Sad dog, worse amnesia

                Today in class we saw and discussed dogs. More like sad puppies with brain tumors and half of one leg missing. All of this is true, however we also discussed more important things, such as the syllabus for Human Geo. We went over how the class gives no extra credit, and how late work is treated. Mr. Schick also told us cool stories about his daughter and how she went to work at a college newspaper. Since she went to work at our school newspaper, The Patriot she managed to get a job on her first day with no previous college based training or schooling. Her job was the Sports News Editor (correct me if I’m wrong Mr. Schick), which is a pretty important position as she edits and makes sure that the newspaper is correct before it’s released to the public. Most importantly, we went over the technology policy. After that we discussed whether or not we should let the sad puppy in the classroom turn in his papers that were late. I think that this is an iffy subject depending on whether or not the person really tries in your class to turn in work. However, this reliability can easily be established from my point of view on how the student has performed in the past.