as promised: schedule

so i gave it some more thought and decided on the following sort of guidelines.
the next assignment will be themed benevolence.
i will discuss this more in class on wednesday.
the project period, or assignment after that (#3) will be character.
again, more about this in class.
i am also adjusting the readings a bit, so that the reading assignment beginning wednesday (for next monday) will address benevolence, among other issues.
this reading will be posted right after this one. it is called "Let's Blush" by Sal Randolph.
we will discuss it on monday, sept. 13, beginning of class.
here below is the schedule from now to end of term.

September 8
CRIT 1 / assignment of Reading 2 / Begin Project 2
Week Four___________________________________________________________
September 13
discussion of Reading 2
workday
September 15
workday
Week Five___________________________________________________________
September 20
workday
September 22
assignment of Reading 3
Week Six___________________________________________________________
September 27
discussion of Reading 3
workday
September 29
workday
Week Seven__________________________________________________________
October 4
workday
October 6
CRIT 2 / assignment of Reading 4 / Begin Project 3

Week Eight___________________________________________________________
(all invited to Sunday, October 10 HSSS 350.org event)
October 11
workday
October 13
workday / midterm grade advisory
Week Nine___________________________________________________________
October 18
workday
October 20
workday / assignment of reading 5
Week Ten__________________________________________________________
October 25
discussion of Reading 5 / workday
October 27
workday
Week Eleven_________________________________________________________
November 1
workday
November 3
CRIT 3 / assignment of Reading 6 / Begin Project 4
Week Twelve
November 8
discussion of Reading 6 / workday
November 10
workday
Week Thirteen________________________________________________________
November 15
workday
November 17
workday / assignment of reading 7
Week Fourteen_______________________________________________________
November 22
discussion of reading 7
November 24
Thanksgiving
Week Fifteen_________________________________________________________
November 29
CRIT 4
December 1
CRIT 4
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