Friday, September 12, 2008

Post #14 (Lil' Wayne helped me survive...)

How Lil Wayne helped me survive my first year teaching in New Orleans



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76 comments:

Anonymous said...

ubiquitous

"The answer was, sometimes, yes, I did listen to Lil Wayne. Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked."

–adjective existing or being everywhere, esp. at the same time; omnipresent: ubiquitous fog; ubiquitous little ants.




Megan O'Connor
block three :)

Anonymous said...

1)lasciviously


2) “You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

inclined to lustfulness; wanton; lewd: a lascivious, GIRL CHASING A OLD MAN


JUSTIN REID
BLOCK 3
9/12/08

Anonymous said...

jessica young block 3

“You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lascivioulsy, as far as it’ll go).

lascivioulsy-inclined to lustfulness; wanton; lewd

Anonymous said...

Word- euphemism.

Sentence-Our school, a charter school, is housed in modulars (my students hate this euphemism—they’re trailers) in the lot in back.

Definiton-the substitution of a mild, indirect, or vague expression for one thought to be offensive, harsh, or blunt.


chelsea block 3

Anonymous said...

"The answer was, sometimes, yes, I did listen to Lil Wayne Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked."



adjective

being, or seeming to be, everywhere at once

Aisha Henry
Block 3

Anonymous said...

1. ubiquitous
2. Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked.

3.omnipresent; present everywhere

Treyon B.
Blk 3

Anonymous said...

the expression so substituted: “To pass away” is a euphemism for “to die.”

eric d
block 3

Anonymous said...

......lasciviously...... as far as it’ll go).
1. inclined to lustfulness; wanton; lewd: a lascivious, girl-chasing old man.
2. arousing sexual desire: lascivious photographs.
3. indicating sexual interest or expressive of lust or lewdness: a lascivious gesture.

Dominic Grieco Block3

Anonymous said...

guffawing

They had heard these songs before, but were nonetheless gushing and guffawing over nearly every line.

A hearty, boisterous burst of laughter

Logan Peltz
Block 3

Anonymous said...

Sentence-Our school, a charter school, is housed in modulars (my students hate this euphemism—they’re trailers) in the lot in back.

Definiton-the substitution of a mild, indirect, or vague expression for one thought to be offensive, harsh, or blunt.


Eric D
block 4

Anonymous said...

1.ubiquitous
2.The answer was, sometimes, yes, I did listen to Lil Wayne. Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked.
3.existing or being everywhere, esp. at the same time; omnipresent

Bao Nguyen
Block 3

Anonymous said...

1)ubiquitous

2)Despite his ubiquitous success my students were shocked.

3)seeming to appear everywhere.Or to be everywhere

marteia brinson
block3

Anonymous said...

1.) euphemism

2.) Our school, a charter school, is housed in modulars (my students hate this euphemism—they’re trailers) in the lot in back.

3.) the substitution of a mild, indirect, or vague expression for one thought to be offensive, harsh, or blunt.

Erika Mitchell
Block 3

Anonymous said...

1.Pretense

2.He is heavy on pretense, and thank God.

3.A false show of something: a pretense of friendship ; a piece of make-believe.

Anonymous said...

1. bellow
2.Lil Wayne slurs, hollers, sings, sighs, bellows, whines, croons, wheezes, coughs, stutters, shouts
3.to roar deeply

deandra block 3

Anonymous said...

Ubiquitous

Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked.


- Being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time


Catherine Sarmiento block 3

Anonymous said...

1.Interchangeable

2.Were close to interchangeable.

3.Of two things capable of being put or used in the place of each other: interchangeable symbols.


jessica
block-3

Anonymous said...

1.Pretense

2.He is heavy on pretense, and thank God.

3.A false show of something: a pretense of friendship ; a piece of make-believe.


Alexia Patterson
Block.3

Anonymous said...

Chameleon

In a genre that often demands keeping it real via being repetitive, Lil Wayne is a chameleon, rapping in different octaves, paces, and inflections.

-a changeable, fickle, or inconstant person.

Katherine Faustin block 3

Anonymous said...

Ubiquitous


Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked.

adjective
being present everywhere at once


Julian Costa
p.3

Anonymous said...

1.euphemism
2.our school,our charter school,is housed in modulars (my students hate this euphemism-they're trailer)in the lot in the block.
3.vague term for for a harsh.


jarrod
block-3

Anonymous said...

1.euphemism

2.our school,our charter school,is housed in modulars (my students hate this euphemism-they're trailer)in the lot in the block.

3.subsituting a mild indirect or vague term for a harsh , blunt or offensive one .


jarrod
block-3

Anonymous said...

1. Exultant

2. He sounds a little like the neighborhood drunk at first as he warbles his way up and down the tune, but his singing voice has an organically exultant quality that seems to carry him to emotional delirium

3. –adjective exulting; highly elated; jubilant; triumphant


- Brett Sharp
- Block: 3

Anonymous said...

*guffawing

-They had heard these songs before, but were nonetheless gushing and [guffawing] over nearly every line.

*A hearty; boisterous burst of laughter.

Solan<3
Blk-4

Anonymous said...

lasciviously

“You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

def-arousing sexual desire
block-4

Anonymous said...

interchangeable

For some of my students, the questions Where are you from? and Do you listen to Lil Wayne? were close to interchangeable

Defenition-Allows for the interchange or switching of products or components.

Gabby G.
Block 4

flower said...

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penultimate


“You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).


adjective
next to last:The penultimat scene of play.



(De'Onna Rsh Period4)

Anonymous said...

lasciviously

“You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go)



–adjective 1. inclined to lustfulness; wanton; lewd: a lascivious, girl-chasing old man.
2. arousing sexual desire: lascivious photographs.
3. indicating sexual interest or expressive of lust or lewdness: a lascivious gesture.


Block 4

Anonymous said...

ubiquitous

I did listen to Lil wayne. Despite his ubiquitous succes mystundents was shocked.

it means existing or being everywhere

Anonymous said...

1.)penultimate

2.)the penultimate vowel

stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go.

3.)It means
<1.> next to the last: the
<2.> of or pertaining to a penult

Anonymous said...

ubiquitous

I did listien to LilWayne. Despite his ubiquitous success,my students were shocked.

It means existing or being everywhere

Anonymous said...

1.interchangeable

2.For some of my students, the questions Where are you from? and Do you listen to Lil Wayne? were close to interchangeable.

3.


brittany jones
block 4

Anonymous said...

Penultimate

“You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

–adjective 1. next to the last: the penultimate scene of the play.
2. of or pertaining to a penult.
–noun 3. a penult.


Kimmoye Waugh
Block 4 .

Anonymous said...

1.) vehemently

2.) One time, a black student vehemently defended his one Arab classmate during a discussion about the Jena 6: “If you call him a terrorist, that’s like what a cop thinks about us.”

3.) –adjective- zealous; ardent; impassioned; strongly emotional; intense or passionate

c h r i s t i n a p. blk 4

Anonymous said...

1.interchangeable

2.For some of my students, the questions Where are you from? and Do you listen to Lil Wayne? were close to interchangeable.

3.That can be interchanged

Brittany Jones
Block 4

Anonymous said...

1.For some of my students, the questions Where are you from? and Do you listen to Lil Wayne? were close to interchangeable. Their shared currency—as much as neighborhoods or food or slang or trauma—was the stoned musings of Weezy F. Baby.

2.Interchangeable

3. (of two things) capable of being put or used in the place of each other: interchangeable symbols

Anonymous said...

THE one of above was by Cathy Belony Block4

Anonymous said...

1.lasciviously
2. “You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).
3.Lewd.

Anonymous said...

1.lasciviously
2. “You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).
3.Lewd.

Roderick L.

Anonymous said...

interchangeable-that can be interchange

i interchange money for a smaller bill



alvin.walker 4th block

Anonymous said...

1. Midst
2. Dwayne Carter, aka Lil Wayne, aka Weezy F. Baby, was in the midst of becoming the year’s biggest rapper, and among the black teenagers that made up my student population, fandom had reached a near-Beatlemania pitch.
3. The position of anything surrounded by other things or parts, or occurring in the middle of a period of time, course of action, etc.

M. Weiner
Block #4

kevaughn said...

1.lasciviously

“You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

Anonymous said...

1. ubiquitous
2. Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked.

3.omnipresent; present everywhere

todd akselrod block 4

Anonymous said...

1) Oeuvre
2) His oeuvre ended up being a sort of unedited reality show of his wily subconscious.
3) the works of a writer, painter, or the like, taken as a whole.

G. Torre
Block #4

Anonymous said...

1.ubiquitous
2. the answer was "yes i did listen to lil wayne.Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked.".



sebastian.A
block 4

Anonymous said...

1.ubiquitous
2.The answer was, sometimes, yes, I did listen to Lil Wayne. Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked.
3.existing or being everywhere, esp. at the same time; omnipresent

stephanie jimenez
block 4( :

Anonymous said...

alexis jones

"In the past year, he started singing more, and this was his best turn. He sounds a little like the neighborhood drunk at first as he warbles his way up and down the tune, but his singing voice has an organically exultant quality that seems to carry him to emotional delirium."

delirium means- a more or less temporary disorder of the mental faculties, as in fevers, disturbances of consciousness, or intoxication, characterized by restlessness, excitement, delusions, hallucinations, etc. ean


alexis jones!

Anonymous said...

sentence-"For some of my students, the questions Where are you from? and Do you listen to Lil Wayne? were close to interchangeable."

word-interchargable

(adj).That can be interchanged

DRICE-YEARBOOK BLOCK 4

Anonymous said...

Word:ubiquitous

Sentence:The answer was, sometimes, yes, I did listen to Lil Wayne. Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked.

Meaning:existing or being everywhere, esp. at the same time; omnipresent

SaraAnne McLean
Block:4

Anonymous said...

lasciviously



You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).


love cherelle barnes

Anonymous said...

WORD :lasciviously

SENTENCE :You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

MEANING:inclined to lustfulness; wanton; lewd: a lascivious, girl-chasing old man.

love cherelle barnes

Anonymous said...

1.)Subconscious


2.)not wholly concious;partiallyor imperfectlyconcious.



Daundre Heller Block 4

kevaughn said...

1.)Subconscious


2.)not wholly concious;partiallyor imperfectlyconcious.

Anonymous said...

1. penultimate


2. “You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).


3. Next to last.


Kaitlyn M.
Block four

Anonymous said...

word: penultimate

usage: “You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

definition: next to the last

Kasey Bartholomew
block four :]]

Anonymous said...

penultimate

“You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

–adjective 1. next to the last: the penultimate scene of the play.
2. of or pertaining to a penult.

Block 4

Anonymous said...

1.Oeuvre
2.His oeuvre ended up being a sort of unedited reality show of his wily subconscious.
3.A work of art,The sum of the lifework of an artist, writer, or composer

Desiree Irizarry
Block 4

kevaughn said...

2) “You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

1.lasciviously-arousing sexual desire

Anonymous said...

1) Oeuvre
2) His oeuvre ended up being a sort of unedited reality show of his wily subconscious.
3) the works of a writer, painter, or the like, taken as a whole.


Shawn Zarzycki

3rd block

Anonymous said...

1.ubiquitous
2.The answer was, sometimes, yes, I did listen to Lil Wayne. Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked.
3.existing or being everywhere, esp. at the same time; omnipresent

Jonathan Ocampo
Block 3

Anonymous said...

1.ubiquitous
2. Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked.

3.omnipresent; present everywhere

Jonathan Ocampo
Block 3

Anonymous said...

I forgot to include my word in the comment it's ubiquitous

Anonymous said...

I forgot to include my word in the comment it's ubiquitous

Aisha Henry
block3

Anonymous said...

1.vehemently

2.One time, a black student vehemently defended his one Arab classmate during a discussion about the Jena 6.

3.Definiton: strongly emotional; intense or passionate

Anonymous said...

1.persona

2.I don’t even know what that means, but I do think that Wayne’s artistic persona is a testament to damage.

3.the definition is a character assumed by a authorin a written work.



Jessica Robles
Block 3

Anonymous said...

GUFFAWING THEY HEARD THESE SONGS BEFOR BUT WERS NONETHINLESS GUSHING AND GUFFAWING OVER NEARLY EVERY LINE A BURST OF LAUGHTER

Anonymous said...

(penultimate) “You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).



–adjective 1. next to the last: the penultimate scene of the play.
2. of or pertaining to a penult.
–noun



Mpnique Joseph block 3

Anonymous said...

1)euphemism

2)my students hate this euphemism-they're trailer

3)harsh,blunt or offensive

sadei ceran blk 2

Anonymous said...

"penultimate"


“You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

-Next to last.
Linguistics Of or relating to the penult of a word: penultimate stress.

-Yanique.
Block 3

Anonymous said...

Word-->>ubiquitous

Sentence:The answer was, sometimes, yes, I did listen to Lil Wayne. Despite his ubiquitous success, my students were shocked.

Meaning:existing or being everywhere,omnipresent.

Lauren Godwin block 3 yyyayay

Anonymous said...

1.bureaucracy
2.bureaucracy, lazy teachers, students showing up hungover the day after Mother’s Day
3.is the structure and set of regulations in place to control activity, usually in large organizations and government

N.DIAH BLK 4

Anonymous said...

"ol’ lady?”

“You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

def: girlfriend

block 3

Anonymous said...

You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

lasciviously:
inclined to lustfulness; wanton; lewd: a lascivious, girl-chasing old man.

Anonymous said...

You got an ol’ lady?” (the penultimate vowel stretched, lasciviously, as far as it’ll go).

lasciviously:
inclined to lustfulness; wanton; lewd: a lascivious, girl-chasing old man.

Anonymous said...

Sentence-Our school, a charter school, is housed in modulars (my students hate this euphemism—they’re trailers) in the lot in back.

Definiton-the substitution of a mild, indirect, or vague expression for one thought to be offensive, harsh, or blunt.


Eric D
block 3

Anonymous said...

1.Subconscious
2.His Oeuvre ended up being a sort of uneditedreality show of his wily Subconscious
3.Not wholly conscious; Partially or imperfectly conscious

Xavier Dent
Block 3