Procedures for doing so will be discussed in class. Claiming someone else's ideas as your own is called plagiarism, and will result in a zero on the paper, meaning probable course failure. In the last two years I have given zeroes to four students for various types of plagiarism on papers. Each one as a result failed the course, and has a notation of plagiarism on file in the associate dean's office. If you have any questions about what constitutes plagiarism, consult with me immediately.
All assignments are due at the beginning of class on the due date.
Late assignments will be accepted for up to one month at a penalty of one full letter grade. My office is in St. Edmund's Hall, Room 246, phone 654-2373. Tu Jan 18 Introduction. Tu Feb 8 Luke's account of Paul's early career. Th Feb 10 Paul as a Letter Writer.