If you have finished your summer reading assessment, you have time today to review or continue the reading on the First Amendment that was handed out on Friday. If you do not have it with you, it is on last Friday's blog. REMINDER: tomorrow you have an assessment on the above reading. This will consist exactly of those questions I posted last Friday. Here is a copy: Make sure you have read the material carefully, noting especially: 1. What is speech? 2. What is protected under speech? 3. What is defamation, causing panic, fighting words, incitement to crime, sedition and obscenity? 4. How have the courts addressed the restriction of speech in relation to religion? 5. John Stewart Mill and the harm principle. You will also be selecting one of the questions at the end of the reading and responding in paragraph form.
I would suggest you open a word document and respond to the above questions. This will solidify the material for you
An assortment of responses from the Proust questionaire
~ If I could change one thing about myself, I would increase my patience.
~ I hate sweating.
~ My greatest extravagance is shopping I have an obsession with animal print clothing.
~I lie on questionnaires.
~I regard grudges as the lowest depth of misery
~Rumo the wolperting
~My greatest fear is of snakes.
~Technically all of “my” possessions are my parent’s since they bought them since they have to provide for me being my parents, so I don’t have any.
~ I have awful frizzy hair if left untreated
~ Traveling. My appetite to travel never ceases. I love the spontaneity of it, I love knowing that other places exist outside of my little bubble.
~I’ve always been self conscious of my mouth, it’s so petite and doesn’t do my voice justice
~ What is it that you most dislike?
Parents that don’t care for their kids.
~ If I could change one thing about myself, it would be my struggle to connect with others. As cliché as it sounds, I really struggle with connecting with people, especially my peers. I trust others but to another extent. And from past experiences, when I connect with someone they tend to leave my life. So that it something I’ve been working on.
~The historical figure I most identify with is Madam C.J. walker, she is my role model.
~ What is your current state of mind? Not irritated by anything, just want to finish this work.
~If I could change on thing about myself it would be my anger I would make me able to contain it
~ I identify mostly with The Dalai Lama although I’m a Baptist.
~ I believe the most overrated virtue is chasity.
~ My greatest achievement is doing my best even when having troubles on the side.
~ Which talent would you most like to have? Telekinetic Yodeling
~When I lost my aunt to kidney failure.
~ Their work ethic and how smart they are
~ I most dislike random strands of hair from someone else anywhere around me. It’s gross and it freaks me out.
~ What is your greatest fear? Becoming a failure in life and disappointing my family.
~My current state of mind is content and calm because I just had lunch.
~ What is your favorite hero of fiction? Minnie Mouse
~What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?Social detachment
~ f you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? The fact that I do not have wings.
~- My feet. Mosquitos had quite the feast this summer.
~ What is your greatest fear?
Falling and having nothing to hang onto
~ Aside from insects and occasionally the dark, my biggest fear is probably being a pariah. Complete social alienation would be the worst.
~ What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?
Being stuck in a never ending loop of your greatest failures while experience burning torture.
~
An assortment of responses from the Proust questionaire
~ If I could change one thing about myself, I would increase my patience.
~ I hate sweating.
~ My greatest extravagance is shopping I have an obsession with animal print clothing.
~I lie on questionnaires.
~I regard grudges as the lowest depth of misery
~Rumo the wolperting
~My greatest fear is of snakes.
~Technically all of “my” possessions are my parent’s since they bought them since they have to provide for me being my parents, so I don’t have any.
~ I have awful frizzy hair if left untreated
~ Traveling. My appetite to travel never ceases. I love the spontaneity of it, I love knowing that other places exist outside of my little bubble.
~I’ve always been self conscious of my mouth, it’s so petite and doesn’t do my voice justice
~ What is it that you most dislike?
Parents that don’t care for their kids.
~ If I could change one thing about myself, it would be my struggle to connect with others. As cliché as it sounds, I really struggle with connecting with people, especially my peers. I trust others but to another extent. And from past experiences, when I connect with someone they tend to leave my life. So that it something I’ve been working on.
~The historical figure I most identify with is Madam C.J. walker, she is my role model.
~ What is your current state of mind? Not irritated by anything, just want to finish this work.
~If I could change on thing about myself it would be my anger I would make me able to contain it
~ I identify mostly with The Dalai Lama although I’m a Baptist.
~ I believe the most overrated virtue is chasity.
~ My greatest achievement is doing my best even when having troubles on the side.
~ Which talent would you most like to have? Telekinetic Yodeling
~When I lost my aunt to kidney failure.
~ Their work ethic and how smart they are
~ I most dislike random strands of hair from someone else anywhere around me. It’s gross and it freaks me out.
~ What is your greatest fear? Becoming a failure in life and disappointing my family.
~My current state of mind is content and calm because I just had lunch.
~ What is your favorite hero of fiction? Minnie Mouse
~What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?Social detachment
~ f you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? The fact that I do not have wings.
~- My feet. Mosquitos had quite the feast this summer.
~ What is your greatest fear?
Falling and having nothing to hang onto
~ Aside from insects and occasionally the dark, my biggest fear is probably being a pariah. Complete social alienation would be the worst.
~ What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?
Being stuck in a never ending loop of your greatest failures while experience burning torture.
~
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