Library here). Click on Inquiry to get a digital notes template you can copy and use in Google drive.  For Monday, I am requiring FIVE digital notes sources IN PLACE OF your regular current events journal entries.  Drag down the Inquiry tab to see the link to our class topic.

SO, due Monday:  current events journal check in (may be shared on paper or digitally) you should have 3 week's of entries at this point AND your 5 digital notes.