Excuse me If I have posted this before.....But I just found and scanned the pics.

... by sorting and arranging the rocks. Perfect? There is no reason to sort and pile em, just one man who decided to make his mark by doing something to the highest level. Zen? Kind of reminds me of the Quality with a capital "Q" that Persig seeks in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenence. Pretty cool that they are on our place.

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Assingment #1

..., withholding grades would be a more effective approach for study. Works Cited Spider Robinson, Mindkiller , (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1982) 107-111. Robert M. Persig, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, (Toronto: Bantam Books, 1974), 184-196. Two concise marking schemes: 1 - 30% Monthly essay 10% Midterm paper ...

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How Your Grade Will Be Determined

... the professor says that it only earned a C. The point should be that that student learn and corrects any problems in their work though notes and comments instead of general labeling letters. Persig was more focused on the whole process of the students work than the grading. Due to the pressure of the grades looming over the students, they become blocked from creative writing and ...

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Assignment-1

... B00460293 Rusn 1020 The Robert M. Persig ' s writing is similar to Spider ... both share the same ideas but Persig ' s writing is more detailed. ...them the best education. Robert M. Persig has more complex ways to teach...tell some more about Robert M. Persig ' s writing in this paragraph. ...education.I agree with Robert M. Persig there is no need for grading...

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morning pages

... feel it out in a kind of trial and error until they feel comfortable jumping in. it is what persig calls "soul." it is a knowing, prehension, that transcends cognitive/rational understanding. it is rational, there are... in the end, you either have it or you don't. and that "it" is, again, what persig calls soul. there are musicians who know "it" and there are people who play music. there are ...

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