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ENG 90 READING AND ASSIGNMENT SCHEDULE

|Week One |
| |TH 1/24: Intro to Class |F 1/25: |
| | |AN 11-16 |
|Week Two |
|T 1/29: |TH 1/31: |F 2/1: |
|AN Ch. 3: 99-107 |AN Ch. 3: 109-120 | |
|Reader Response #1 | | |
|Week Three |
|T 2/5 |TH: 2/7 |F 2/8: |
|Essay #1 Outline/Thesis Due |Essay #1 Rough Draft Due | |
| |Bring 3 Copies to class | |
| |Peer Workshop | |
|Week Four |
|T 2/12: |TH 2/14:
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