topic:
survivors of concentration camps either became more religious or atheists after losing their entire families. how do you think you would have reacted?
if i was a survivor of a concentration camp i think i would become a little less religious. i would most likely hide it more than show it. all of my religious items would be put away and my numbers would get covered with makeup.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
#12 journal 35
topic:
how do you handle lifes pattern? how do you cope with obstacles?
when a problem coems my way i normally just let it take its course. depending on what it is i'll try to work it out but i normally dont. i find that if this problem were to happen then thats it. its out of my hands.
how do you handle lifes pattern? how do you cope with obstacles?
when a problem coems my way i normally just let it take its course. depending on what it is i'll try to work it out but i normally dont. i find that if this problem were to happen then thats it. its out of my hands.
#11 journal 34
topic:
which stereo type do you find most insulting? why?
when it comes down to stereotypes i find that the irish and the jewish are the most insulting. you hear the jews are cheap and fickle. and the irish are drunks, fat, and funny.
which stereo type do you find most insulting? why?
when it comes down to stereotypes i find that the irish and the jewish are the most insulting. you hear the jews are cheap and fickle. and the irish are drunks, fat, and funny.
#10 journal 31
topic:
what is the reason(s) to learn about bibliographies other than for attending college?
we learn about bibliographies not only for college but to figure out if a source for anything is credible. you may also need to know how to do a bibliography in another english class.
what is the reason(s) to learn about bibliographies other than for attending college?
we learn about bibliographies not only for college but to figure out if a source for anything is credible. you may also need to know how to do a bibliography in another english class.
#9 journal 22
topic:
" What is in a name? a rose by any other would smell as sweet." how did you get your name: first and last name- origin?
my name is kaitlyn mc neil. when i was a baby my parentss considered many names, but it soon came down to mary-kate, kaitlyn, mary, or kaitlyn and mary as my middle name. i was named after both of my grandmothers. from my moms side i got my first name kaitlyn my grandmothers name was kate schankweiler. and from my dads side i got my middle name, mary his moms name was mary duff-mc neil. my last name is of irish decent.
" What is in a name? a rose by any other would smell as sweet." how did you get your name: first and last name- origin?
my name is kaitlyn mc neil. when i was a baby my parentss considered many names, but it soon came down to mary-kate, kaitlyn, mary, or kaitlyn and mary as my middle name. i was named after both of my grandmothers. from my moms side i got my first name kaitlyn my grandmothers name was kate schankweiler. and from my dads side i got my middle name, mary his moms name was mary duff-mc neil. my last name is of irish decent.
#8 journal 21
topic:
translate this quote; "The best laid plans of mice and men often go astray" - Rober barns
my translation:
you can plan all you want. but you don't control theway the world works. not everything goes as planned.
translate this quote; "The best laid plans of mice and men often go astray" - Rober barns
my translation:
you can plan all you want. but you don't control theway the world works. not everything goes as planned.
#7 annotated bibliography!!!!!!!!!!
McNeil 1
Kaitlyn McNeil
Mrs. Hausknecht
English honors II
April 21, 2009
Annotated Bibliography
Goldstone, Robert. The Life & Death of Nazi Germany. The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc.: Kansas City, 1967. This text has photographs from the holocaust period. It has quotations on what people said in court. Also this is the authors third book dealing with contemporary international issues.
Goldshtein, Elsie. Holocaust concentration camp survivor, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Germany. I chose to interview Mrs. Goldshtein because the information was first hand. Nothing could’ve been twisted around. This woman witnessed everything and saw it all through her own eyes.
Rosenbloom, Howard. Adolf Hitler. The jewish virtual library. www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/hitler.html. This website is sponsered. They
have a numerous ammount of publishers and sub-subjects. The jewish virtual library also has
contact information and a bookstore on amazon.com.
Mc Neil 2
Prowe, Diethelm. “Hitler.” Encyclopedia of world biography, vol. five. Page 209. This source was chosen because of all the information that the encyclopedia has. It is always a reliable source and is proven before anything is published.
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