Comments for A*S*I* S*O*Y* http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com Wed, 02 Dec 2009 17:06:29 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on El Hombre que Cambio Mi Vida por Siempre by Cecelia Maloney http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2008/02/02/el-hombre-que-cambio-mi-vida-por-siempre/#comment-478 Cecelia Maloney Wed, 02 Dec 2009 17:06:29 +0000 http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/?p=199#comment-478 1st Page Results Gucaranteed Do you wish you could increase your online leads? Getting a GUARANTEED 1ST PAGE GOOGLE RANKING is easier and more cost-effective than you might think. We have helped a lot of businesses thrive in this market and we can help you! Simply hit reply and I’ll share with you the cost and the benefits See you at the top! In order for us to respond to your request for information, please include your company’s website address (mandatory) and or phone number. 1st Page Results Gucaranteed

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]]> Comment on El Hombre que Cambio Mi Vida por Siempre by Angelito http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2008/02/02/el-hombre-que-cambio-mi-vida-por-siempre/#comment-468 Angelito Sun, 03 Feb 2008 06:53:08 +0000 http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/?p=199#comment-468 hey!!!! what a hot cowboy hahahhaha thanks babe....voj sos ArchirecontramegahipersuperEspecial para mi, estoy contando los dias para volver a verte......abrazos!!! hey!!!! what a hot cowboy hahahhaha thanks babe….voj sos ArchirecontramegahipersuperEspecial para mi, estoy contando los dias para volver a verte……abrazos!!!

]]> Comment on WE MADE IT AT LAST! Term Project, Reflections, Final Thoughts of the Year that Was…………. by mavsfan http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2007/04/27/we-made-it-at-last-term-project-reflections-etc-of-the-semester-that-was/#comment-22 mavsfan Fri, 27 Apr 2007 13:58:08 +0000 http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2007/04/27/we-made-it-at-last-term-project-reflections-etc-of-the-semester-that-was/#comment-22 I'm glad to see you enjoyed Dr. Ring's class and style of teaching last semester as well. We did kind of have a little community there since we always worked in groups and got to know each other. The best was the mini conference with all of the good eats! It sounds like you are really jumping into graduate school with both feet. I am also really enjoying graduate school and have been especially inspired by Dr. Conway and this class. I have a whole new take on interpreting literature, no longer afraid to be wrong. I hope your presentation at the symposium goes well and I'm glad that you found a book that you really connected with. As a bilingual teacher for 8 years, I taught students that were faced with the same issue that you speak of- their native language is Spanish and they are gradually learning English, but English in most cases actually replaces Spanish over the years. The students have a torn identity on some levels because many times at home the cultural traditions, mostly from Mexico but sometimes others like Argentina, Guatemala, Honduras, are so important. The students often would rather fit in, speak English and have a Nintendo. Of course, it various from person to person, but definitely an aspect of life that sounds interesting to read about. Good luck on your final paper! We're almost there! I’m glad to see you enjoyed Dr. Ring’s class and style of teaching last semester as well. We did kind of have a little community there since we always worked in groups and got to know each other. The best was the mini conference with all of the good eats!
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I hope your presentation at the symposium goes well and I’m glad that you found a book that you really connected with. As a bilingual teacher for 8 years, I taught students that were faced with the same issue that you speak of- their native language is Spanish and they are gradually learning English, but English in most cases actually replaces Spanish over the years. The students have a torn identity on some levels because many times at home the cultural traditions, mostly from Mexico but sometimes others like Argentina, Guatemala, Honduras, are so important. The students often would rather fit in, speak English and have a Nintendo. Of course, it various from person to person, but definitely an aspect of life that sounds interesting to read about.
Good luck on your final paper! We’re almost there!

]]> Comment on The Cubs and The New Novel in Latin America by snowflake5304 http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2007/03/31/the-cubs-and-the-new-novel-in-latin-america/#comment-21 snowflake5304 Sun, 15 Apr 2007 01:18:34 +0000 http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2007/03/31/the-cubs-and-the-new-novel-in-latin-america/#comment-21 I appreciated your perspective on The Cubs and the fact that you tied it to the machismo Latin American culture. I never actually got the impression that Cuellar was gay but that he was just looking for other "friends" where he wouldn't have the pressure to have a girl friend, like his friends from school created for him. With respect to Evo Morales, it sounds like he was being accused of being part of the elite of Bolivia while pretending to be one of the oppressed indigenas instead. Certainly it's not in character with the traditional power system of Latin America for a coca farmer, even if he was head of the syndicate of coca growers, to become the president of a country. I appreciated your perspective on The Cubs and the fact that you tied it to the machismo Latin American culture. I never actually got the impression that Cuellar was gay but that he was just looking for other “friends” where he wouldn’t have the pressure to have a girl friend, like his friends from school created for him.

With respect to Evo Morales, it sounds like he was being accused of being part of the elite of Bolivia while pretending to be one of the oppressed indigenas instead. Certainly it’s not in character with the traditional power system of Latin America for a coca farmer, even if he was head of the syndicate of coca growers, to become the president of a country.

]]> Comment on Postcolonialism and Notebook of a Return to the Native Land by mavsfan http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/postcolonialism-and-notebook-of-a-return-to-the-native-land/#comment-20 mavsfan Mon, 09 Apr 2007 04:34:22 +0000 http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/postcolonialism-and-notebook-of-a-return-to-the-native-land/#comment-20 J.D., You have a lot of insight into Cesaire's work. You made some excellent points about the use of irony and the conditions of slavery as well as the comparison to Beckett's work. I found "Notebook..." to be much more profound than Endgame but equally difficult to understand. Thanks for clearing up some questions that I had. I think the narrators transformation from dejected to empowered is the most convincing evidence of the evolution of his soul. Love the multiple graphics! J.D.,
You have a lot of insight into Cesaire’s work. You made some excellent points about the use of irony and the conditions of slavery as well as the comparison to Beckett’s work. I found “Notebook…” to be much more profound than Endgame but equally difficult to understand. Thanks for clearing up some questions that I had. I think the narrators transformation from dejected to empowered is the most convincing evidence of the evolution of his soul. Love the multiple graphics!

]]> Comment on Postcolonialism and Notebook of a Return to the Native Land by Christopher Conway http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/postcolonialism-and-notebook-of-a-return-to-the-native-land/#comment-19 Christopher Conway Sun, 01 Apr 2007 15:45:44 +0000 http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2007/03/25/postcolonialism-and-notebook-of-a-return-to-the-native-land/#comment-19 Excellent post and excellent blog overall. A feast of words and images. Excellent post and excellent blog overall. A feast of words and images.

]]> Comment on The Cubs and The New Novel in Latin America by Christopher Conway http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2007/03/31/the-cubs-and-the-new-novel-in-latin-america/#comment-18 Christopher Conway Sun, 01 Apr 2007 15:44:40 +0000 http://marshallgrad.wordpress.com/2007/03/31/the-cubs-and-the-new-novel-in-latin-america/#comment-18 Calling an Indigenous person a street vendor seems pretty classist and racist to me. So I'm not sure I'm with you on this one. That aside, I don't know enough about Evo Morales to have an assessment about him, as you seem to do. So I merely comment on MVL's rhetoric. P.S. see classpage for announcement Calling an Indigenous person a street vendor seems pretty classist and racist to me. So I’m not sure I’m with you on this one. That aside, I don’t know enough about Evo Morales to have an assessment about him, as you seem to do. So I merely comment on MVL’s rhetoric.

P.S. see classpage for announcement

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