super student for mrs Taube
October 30, 2008
Chose steriod book casue writting paper on steriods. Scott e Lukas Steriods 362.29 l968 118266
Screw tape letters 248 l585 128030
Rinaldi 28 books
Super student assignment 1
October 30, 2008
- Friday August 22
- edline
- idk
- sign up at the library befor or aftre school
- English 9, The Giver, Lois lowery
- On the library part
- when its cold
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tWO HOUr deLAY
Warning Bell ……9:55
Period 1 .10:00-10:34
Period 2 . 10:39-11:11
Period 3 . 11:16-11:48
Period 4 ………………………………………………..Al 11:53-12:18 ………………………………….class 12:21-1:13
Bl 12:21-12:44 ……………….class 11:53-12:18, 12:47-1:13
cl 12:47-1:13 ………………………………….class 11:53-12:44
Period 5 …..1:18-1:50
Period 6 …..1:55-2:27
Period 7 …..2:32-3:05
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overnight .50
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no cell phones on your person only in locker
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before novemember
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half an hour before and after school
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october 18 3:00-4:30 7:30 -9:00
Works Cited for Mr. Rehwaldt
October 30, 2008
Galas, Judith. Drugs and Sports. San Diego: Lucent books,1997.
Drugs and Sports. San Diego: Green haven press INC, 2001.
Lukas, Scott. The Drug Library Steroids. Springfeild,1994.
Chaikin, Tommy, Telader, Rick. “The Nightmare of Steroids” Sports Illustrated 24 Oct 2008:84-102\
“Steroids (Anabolic-Androgenic)”. National Institute on Drug Abuse. 26 June 2008. NIDA. 30 Oct 2008 http://www.nida.nih.gov/infofacts/steroids.html.
“Steroids”. DEA. Aug 2006. drug Enforcemant Administration. 30 Oct 2008 www.usdoj.gov/dea/concern/steroids.html.
Essay for Mr. Rehwaldt on the word platypus
October 16, 2008
All words have some history. Some are for the middle ages and others are from this current decade. The history of most words are very interesting, like what era they were used in and what the words actually mean or stand for and whether or not the word means the same thing now as it did when it was made. Platypus is a very interesting word and I’d liked to find that history on that.
The Platypus is a small, aquatic, egg-laying monotreme, of Australia and Tasmania, having webbed feet, a tail like that of a beaver, a sensitive bill resembling that of a duck, and, in adult males, venom-injecting spurs on the ankles of the hind limbs, used primarily for fighting with other males during the breeding season. The word platypus is from The Greek langue at around1799. The word Platypus originated form platys which means broad and flat and the word pous which means flat footed so when you put them to together you get Platypus. It is now known for its species type is Ornithorhynchus. The category of the animal has changed but the word platypus means the same thing now as it did in1799.
As has been shown words in the English langue have their own special history because English is made of so many different words form different languages. The meanings and the spellings may be different but it is still an amazing way of communications.
