Given the size of this class, everyone must respect the principle that only one person may speak at a time . Usually, this person will be Dr. Storer but it may also be a guest speaker or another student. We will also use guest speakers and videos in the class and material presented through these sources will appear on the tests and the final exam. Pages must be numbered and stapled together. All written work use full sentences and follow accepted rules of style for writing at the university level.
Assignments are due at the beginning of the class on the days indicated above.
Late assignments will receive a penalty unless students provide documented evidence of excusable extenuating circumstances. Assignments will not be graded before the tests but assignment answers will be discussed in class on the Tuesdays before the tests. This means that no late assignments can be accepted after the Tuesday class where the answers are discussed. The penalty for students who are guilty of academic dishonesty will be more severe than a grade of zero on the work in question and is often an F for the entire course. Please see pages 351 and 352 of the 2000-2001 WWU Bulletin for further information about the university s academic dishonesty policies and procedures.