Assignment for Monday, January 27, 2020

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We're off to a good start, I think.  Read two more chapters in the Eastman book.  Carefully, taking notes--we'll write about it in class.  For points!

(And since we'll very often be writing in class, consider bringing paper you can easily remove without messing up your notebook.)


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