Homework for the Weekend

Math O'Brien: Finish August 2005 Regents (see here for link). Part 1 of the Final will be on Monday. Part 1 includes only computational problems (i.e. factoring, solving for x, logarithms, complex fractions, absolute value, etc.). Part 1 will not include geometrically-based problems, word problems, trig problems, graphing problems, or basically anything that involves an outside context beyond a basic algebraic equation/expression.
- Schwartz:


Chemistry Glazebrook: Finish acid lab.
- Schoen: Finish questions in the review book.
- Brendel: there will be a re-quiz since the grades for the quiz we just took were...horrible, re-quiz sometime next week


Latin A/III:


Latin C Hayes


French C: Complete 4th page of past conditional/pluperfect packet.


Spanish Dwyer: The story is due Tuesday (the one he gave out today), and the artist composition is due Monday (make sure you follow all of the criteria)
- Prochillo:


German Aweh: If you're presenting Monday, prepare your recipes.


AP World History Riggio: Keep working on global trends project.
- Rosequist: Project due tuesday


AP Art History: Works Cited for artist project due Thursday (counts as quiz)

English Failey: Nothing, I guess we'll be presenting our 1984 projects sometime next week
- Oatis: 1984 projects due MONDAY!
- Eaton: + read 1984 up to page 186 (finish book II)
+ complete all journal entries
+ look for current events articles relating to 1984
- Inners: Finish act 2 for monday of Our Town.
-Etheridge:


Health Kost:


HTML & Web: Nothing, just keep working on your final projects

InSTAR ACE: read the paper since Jerry will come in on tuesday to speak with us about the paper
-BDF: Nothing

(Edited by Ganesh at 6:28)