What's on our Agenda?

So here's the plan of action for the remainder of the course:

HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT DUE MONDAY MARCH 9th
You should have watched Slum Dog Millionaire and written about how the nature of the film is so popular with the mainstream movie goer DESPITE the fact that the main character is non-violent -sensitive and caring. This is ANTI-THETICAL to Jackson Katz depiction of the "typical" male character who is violent - hypermasculine - insensitive - and conquering. How can you explain Slum Dog's popularity as a film? It does confirm Katz' s call to creating "better men" - what's your take on this?


MARCH 9th Second attempt at viewing Beyond Good and Evil (I have media services coming in to assist and hopefully we can get it done) if not - PLAN B : Training Day - Roger's House (10 minutes) we will compare/contrast REEL v REAL cops/the legal system

MARCH 16th RESEARCH & PREP NIGHT you are welcome to use 8248 to meet with your groups or you can meet on your own at other locations. Those of you who are not working in groups can utlize the time for your project development.

MARCH 23rd The following individuals will be presenting (each will present for NO MORE THAN 10 TEN minutes)

Michelle Maya
Amanda Disla
Andy Baena ****
Jessica Garzon
John Kingman
Grace Toledo
Odel Mosquero ****
Lucille Sanchez

MARCH 30th
Ana Rita Lopez (10 minutes)

GROUP CONSISTING OF:
Bertha Perron
Pamela Agrait
Melvin Pereria
Anne Surin
(no more than 45 minutes)

APRIL 6th A TIME TO KILL (MICHAEL SHEETZ AUTHOR) Book Signing Event

APRIL 13th
Michael Fernandez (10)
Michael Pizzzini (10)
Cortney Guinn
GROUP CONSISTING OF: Jose, Ernesto, Yiseny, Maria (Group will be allotted NO MORE THAN 60 minutes)

APRIL 20th

Bertha Perron (10)
Pamela Agrait (10)
Melvin Pereria (10)
Anne
GROUP CONSISTING OF : Maylie, Denis, Maria, and Leo (Group will be alotted NO MORE THAN 60 minutes)

NOTE: IF YOU DO NOT SEE YOUR NAME PLEASE ADVISE US OF YOUR TOPIC IN THE COMMENT SECTION AND NOTE THAT YOU WILL BE PRESENTING ON APRIL 20th