Flights and Dualities: Notes to Self

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Saturday, September 20, 2003

Notes to Self

1) Design this page better. It needs to be more reflective of the content, not of some favorite color scheme. In other words, the design must be more reflective and not so childish.

2) Write more. Not just here, but more.

3) Find a book to read in German and in English in order to better use German in teaching and with the other German co-worker. Maybe it should be a book I have already read in English.

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Terry Goodkind: The Pillars of Creation
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Dave Eggers: A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius
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Anne Lamont: Bird by Bird
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Pamela Ribon: Why Girls Are Weird : A Novel
I did not learn why girls are weird, but I did learn about insecurities that are common amongst many more women than I thought. (****)
Martin L. Gross: The Conspiracy of Ignorance: The Failure of American Public Schools
Affirms many problems I have seen with public education. I only wish it offered solutions to help me change the school system I work in. (*****)
Joe Weisberg: 10th Grade
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