I know a few of you were asking what I will be teaching over the summer so here it is:
Summer I
HIS-111-001 M-Th 8:10-9:55am
HIS-102-001 M-Th 10:15am-12:00pm
Summer II
HIS-102-101 M-Th 8:10-9:55am
HIS-101-101 M-Th 10:15am-12:00pm
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I know a few of you were asking what I will be teaching over the summer so here it is: Summer I HIS-111-001 M-Th 8:10-9:55am Summer II HIS-102-101 M-Th 8:10-9:55am As of this morning, my office is now in A-332. Please make note of this new room change as it seems to be a permanent one…for now. …the forecast has been lowered down to 3-5″ of snow where I live. That means I WILL be in today for classes. I just got the e-mail from the school:
Rare moments in history. Not one but two snow days in a row! Go enjoy the snow. I’m going to enjoy another day in my PJs (just kidding). Snowball fight! I just looked at the weather and tomorrow is shaping up to look pretty nasty. As of right now, all of New Jersey is a dark purple meaning that we’re going to get at least a foot of snow within the next 48 hours. Now I will be honest and say I’m skeptical about this storm especially after the lack of a single snowflake with the last one. However, if this prediction is accurate, there is a good chance BCC will be closed tomorrow. Keep an eye on this website tonight and into tomorrow to see what the final word will be, whether from me or from BCC. Either way, keep safe. A few of you have submitted assignments that were in Word format rather than Rich Text format. I’ve returned them to you to be redone. In the meantime, those of you who are unsure as to how to save a file as Rich Text, here are some instructions. Word 2007
Word 2003 and older
That’s all there is to it. E-mail me if you have any questions or problems. |
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