Current Events Analysis Presentations

Current Events Analysis Presentations will begin next Monday, following the schedule below. If you have not yet submitted your literature review and copies of sources, please get them to me no later than Wednesday. There is no class on Friday. And no class on Wednesday, November 27th. Have a great Thanksgiving!

1. Hector (M 10/21) Please read "Autonomous technology and the greater human good" before Monday's class and prepare, in writing, a question to pose to Hector. Be prepared for intense discussion.
2. Rita (W 10/23) Please read ""Abloish ICE," explained" before class on Wednesday, and as above, prepare a meaningful question for Rita.
3. Abe (M 10/28) Please read "Three big problems with school ‘choice’ that supporters don’t like to talk about" before class on 10/28. 
4. Brian (W 10/30)
5. Faris (M 11/4) Please read "BDS: how a controversial non-violent movement has transformed the Israeli-Palestinian debate."
6. Garrett (W 11/6) Please read "As Trade War Rages, Cina's Sway Over the U.S. Fades."
7. Jason (M 11/11) Please read "UPDATE: California SB 206 – Collegiate Athletics: Fair Pay to Play Act Moves Forward."
8. David (W 11/13) Please read "No Solution but a Two-State Solution."
9. Trina (M 11/18) Please read "California homelessness face local, legal obstacles."
10. Alexandra (W 11/20) Please read "What Is Brexit?..
11. Olivia (M 11/25) Please read "THC products were involved in many of the vaping-related illness deaths, officials say" and "Wednesday's marijuana legalization vote was truly historic — here's why."
12. Holeva (M 12/2) Please read "Inside a Private Prison: Blood, Suicide and Poorly Paid Guards."

If you haven't submitted all of your presentation reviews, please do so by Monday, 12/2. You may email them to me if you prefer.