Welcome to the homepage for Dr. Philip Brady's English 550 class. Here you will find a space where you can read the class syllabus, the various journal assignments that have been given, read sample journal assignments by other students, post anything of your own you would like to see on the page, as well as other features which may be added throughout the quarter. This page is being maintained by a student, Chris Clymer, please direct any suggestions, and questions concerning this webpage and its content to me. Any questions relating the class itself should be aimed at Dr. Brady
News
Well I know its been a while since i updated the News section. Isn't much going on, its the last week of class. For anyone wondering, the English Portfolio is due this Wednesday, March 8. It must contain: 40 journal pages, the final draft of your third essay, your final draft of your 2nd essay, and the final draft of your third essay. Good luck everyone!
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