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Monday, October 8, 2012
Homecoming Week Festivities
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These are a few weeks late, but here is the Holocaust Lit class participating in our Homecoming week fun...
What I'm Reading...
- The Pact by Jodi Piccoult
- The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje
- Five Chimneys by Olga Lengyal
- Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi
- The First Born Advantage by Kevin Leman
- Very Valentine by Adriana Trigiani
- Twilight by Kristen Heintzmann
- Water Witches by Chris Bohjalian
- Clay's Quilt by Silas House
- A Spot of Bother by Mark Haddon
- The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
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Holocaust Literature
The goal of this blog is to start and then ultimately maintain a conversation about Holocaust education and righting injustices in today's world. An amazing Holocaust survivor once reminded me of a quote by Edmund Burke that "all it takes for evil to triumph in the world is for good men to stand by and do nothing." We are those "good men." YOU are those "good men" of the future. What are we doing? Please feel free to comment on any postings, both current and past (and even future) students!
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October
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- Ecphrastic Poetry
- Serving with Heart... and Pampers
- Camp Resources
- Week of October 23
- Yosef Neuhaus: Arrival and Daily Life in Auschwitz...
- Father Patrick DesBois
- Week of October 15
- Poetry Inspired by the Polish Boy with his Arms Up...
- Today's Skype Discussion
- Links for Monday Night's assignment
- BOOK THIEF!!!
- A Class of Workers and Scholars...
- Homecoming Week Festivities
- Fascinating Article
- Week of October 8
- Response to a Quote
- Torah Scroll from Bergen-Belsen
- Petr Ginz and Ilan Ramon
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- I am so lucky to have an amazing job at the best high school in the whole world, teaching the most wonderful students (MOST days)! This is where you can hear my musings, reflections on literature, and showcase assignments.
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