Monthly Archives: February 2013

Hi everyone. I am new to this whole online class thing and its taking me a little longer then expected but I think I kind of sort of got it. This will be my second semester at City tech and … Continue reading →

After reading the other options I think the best choice would be The Lost Art of Reading. The reason why is because this was the last one I read and I felt that it pretty much summed up the experience … Continue reading →

We should read this article as a class because the way reading is described in some parts is very interesting. If I’m not mistaking, instead of the writing taking the shape of an object its being personified. “…It demands that … Continue reading →

Out of all the the links that were posted this is the one that stood out to me the most. I found the story of the author very interesting. The fact that he started of as a boy preacher in … Continue reading →

I’ve read all the readings and the one I can relate to the most is “City Limits” by Colson Whitehead. Also, I feel most of the english 1101 will have some sort of connection too. He expresses many different feelings that … Continue reading →

I am choosing “City Limits” for one I’m  such a city person and I’m pretty sure we all can relate to living in this big city .For me I know I had plenty of days having my own interpretation of … Continue reading →

I found a great interest in the essay “The lost art of reading” by David Ulin. I found this interesting because I could deffinately relate to the way he described himself when he reads. Sometimes I’d sit and wonder if I was the … Continue reading →

My name is Sezan Saimon. I am living in new york since 2011 with a goal of better life and better education. This is why i applied to CUNY and i got a chance to study in Citytech. Even though … Continue reading →

My name is Cassandra West and I’m majoring in Human Services. I know I’m late with the post , but I just found out how to use this Open Lab. I’m the youngest out of nine children and the third … Continue reading →