All is coming to a head, so to speak, and most of you will soon graduate. What needs to be done in order to move on to the halls of higher learning? What have you learned here that will serve you well in the years to come? Are you any kind of judge of what you will need? The answers to this and so much more in Room 081
It’s always better to have too much than never enough. That was certainly true of our “Kickoff Breakfast” this morning and will also be true of your study habits for the rest of the year. Be confident, careful and endure. You are now so close that more aberrant behaviours will ‘bubble up” to distract you. Maintain. Put your blinders on. Wear empty paper towel tubes taped to your eyes and put your eyes on the prize. In the words of my teenage cohort – “Let’s do it to it!”
Can there really be a paradigm shift to “one gene, one protein”?? It’s worth our while to investigate.
Remember that my standards for your blog-posts have risen significantly! Seeya tommorrow
The expectation is that you will blog once per week for a quiz grade. Look on SchoolFront as it will be updated regularly (No…. really!) once per week. The following are the criteria for your Marking Period Six grades:
Blogging should commence immediately.
We’re finally here! This is what most of you have been longing for all year. We are gonna cut open animals, test our own endurance, and see if caffeine Reeeealy changes the way your body reacts. All blog posts should be here until we hit review. Do it to it.
For all of you trying to catchup on your blog, this is where you want to try to post.
MM
Lotsa Links to be had.
Try to use this one tonight.
http://www.lcusd.net/lchs
MM
I love seeing more than one person posting for the day! 
Remember, though, we are blogging alphabetically. The person responsible for that day must post. All the other posts do make me happy and help you synthesize and internalize the copious amounts of info we must assimilate.
This is the place where you will add your blogs about what happened in class today