English 320

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*Start with car ride* Ah the kids… It’s quieter than usual. Probably because a lot of them couldn’t make it tonight. I hope that all of them are doing well. The usual cacophony seems to be absent from the usually chaotic car. At least the ride will be somewhat quiet this time and I won’t end up with a splitting headache. I hope everyone is doing okay… *Praise songs* I always found comfort in the praise part of service. A bunch of voices all singing praises with one sole focus. It’s odd that this sense of conformity doesn’t bother me. I always seem to feel another presence in the room that compels me to listen closely. A pull that breaks barriers between disbelief and salvation. *Moments after service* Ah… Lessons are over… It’s time to relax and catch up with everyone and their lives. I hope everyone’s week went well and that we were all able to be productive. *Fellowship* I never really understood this part… We always go out to the same four places and I always f

Ryan Um Due Date: 02-19-2018 Professor Brooks English 320 SSR #1: The Sounds of Race Summary:             In chapter fourth of The Sonic Color Line , Jennifer Lynn Stoever talks about the relationship between Richard Wright, an American novelist, and Huddie “Lead Belly” Ledbetter, an American musician. Throughout the chapter there are notes that concerned audiences with the media that they were producing, most notably, Stoever writes that Ledbetter was “... simultaneously ‘too black’ and ‘not black enough’...” (Stoever, 181). This strange phenomenon was determined to be two different voices that were speaking their opinions. It seemed that, without Ledbetter meaning for it too, his music was trying to appeal to both audiences at the same time but consequently alienating both groups: a trend has always been abundant in society despite trying to eliminate the racial undertones of sound. Synthesis:             In chapter two, Stoever explains the significance of si

There aren't many different things in my life that I would find interesting, but one thing that I consider to be routine and could make for an interesting project subject would be my life at church. There are many different ways I could record this part of my life. My beginning would probably be an introduction to the commute it takes me to get to church. I could easily record on my phone the drive from either my home or campus to church. I could record this drive on either Tuesday, Friday or Sunday. All of these days I go to church and depending on how much noise there is in the car I will have to pick from those different times. Tuesday will probably be the best time to record as I drive a lot more people on Tuesday which could make for an interesting setting. The second setting I was thinking of using was the moments that lead up to the praise and actual servise. Usually there are a lot of people who come early, myself included, in order to meet up with people we haven't see