Homework for the Weekend

Math O'Brien: pg. 486 #9-17 odd (sines and tangents this time), 20, 21, 23, 25, 35, 38
- Schwartz: practice regents part IV of january '05



Chemistry Glazebrook: No homework for Period 1/2? and 4/5; (how about Period 8/9)?
- Schoen:
- Brendel: no homework


Latin A/III:


Latin C Hayes: Your Ovid story topic is due tomorrow for Ovid in the news. (sorry this was posted so late) also, I think there may be a quiz on the story we got on friday but im not positive.


French C: No homework

Spanish Dwyer: read and answer the short story (very short) about the man who had two wives
- Prochillo: Assigned numbers on page 11 in the packet


German Aweh:


AP World History Riggio: Study everything!!! hahaha; MC practice on Monday; Room Assignments (far as I remember) are A-G in LGI, H-S in lower new wing, and T-Z in upper new wing (Ethan, is there an online source for them?)
- Rosequist: Review for the AP exam and "mock" test Monday on everything in we've learnd in world history (This year and last).


AP Art History: Study

English Failey: Julius Caesar presentations continue Monday.
- Oatis: Continue 1984, project due May 22; Vocab next week
- Eaton: read chapters 7-10 in LOTF
- Inners: Nothing
-Etheridge:


Health Kost:


HTML & Web:

InSTAR : bring ur ap workbooks to class since Dr.Brendel will be giving us the period to study.


(edited by Shruti@ 3:51)