How to Find Your Class in the New Classrooms

Hello All --

As of yesterday afternoon, our new classrooms have no class numbers stamped or painted on them. Instead, small signs are stuck to the doors, usually by the window of the door. As a little extra complication, each sign has two numbers on it, only one of which relates in any obvious way to the class number.

Hopefully, the following will help.

Both classrooms are in 26A. That's the class on the north side (facing the student parking, facing the hill, the opposite side of the auditorium, the planetarium, and the big clock from where we have been all semester.

Friday Class will meet in 26A 321. That's on the third floor, on the far side (the north side, the side facing the parking, the side facing uphill) in about the center of the row of classes.

Sunday Class will meet in 26A 370. That's in 26A, of course, so it's on the north side of the clock, the auditorium, and the planetarium; however, it's on the south side of 26A, the side facing downhill, towards the pool, the auditorium, the planetarium, and across towards 26D, where we have been all semester. It's all the way towards the east (that is, to your right if you're facing the parking lot, the hill, so on and so forth.

Just as another hint, the sun rises in the east (and, for us, slightly to our south).

We will be writing in class this week. See you.

NEW CLASSROOMS!! In-Class Essay!!

PLEASE NOTE -- Both Friday and Sunday classes will be in new classrooms as of this coming week. We will be in the new classrooms for the rest of the semester.

Let me be clear: the next class meeting will be in a new room; all meetings after that will also be in the new room.

Friday class will meet in 26A 321.
Sunday class will meet at 26A 370.

Both classes will meet during the regular hours. Anyone who shows up at the old building will probably find it barricaded for construction crews.

Building 26A is located just the other side of the big clock at the staircase, that is, just north of 26D, where we have been meeting. Both classrooms are on the third floor, I am told. I have not yet been able to verify exact locations.

Students will write in class in the coming session. The in-class essays will be in response to two of the readings: "The Storm," by Kate Chopin; and "The Metamorphosis," by Franz Kafka.