Dear Third Year,
Here are the results from Test 1.
Test 1
Looking forward to seeing you in class tomorrow!
Best regards,
Randall
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Monday, May 26, 2014
Last week in May
Dear Third and Fourth Year,
In the light of all that has happened, here is the news for this week.
The Third Year will meet for its regular classes on Thursday. The second test will be given in the last 40 minutes of the class.
The Fourth Year, as planned, will not have class on Friday. I will be at a conference in BG as I told you. However, you will have the opportunity to take the second test on Friday at 10:30 (room 26/I). One of my colleagues has agreed to be there to administer the test to you.
I would kindly ask that all of you who are interested appear for a last class during the reading week, that is June 5 and 6, respectively. The make up test will be administered during the last 40 minutes of those classes as well.
As to the Third Year and their projects and presentations: I think it would be unfair under these circumstances, and this late in the semester, to try to force you into translating and presenting. We will postpone these activities for the Translation into English 3/4 courses. Good things come to those who wait.
I hope that you all and your families are safe.
Kindest regards,
Randall
In the light of all that has happened, here is the news for this week.
The Third Year will meet for its regular classes on Thursday. The second test will be given in the last 40 minutes of the class.
The Fourth Year, as planned, will not have class on Friday. I will be at a conference in BG as I told you. However, you will have the opportunity to take the second test on Friday at 10:30 (room 26/I). One of my colleagues has agreed to be there to administer the test to you.
I would kindly ask that all of you who are interested appear for a last class during the reading week, that is June 5 and 6, respectively. The make up test will be administered during the last 40 minutes of those classes as well.
As to the Third Year and their projects and presentations: I think it would be unfair under these circumstances, and this late in the semester, to try to force you into translating and presenting. We will postpone these activities for the Translation into English 3/4 courses. Good things come to those who wait.
I hope that you all and your families are safe.
Kindest regards,
Randall
Monday, May 12, 2014
Announcements for this week
Dear Third and Fourth Year Students,
Just a reminder about this week's (non)activities:
Olga Panic Kavgic will be talking about translating film titles to the third year on Thursday. You should meet as one group at 10:30 in room 26/I. Some of what she says will be on the test. The test will NOT be this week, it will be held at the end of class next week.
The fourth year will NOT be having a test this week. It will be at the end of class next week.
See you on May 22 and 23, respectively.
Warm regards,
Randall
Just a reminder about this week's (non)activities:
Olga Panic Kavgic will be talking about translating film titles to the third year on Thursday. You should meet as one group at 10:30 in room 26/I. Some of what she says will be on the test. The test will NOT be this week, it will be held at the end of class next week.
The fourth year will NOT be having a test this week. It will be at the end of class next week.
See you on May 22 and 23, respectively.
Warm regards,
Randall
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Schedule for May 8 and 9, Exhibition
Dear Third and Fourth Year students,
Classes will be held this week as agreed for the third year on Thursday.
On Friday, because of some simultaneous/consecutive translating that many of you will be doing, both groups are to meet at 11:15 in 26/II. We'll be translating a text about stress and talking about it some, too.
All of you are invited to the opening of an exhibition dedicated to translations done by members of the English Department over the years. The opening will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday in the main library. Hope to see at least some of you there.
ATB
Randy
Classes will be held this week as agreed for the third year on Thursday.
On Friday, because of some simultaneous/consecutive translating that many of you will be doing, both groups are to meet at 11:15 in 26/II. We'll be translating a text about stress and talking about it some, too.
All of you are invited to the opening of an exhibition dedicated to translations done by members of the English Department over the years. The opening will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday in the main library. Hope to see at least some of you there.
ATB
Randy
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