Monday, June 14, 2010

AP Economics: 14 June 2010

Prayer
Current Events:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJyaBxYjWcQ

The Twilight Zone Time Enough At Last Part 1 of 3, 8:36


"Time Enough at Last" (Part Two), 7:58


Twilight Zone -Time Enough at Last- part 3, 5:27


Tribute to TV Shows of The 1960s, 7:30


Mattel Tommy Burst TV commercial 1960s!, 1:02


Frito Bandito TV Commercial 1960s, 1:06


CLASSIC TV COMMERCIAL - 1960s - SLINKY #2, 1:03


ANIMATED THEME INTROS TO 60s SITCOMS - Part 1 of 2, 7:21


ANIMATED THEME INTROS TO 60s SITCOMS - Part 2 of 2, 7:35



How to Stimulate the Economy with Matthew Lesko, 2:19

Cf. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKbE1I_ih9Y&feature=fvw

BIll Maher, Politically Incorrect, 10:34


Ronald Reagan's Farewell Address

Cf. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIouq2u9kUo




WH Honors: 14 June 2010

Prayer

Collect Books

Two Part Quiz

First, a ten question Quiz, then, we will have a music Quiz after handing out some graded assessments.

I'm The Teacher, 4:03

(Ian Hunter)

The question's arisen is this a prison
Some say it is, some say it isn't
Why do I try? nobody listens
I pass by like an intermission

If there's just one weed in this flowerless grave
If there's just one seed I can save
I'm going to reach ya
Pleased to meet ya, I'm the teacher

Outlaws, cruisers, junkies, boozers
Take a back seat, with the three time losers
They're all having a ball, down at juvenile hall
By looking so small they must be victims of the system

I've been inside, (where the lies are hide)
Are you satisfied I never should have tried to beat you
I beseech you, sad little freaker
Pleased to meet you, I'm the teacher

They can snap your soul, blow it away
Like a fragile leaf on a windy day
Can you read? can you write? they couldn't care less
You can graduate on American Express, no personal checks

What do I do to get through to you?
Somebody sue the suit, don't let em eat ya
Don't you let 'em defeat ya Don't let 'em mistreat ya
'Cause sooner or later
They're going to cheat ya
Pleased to meet ya, I'm the teacher
Yeah.

These lyrics have been determined after careful listening to the tracks in question, and are provided for educational purposes only. Due to the possibility of mis-hearing, we cannot vouch for their accuracy. Copyright remains vested in the lawful copyright holders.


1. What does the "S" in President Harry S. Truman's name stand for?

Harry S. Truman's parents chose "S" as his middle name in an attempt to please both of Harry's grandfathers. The initial did not actually stand for anything, a common practice among the Scots-Irish. Truman did not have a middle name, only a middle initial. In his autobiography, Truman stated, "I was named for ... Harrison Young. I was given the diminutive Harry and, so that I could have two initials in my given name, the letter S was added. Truman's bare initial caused an unusual slip when he first became president and took the oath of office. At a meeting in the Cabinet Room, Chief Justice Harlan Stone began reading the oath by saying "I, Harry Shipp (his grandparent's name) Truman, ...". Truman responded: "I, Harry S. Truman, ...".

2. What University did Dr. Smith attend?

UCLA Pregame Cheer, :51


Quiz: So you think you know UCLA History?
3. In what department?

Geschichte

4. What state has the most top colleges/Universities?

5. How many top institutions does this state have?

6. Which state has the second highest number of top colleges/Universities?

7. How many top institutions does this state have?

8. Name them.

9. How do you spell my daughter's name?

10. What school does she attend?

Chuck Berry - School Days (1986), 2:41

Keith Richards invited a roster of great musicians to honor Chuck Berry for an evening of music to commemorate Berry's 60th birthday.


The Beach Boys - Be True To Your School, 2:08


Graham Parker and the Rumour - Back To Schooldays, 2:46

Graham Parker and the Rumour performing "Back To Schooldays" from Rockpalast in 1978.


Alice Cooper - Schools Out, Top of the Pops, 1972, 3:17

"School's Out" became Alice Cooper's first major hit single, reaching #7 on the Billboard Hot 100 pop singles chart and propelling the album to #2 on the Billboard 200 pop albums chart. The song reached #1 on the UK singles chart for three weeks in August 1972.