"The important thing is to strive towards a goal which is not immediately visible. That goal is not the concern of the mind, but of the spirit." ~Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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Welcome Back! I hope you all enjoyed the break. Believe it or not we only have a few weeks left before the first semester is over.

U.S. History= Your Chapter 7 & 8 Study Guide and your New Deal Soup Can Projects are due next week...1/15/13 for odd periods & 1/16/13 for even periods. Keep in mind that you got these assignments before the break.


AP Euro= Your DBQ is due to be posted to turnitin.com by 9am on Tuesday, 1/8/13. We will be wrapping up Chapter 23 this week and taking our test on Thursday, 1/10/13. Remember that the study guides for chapters 22 & 23 are also due on Thursday, 1/10/13.

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