Mr. Jhun’s Online Companion

Welcome students! Hopefully, this site will be able to provide some assistance, though most of this material will be redundant if you are already a diligent student in my class. J Clicking on the links should provide homework questions, Aims, and possibly some extra material not covered in class (meant as aids, not as requirements for the class).

Current Classes – 2006-2007 (syllabus still in progress)

Junior English

- Macbeth, William Shakespeare

- The Crucible, Arthur Miller

1. large group of people on the cover

2. small group of people on the cover

- Ethan Frome, Edith Wharton

- A Farewell to Arms, Ernest Hemingway

- The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald

- The Glass Menagerie, Tennessee Williams

- All My Sons, Arthur Miller

Freshman English

- The Good Earth, Pearl S. Buck

- Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare

Some links you may find useful and/or fun:

- The English Regents Dumpendium: A list of…interesting things I have seen students write on their English Regents essays. Currently under construction.

- Some quotes from my favorite person in the world, Albert Einstein..

- The Wikipedia: The open-source online encyclopedia. Not something you should cite for research, but an interesting project.

- Dictionary.com: Quite handy when you are typing a paper and have Internet access handy.

- Purdue University’s Online Writing Lab: the best online writing guide I’ve seen. Check it out for general writing concerns, but especially for research paper specifications.

- Communications from Elsewhere: An odd site, but check out the text generators. One is proof that teen poetry is formulaic.

- Modernist Quick Guide: from Brock University’s Department of English. You can check out some major issues from the Modernists.

- CNN.com: The Cable News Network’s website.

- BBC News Website: International news website. I like to see what England has to say about the world.

- NYTimes.com: I think you can figure it out.

- WQXR’s Website: Being a snob, I do like classical music.

- U.S. News and World Report: a site to check out college rankings, though you do have to pay for much more detailed listings.

- The Internet Movie Database: A great site to find information on casts and crews on various TV/Film projects. I’ve wasted many an idle hour looking at who did what film with what other actor ad nauseum

- WBGO’s website: In addition to being a classical music fan, jazz is also up there.

- Yehoodi: probably the most active and relevant Swing Dance site on the web.

- NYC.gov: Obviously. When you become adults and have to deal with NYC’s real world problems, you can find some quick ways here.

Contact me at misterjhun@gmail.com

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