Assignments from Week 2 for Week 3

1. LOOKING BACK ON THIS WEEK:  You have been mailed a chart of "types" - use it for your "types" paper.  You can choose two people in your own life:  yourself and someone significant to you (parent, sibling, boss, friend, teacher) - or you can choose two "buddies" in a movie:  e.g., "Men in Black," "Shawshank Redemption," "Bonnie & Clyde", "Thelma & Louise", Beavis & Butthead" - among others.  Choose at least two "cells" from each column of each type:  see these likes and dislikes at work in the relationship.  Be specific.  Maximum 2.5 pages.
2. LOOKING FORWARD:  You have been mailed a paper on freedom.  You may get ahead and read it this week.  It will be part of the topic of next week's class.  
3. LOOKING FORWARD:  Next week, week 3, we will discuss the 8 stages of life, by Erik Erikson.  Choose a movie that you feel depicts
   a child
   a teen
   a young adult
   a mature adult
   an elder
   ANGEL GROUP ("A"):  in ONE page or less describe the challenges and goals of life as seen through that age.  E.g., a child role plays, a teen looks for identity, a young adult looks for love and work, a mature adult looks to "give back," an elder is content or in resentment.  Just give it a try.  Here is a link that may help you 8 Stages   here is anothere link
   Movie suggestions are:  "Barry Lyndon," "Mean Girls" "Breakfast Club"  "Boyz in the Hood"  "Clueless" "Rebel Without a Cause"  "American Graffiti" "Splendor in the Grass"  "Dazed and Confused"  "The 400 Blows"  "Ferris Bueller"  "Umberto D"  "Ginger and Fred."
   Now, any in group B or group C can also do this for "extra credit"