sex & the city .
the strangers .
speed racers .
what happens in vegas .

Planner ( Need more questions )

– I don’t really know what to ask =( . Help ?

Interview Notes & Quotes

First Draft .

Final Draft .

Reflection .

I had it done on time but I couldn’t upload on friday .
Sooorrrryyy . =]]

Planner .

First Draft .

Final Draft .

Reflection .

3rd storyyy . =)

Planner .

First Draft .

Interview Notes and quotes .

Final Draft

Reflection .

Other stuffs .

Mid marking reflection .

End reflection .

The links aren’t working !!! =(

 Deadline: Next Friday ? To gather information, I’ll need to interview people who have specific background knowledge about the topic in question. 

I dont know who I’m gonna interview just yet  . Six initial questions I’ll ask: -

What? What do you think is the electronic device (s) that  people rely on the most .

- Why? Why do you think that technology is such a big part of people’s lives .  

Yeahh . I’m done .

“  HipHop is dead , it means nothing now we get that you’re rich , get women ,and have cars , what else is there to HipHop ? ” Buy you a drank ” ? ” Chicken Noodle Soup ” ? ” Crank That Soulja Boy ” ? are you kidding ? where’s the HipHop ? ” , commented Chardeline Vigne ( hehe my sister ) .

“Everybody sound the same, commercialize the game Reminiscin’ when it wasn’t all business They forgot where it started” when asked what she thought of this line from Nas’ song HipHop is dead freshman Samiya Thurston said
“That is definatly not true , yes 50 cent and some other ( artists ) talk about the same thing : sex , money , cars , and girls ; but what about people like Kanye West , Common , Talib Kweli , Mos Def and all those other ( artists) who dont talk about those things and actually have something good to say , you cant say HipHop is dead because of a few artists.”

 The times have changed and HipHop has too. Artists like 50 cent , Hurricane Chris , and Soulja Boy are very commercialized ( is that a word ?? ) but thats what people are listening to and what people like . Artists like Kanye West , Nas , Common , and Mos Def stay true to themselves and make amazing music. So HipHop is dead ? Is an exaggeration.

” If anything , HipHop is better , there is more feel good music and most artists’ have a variety of both ” Commercial HipHop ” and ” Real Hiphop ” on their albums . HipHop can’t be “dead” and probally will never “die” either you’re living in the wrong place or just don’t take the time to really listen, and when everything else fails theres always mixtapes.” Stated freshman Paige Martinez .

I realllyyyy don’t like it that much . I know what I want to say but cant get it out in words . Oh man. But I didn’t want a “F” =( I trieddd .

Deadline:  Next fridayy .

To gather information, I’ll need to interview people who have specific background knowledge about the topic in question.  Two people who know specific facts about this topic are: First Person’s Name: Samiya Thurston .                                          

Date/Place of Interview:  Feb. 12 , 2008 :; My house =]

 Six initial questions I’ll ask:

Who? Who do you think is the person ( people ) who influence (s) Hip-Hop the most ? and why ? 
What? What do you think has changed from the old Hip-Hop ? Is it a good change ?
When? When do you think Hip-Hop was at its prime ? Or is it at its prime ?
Where? Where do you think Hip-Hop is more influencal ?
Why? Why do you feel Hip-Hop is ( or is not ) dead ?
How?  How did Hip-Hop better or worsen since the days of  ‘ Run DMC ‘ and ‘ 2 Pac ‘

 Second Person’s Name:  Sloanne Carries

Date/Place of Interview: Friday ; Schoool .

 Six initial questions I’ll ask:

Who? Who do you think is the person ( people ) who influence (s) Hip-Hop the most ? and why ? 
What? What do you think has changed from the old Hip-Hop ? Is it a good change ?
When? When do you think Hip-Hop was at its prime ? Or is it at its prime ?
Where? Where do you think Hip-Hop is more influencal ?
Why? Why do you feel Hip-Hop is ( or is not ) dead ?
How?  How did Hip-Hop better or worsen since the days of  ‘ Run DMC ‘ and ‘ 2 Pac ‘

 I’ll also need to get an idea of what opinions and perspectives exist on all sides of this issue (remember, there may be more than two sides).  Two people with differing opinions about this topic are:

First Person’s Name:  Christopher Cruz                                          

Date/Place of Interview: Friday ; School .

 Six initial questions I’ll ask:

Who? Who do you think is the person ( people ) who influence (s) Hip-Hop the most ? and why ? 
What? What do you think has changed from the old Hip-Hop ? Is it a good change ?
When? When do you think Hip-Hop was at its prime ? Or is it at its prime ?
Where? Where do you think Hip-Hop is more influencal ?
Why? Why do you feel Hip-Hop is ( or is not ) dead ?
How?  How did Hip-Hop better or worsen since the days of  ‘ Run DMC ‘ and ‘ 2 Pac ‘

  Second Person’s Name: Date/Place of Interview: Six initial questions I’ll ask:

Who?
What?
When?
Where?
Why?
How?

I havent found a 2nd person with a differing opinion yet ! well , I have , but I forgot her name =O . My [ final draft of the prewrite ? ] is going to have her name though =]

#1 – is hiphop really  dead ?
I’d interview people into hiphop [ which won't be hard because almost every other person at beach is into hiphop on some level ] .
I personally don’t think hiphop is ‘dead’ it’s less  shooting and drugs and gangs and stuff and more feel good music and things you can dance to, but mixtapes are full of that stuff so it’s definatly not dead, just less violent [ i would explain it better obviously ]

#2
Lunch is packed into a small space =[
Ohk . So now lunch is forced to stay only by the old buildings and fitting the WHOLE student body in that space is crazy. People can't walk around like  they used to , It's impossible to find somewhere to sit ; the lunch room is packed [ and they have bad music playing in there anyways =O ] so there isn’t good. BASICALLY ? we should be able to eat lunch AT LEAST in between the new/old office and the new 3 building.