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=Welcome to the home of the 304 Sophs!=

This website is an ongoing project being built by Mr. Bariexca's Fall 2007 English II class at Hunterdon Central Regional High School. While it is primarily for use by these students and their families, we hope that teachers or students who find their way here can utilize some of what we create in their own teaching or study of these works.

What's on this wiki?
The English II curriculum centers around the exploration of various social issues via four core texts: Harper Lee's //To Kill a Mockingbird//, Arthur Miller's //The Crucible//, William Shakespeare's //Macbeth//, and J.D. Salinger's //The Catcher in the Rye//. This wiki will act as a repository for weekly class discussion & lecture notes, as well as a "digital bulletin board" for students' literary analysis, research, discussions, and creative projects. Parents, teachers, and community members are invited to stop by and browse the site periodically (you can also subscribe to updates via RSS on the "Notify Me" tab).

Can I add to this wiki?
Wikis are a type of website known for their ease of editing by multiple users (e.g., [|Wikipedia]); however, due to the academic nature of this project, only invited members of this site (Mr. Bariexca and his English II students) may make changes to the content or layout of this site (at least until the course is over in Jan. 2008). If you would like to ask a question of the group or suggest information to add, please feel free to click on the "Discussion" tab at the top of any page to leave your thoughts.


 * //Any other questions or comments can be sent directly to Mr. Bariexca via email//**

A Message from England!

 * //Hi folks. As if you people didnt already know, you are very lucky to have such as great teachers! Mr Bariexca kindly donated his 'old' England football shirt (soccer jersey) to our//** **Panini Project and we would like to thank him. It was our first trans atlantic donation and we really appreciated it. Ours thanks,**

Kristian Still (Tutor).

PS, we are only loning you Shakespeare.