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Barracuda Standard Goggles
I swim daily (seven days a week) at the local "Y" and have been for the past eleven years. I have been using these goggles now for approx. two weeks. They are absolutely the worst pair I have ever owned. I should have minded some of the negative reviews that I read prior to ordering them. So I can't blame anyone but myself for purchasing them. They leak, they fog, the straps loosen! When I saw that they came with an allen wrench I should have sent them back immediately. They are simply a poor design. The foam does not contour to your face bones, that's a joke. I've done everything asked of me in the directions and nothing helps. Pressing, pushing, tightening, clearing. Today was the last day. What I want to do is cut them up in tiny pieces and send them back to the Dr. Runckel the "dentist". Can't believe they have been around since 1979! The other clue...you can order repair kits for them...come on now, we're talking goggles, not bicycles!
Tony Andrade
Quincy, MA
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Barracuda googles
These googles are difficult to adjust for a fit. I thought I had it right,only to have leaky googles. I will try again. I expected a little more for the price.
Sparta, NJ
very not good!!!!!
Im asian,,, very not good.. it not looking good... (even not cute..)and,, water coming,,
sungwon a.
Barracuda Standard
Foam makes the difference, providing comfort plus! Goggles do not leak, fog up or leave "racoon eyes." Adjustable fit for all type faces. Highly recommended.
lesley s.
midwest city, OK
Great product
I'm very happy with my new Barracuda goggles. My old pair that I bought years ago ( with a slightly different style, more stylish but smaller ) began to fog up all of the time. So I bought this pair and spent a week swimming each day for an hour. These goggles are so comfortable - they rock!
Kelly W.
Concord CA
Best goggles
Have used barracuda for years. Nose spacing is adjustable and thick foam is easy on the face leaving no marks. Repair kits are available to replace foam and straps.
Silver spring mc
awesome goggles
I love these goggles. If you purchase them, and they continue to leak, you just have to keep adjusting them!!!! They are fabulous. Once they are adjusted to YOUR face, they will NOT leak!! I read a comment regarding these that was negative because of the leaking. He gave up too soon.
Barracuda Standard Goggle
Very comfortable goggle. Great seal around eyes. Vision is slightly limited. Great for long swims.
Best damn goggle I have ever worn!!!!
I train for sprint triathlons. I am forever looking for the goggle that doesn't pull my eye out of its socket. After 50 plus laps at one time my eyes feel great. Thanks Barracuda.
Bruce rackusin
Walnut creek
Best Goggles EVER
These goggles are so comfortable I will never buy any other kind! I have been using Barracuda standards for a couple years now. They have fit instructions that you must follow in order to avoid leakage; that said, if you follow these, you will have no trouble with them and you will love them. They do not leave any marks on your face. I swim 4000 yards or more, 6 days a week.
Swimsuit Sally
Rockford IL
The Barracuda Standard are superb!
The Barracuda Standard are superb. They adapt to the nose structure superbly. However, how do you get replacement elastic?
Arlington, MA
Comfortable, but leaky
These goggles are comfortable and don't leave "racoon" eyes. However, they don't stay leakproof for long.
Bridgewater, MA
Love these goggles,
Always used these in the past for training and racing Triathlons most comfortable goggle still on the market with the thick cushions instead of cups around eyes fits the anatomy of the face very well and great visibility plus do not fog up at all,just keep a small amount of water in bottom of goggle and constantly clears fog to use latest MP3 Neptune have to slightly over tighten to keep the seal but not bad still. The thick foam has a slight drop from the pad to the lens good place to keep water and not get it in your eyes. A no headache goggle when compared to the popular masks now. Found these in the early 80"s and same quality goggle now. Would like it if Barracuda would use a reflective lens though make them even darker inside.
comfortable fit
goggles are great comfortable fit and perfect seal. It doesn't leak water and could be worn for hours.
A fellow swimmer recommended Baracuda, which he's had for years. The Baracuda goggles I ordered came swiftly, housed in a cheap flimsy plastic package for protection. Followed the detailed instructions for getting a good fit. Tried them in the pool and they leaked. The straps were another pain to fit properly. Also had problems snapping them into place. Too much fussing for a pair of pricey goggles. Wish I stayed with my cheaper ones.
Robert R.
New York, NY
The Baracuda Standard goggles
These goggles are comfortable to wear and can be cheaply rebuilt with a kit when needed. They are very cost effective and efficient!
Mission Viejo, CA
Great, if you can adjust them correctly
I loved these goggles back in the day. I bought this pair hoping to relieve the stress marks from my small goggles. But I've found them very hard to adjust; they're still leaking! It's probably me--a combination of close-set eyes and a high nose bridge. But I won't give up! I know I'll get there eventually.
Boston MA
Feels great
I've used these for more than a dozen outings to the pool and they feel absolutely great. I am however having some issues getting the right eye to seal properly. It mostly starts to leak as I blow water through my nose and heads up towards the eye piece. It takes a fair bit of adjusting, but when it fits just right the experience is fantastic.
Deactivated Torpedo
Ontario, Canada
My favorite goggles
I'd given up on ever seeing these Barracuda goggles again - all I can find around LA are the plastic ones that actually hurt. I stumbled onto SwinOutlet and there they were! I couldn't be more please.
Janis H.
Los Angeles, CA
no more goggle "eye dents"
I swim 4 - 7 times a week and found the dents left under my eyes by my former goggles were getting worse and lasting longer. I read that some people were even getting dark circles from this. The Barracuda standard goggles are a dream come true, while a little bit bulkier they are comfortable and fit well. The most important thing is I can swim and when finished with my swim, I don't have the deep ruts around my eyes. I will always use the Barracuda goggles. They are a little more expensive(25.00) they are worth every penny!!
cathy s.
brigantine, NJ
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Denver-based Qwest and the federal government could end up paying millions of dollars more in legal expenses connected to the Joe Nacchio case after the former chief executive's conviction for insider trading was tossed this week.
The additional fees, however, may not run as high as the tab racked up thus far, partly because a second trial will probably be shorter than the initial month-long trial, legal experts say.
Qwest footed Nacchio's legal tab during the trial. Under an agreement reached with Nacchio after the conviction, it also paid some of his costs during the appeal.
Rough estimates are that Qwest has already paid at least $15 million, and the government has spent at least $2.5 million.
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If the government's expected appeal of the decision fails, Nacchio will likely be retried on those 19 counts. He was acquitted on 23 related charges and can't be retried on those counts.
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Children dig fossils at libraryPublished 10:11am Friday, June 17, 2011
For the first time, Sci-Quest held the World Fossil Collecting event at the Madison Public Library.
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I tried it last night for the first time, so I'm still waiting for results. I read that you need to pump for at least an hour for it to be effective.
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Tonga Ridge runs east-west along the north edge of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness, just south of Highway 2. The Tonga Ridge Trail runs the length and midway along the ridge is Mount Sawyer , with a side trail to the summit with outstanding views. A good road gets you high up the ridge making this a fairly easy ascent. Tonga Ridge also has 2 other summits on each side of Sawyer but they require some off trail work. Sawyer and Tonga (one of the other 2) are both on the Homecourt List.
Distance: 2.5 miles to Sawyer
Summit Elevation: 5,501 feet
Elevation Gain: 1,500 feet for Sawyer
Access: Decent Gravel Road
From Hwy 2 at Skykomish, continue east for 1.8 miles. Turn right onto the Foss River Road . After 1.2 paved miles, turn right on FR 68 onto gravel and continue 2.4 miles. Turn left onto FR #6830. Follow for 6.8 miles to a Y, then a right on FR 310 for 1.3 miles to the trailhead.
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The trail climbs along the forested ridge then traverses the south slopes of Tonga Ridge. A few views offer glimpse to the south. To get to the good stuff, you need to keep an eye for the unmarked summit trail. After hiking 2 miles, you hit a flat area with a meadow and view up toward the summit. A few minutes beyond is the side-trail on the left. Follow the summit trail a half mile as it switchbacks up to the summit.
South from the slopes of West Tonga
SE to Malachite Peak
Highpoint of West Tonga (Finn) from the east on point 5258
Mount Sawyer from West Tonga area
Mount Fernow and Glacier Peak
Skykomish River Valley with Mt. Baring on the left and Beckler in the center
Mount Daniel
Burn Creek, West and East Fork Foss River Junction
Mount Hinman
Shroud Mountain (Terrace Mountain West Peak) and Jumar Mountain with Fisher Lake below
Mac Peak
Deception Creek Valley to Deception Pass
The open ridge to East Tonga
Mount Sawyer from traverse over to East Tonga
Looking south into the Alpine Lakes Wilderness
Columbia and Sloan Peaks
Above: Access map to west trailhead Below: Hiking trails shown in blue
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Mt. Finn (also called Tonga Ridge West) has two highpoints; the lower eastern one with the elevation of 5258 has the views. Tonga (also called Tonga Ridge West) is the highest of the three and has some great views just before the summit. The highest point is mostly in the trees. You can traverse the entire ridge for all three with some brush encountered.


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Allow pinning all plasma applets
Sun Aug 17, 2014 10:34 am
This is a minor issue, but sometimes it drives me nuts that I cannot pin kickoff or the widget explorer.
Suppose you place a widget on the desktop, but you do not like it, so you press the remove button in the plasmoid. Doing that the widget explorer will disappear and you will have to reopen it and scroll down the list again, something that I find very annoying.
The same is true for kickoff: Open an application, kickoff will close. What if you want to open multiple applications at once? You have to reopen kickoff after that and navigate through all the menus again.
I think those specific applets really need a pin button.
Apart from that, this would add a bit of consistency.
Do you agree? I mean it can't hurt right?
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Re: Allow pinning all plasma applets
Mon Aug 18, 2014 9:12 am
I do. Consistency is always good, and the use-cases are valid IMHO. Plasmoids that consists of an icon only, would need to get an overhaul.
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Re: Allow pinning all plasma applets
Mon Aug 18, 2014 10:01 am
The bug report can be found here: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=338347
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Re: Allow pinning all plasma applets
Mon Aug 18, 2014 2:23 pm
I'd really recommend filing individual bugs. Such a broad bug will never see any action on it.
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Re: Allow pinning all plasma applets
Wed Aug 20, 2014 2:50 pm
colomar, yeah I guess it would be better to do so, because my report is already marked wontfix as david edmundson is of the opinion it does not make sense for kickoff.
Which components should I file it against? I think widget explorer is a must.
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Re: Allow pinning all plasma applets
Wed Aug 20, 2014 5:24 pm
David and I just calculated that if one only compares the number of clicks (and assuming that you don't want to keep Kickoff pinned after starting multiple applications), pinning would only save you clicks if you started at least four applications consecutively. That indeed sounds like quite an edge case.
Widget explorer definitely, yes. Once we have it there, I'd put in the Activity switcher (the one that's opened when clicking the Plasmoid or the menu, not the one activated by a shortcut) as well for consistency reasons, given that their UIs are very similar.
Not sure about network management. Could be useful for when diagnosing network problems, but that's rather rare.
In most other cases, I'd say if someone want so see a Plasmoid permanently, it makes more sense to put in on the desktop instead of in the panel.
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Re: Allow pinning all plasma applets
Wed Aug 20, 2014 6:40 pm
I find that inconsistency pretty irrational. Note though that placing on the desktop makes only sense if you do not have windows open, because always invoking dashboard (which for some strange reason does not allow interaction with the panels) is just uncomfortable in it's current form.
As I wrote in the bug report, counting clicks is a very limited argument (cursor movement is not taken into consideration, (and the plasma 5 menu can get quite big on some configurations), as well as navigating in kickoff itself.)
But I can live with the inconsistencies and you may be right about the corner case argument.
New bug report: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=338415
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Re: Allow pinning all plasma applets
Wed Aug 20, 2014 7:08 pm
True, but if the applications one wants to start reside in different categories, navigating between them makes up more of the cursor movement than moving to the start button.
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Skills: In addition, students participating in the program are expected to acquire the following skills:
UWRP Assessment, 1989-1995
Historically, the UWRP has assessed students' ability to achieve knowledge and skills goals that focus on understanding essay form, defining a thesis, and shaping a coherent, thoughtful, logical and clearly written essay. From 1989 through 1995, the UWRP used the same general outcomes assessment procedure, modifying it from time to time to fit changes in the program's primary courses. UWRP instructors and outside experts rated a sample of essays on a four-point scale. Focus was on required lower-division courses in 1989-1992, at which time the upper-division requirement replaced the lower-division one. Consequently, the focus of the assessment changed to upper-division courses from 1992 to 1994. Results across these years were consistent, with a majority of students showing improvement on at least one essay feature. Upper division students appeared to critique essays better and to focus and revise their work better than did lower-division students.
In 1994-1995, the freshman-level writing requirement was re-established in addition to the upper-division requirement. In response, the UWRP pilot-tested a redesigned assessment process for its lower-division courses. The new process examined students' understanding of the skills being taught by asking them to critique a representative student paper. Instructors' critiques of this paper were used to develop scoring scales for the students' ability to recognize the paper's strengths and weaknesses and to suggest improvements. Most did recognize that the sample paper was severely flawed and were able to articulate some of its problems clearly.
UWRP Assessment, 1995-1996
In 1995-96, an administrative request for us to devise an exemption exam prompted the UWRP to change its upper-division procedure to evaluate in-class pre-test/post-test writing along with a paper written during the course of class revision. The scores showed a clear improvement between pre-test and post-test scores, providing evidence that, although the Writing Program courses focus on revision over several weeks, there is positive transfer of skills when students perform in-class writing. Further, papers written during the semester through class workshop and revision were, on average, better by 3/4 of a point on the four-point scale than essays written in class at the beginning of the semester. The results showed a movement from scores that represent surface-level development to scores that represent idea development through critical thinking.
We also compared the pre-test essays that earned exemptions with a random sample of post-test essays from students who did take the course. While the exempted students did perform better at the beginning of the semester than the randomly chosen students performed at semester's end, the differences between the two groups' scores were small. It seems likely, then, that a majority of the exempted students would have improved their writing skills had they been required to take the class.
The UWRP also continued to assess students in the freshman-level course, using a procedure similar to the one piloted in 1994-95. Results of this assessment were hard to analyze, in part because there was no basis for comparison and in part because neither the assignment nor the scoring rubric worked as well as anticipated. The assignment required students to deal with layers of reading material, and many of them seemed to have difficulty marshaling these different layers. We noted that this problem, in itself, demanded our attention to emphasizing critical reading strategies as we continued to refine lower-division course design.
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The 1996-97 assessment again analyzed both junior- and freshman-level students' work. The junior-level assessment asked students to write, at the beginning of the semester,
a take-home essay in response to a prompt. Students were encouraged to revise this essay often. A sample of those essays was compared to essays by the same students written later in the semester and revised through the class workshop. As in previous years, the "before and after" essays were scored by both internal and external reviewers. On average, students' scores improved by almost 1/2 point on the four-point scale. Even though this increase was less than the 3/4 point reported for 1995-96, it was perhaps more impressive because the starting scores were markedly higher. Perhaps more telling than statistical demonstrations of improvement were the following comments from two outside scorers:
� The revised essays "demonstrate a higher level of topic interest and thinking [than the beginning-of-semester papers]...Whatever changes you've made in the program seem to be generating a far more interesting caliber of essay."
� "I was struck by how much stronger the papers in the second set were, and by how many of the responses [to the beginning-of-semester prompt] relied ... upon description more than analysis..."
The freshman-level courses were evaluated in two different formats during 1996-97 to address concerns about the process used in the previous two years. One format asked students to write a critique of a student paper (as had the previous assessment), but the critiques were scored (by an in-house reader) according to a holistic rubric. A second format asked students to write, during the final exam period, a response to a prompt based on a legal case study. Students assessed under this format had written papers from similar prompts during the semester. These essays were scored by an in-house reader according to a rubric based on the one used for upper-division assessment.
Comparing the results of these two formats suggested that lower-division students have trouble coping with the organizational demands of a written critique because they've not practiced this form. The case-study assignment seemed to provide students the challenge of grappling with analysis, but in a format more familiar to them in the course. Therefore, future assessment should continue to look at the pedagogical advantages of this approach.
UWRP Assessment, 1997-1999
During academic years 1997/98 and 1998/99, the UWRP outcomes assessment strategy again changed dramatically to respond to findings in the field of composition studies. The UWRP assessed two upper-division courses during this reporting period: UWRP 3020, which meets the Arts and Sciences core requirement and for which the Writing Program offers 50 classes per semester on average; and UWRP 3030, which meets the College of Engineering core requirement (and the A&S core requirement for several "hard" science majors) for which the Writing Program offers approximately nine classes per semester.
Having used a pre-test/post-test format for the last several years, the UWRP has demonstrated that its courses teach students to improve a single paper through the revision process. But this assessment strategy does not assess students' work throughout the semester, or their work on the different kinds of writing the UWRP requires upper-division students to complete. Consequently, this latest assessment collected final copies of the major papers that 233 students chosen at random completed for their UWRP 3020 classes and that 13 students chosen at random completed for their UWRP 3030 courses. (The Writing Program assessed UWRP 3030 students for the first time this year, and so used a small sample size as a pilot.)
UWRP 3020 Assessment
While teachers in the UWRP do not use a portfolio assessment method, the goal of this assessment technique was to collect, essentially, a portfolio of polished work from each of the students chosen for the sample. Unlike previous years' results, then, which specifically aimed to compare an early draft with a final draft of a single paper, this year's UWRP 3020 results do not focus on improvement over the course of a paper or the semester. Instead, because students in this course typically work on different kinds of papers over the course of a semester, beginning with summary and moving on to analysis and argument, the assessment aims to demonstrate students' competence in each of the major kinds of writing they compose for the course.
Each "portfolio" was scored by an external or internal scorer (other than the student's instructor) in each of 15 categories, according to a rubric developed in response to an upper-division outcomes statement developed by UWRP instructors during the Spring 1999 semester. The UWRP's knowledge and skills goals are embedded within this outcomes statement, which follows:
Students should be able to
Students should be able to
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The rubric asked scorers to mark students' performance in each category on a scale from 1 (excellent) to 4 (poor). Categories were:
Scores were quite positive, with an overall average student score of 2.33. Indeed, students scored above the average (2.5) in two-thirds of the categories: mode, genre, thesis, structure, organization, precision, tone/style, reader guidance, voice, and grammar. Several scorers remarked that the papers were stronger than in previous years.
Despite the strength of these scores, students' scores in more complex areas demand focused attention from UWRP teachers. Students scored well below average (3.22) in addressing countervoices/counterarguments. This score may have been caused, in part, by scorers' different approaches to scoring in this category. Some scorers marked this category "NA" for papers they believed weren't argumentative in nature, and others gave a poor score for these same papers. Undoubtedly, then, the score is skewed and the results indicate that the next assessment method will need to clarify how such papers are to be scored. Additionally, students generally are not introduced to argument until after they have worked on analytic papers, and so they have less time to develop skills in this area. In any case, both previous years' assessments and teacher comments identify this category as one with which students struggle. Scores in other critically important areas--defending inferences, idea development, and clarity of relationships between ideas--hover just under average. While UWRP teachers and previous years' pre-test/post-test assessments attest that these scores demonstrate student improvement over the course of the semester, they nevertheless demonstrate that UWRP faculty need to address these issues.
Another focus of this year's assessment was to evaluate the necessity of using external scorers. Many experts in composition theory argue that the most useful assessment a writing program can conduct is internal: one during which classroom teachers score papers and, more importantly, discuss their strengths and weaknesses, and suggest methods for addressing problems. In light of this argument, about ten percent of the paper samples went to both an internal and an external scorer so that we could check for bias. While the scores on individual papers occasionally differ dramatically, there is no pattern demonstrating that external scorers' assessment is more or less stringent than that of internal scorers. The average score difference was about one-half point, but there were roughly equal numbers of papers scored better and worse by outside scorers. Consequently, the Writing Program will consider a change to a method that relies more heavily on internal scorers. Current internal scorers assess papers as part of their service obligations, and, as the number of UWRP contractual instructors increases, we can establish a committee for this purpose. Assessment funds currently spent on outside scorers' stipends could more usefully be used to invite an expert compositionist to help the UWRP develop specific assessment strategies within this new approach.
UWRP 3030 Assessment
For the first time since the University Writing Program (UWRP) has been conducting outcomes assessment, UWRP 3030: Writing on Science and Society was included in the assessment study. Until this point, assessment had focused on courses developed for Arts and Sciences students--UWRP 3020 and UWRP 1150/1250--because these courses represent a large majority of our course offerings. This year, however, the College of Engineering's review for accreditation from the American Board of Engineering and Technology coincided with our plan to begin assessing all of our courses. Consequently, this year's look at UWRP 3030 courses uses a small pilot study to provide an assessment baseline and to raise questions about how best to assess this course.
Specifically, the study was designed to review two student portfolios from each of the eight sections of UWRP 3030 offered. Student portfolios were not assembled by students, but consisted of final drafts of major papers (defined as those papers having gone through class workshop) submitted by instructors. The sample size represents a bit more than 10 percent of the UWRP 3030 population--not enough to be statistically significant, but enough to demonstrate some general trends. Further, the small size allows a close look at individual students' work throughout the semester, which may prove helpful for future assessment of all UWRP courses.
Papers were scored according to the same rubric devised for scoring UWRP 3020 papers. Scorers were in-house instructors both of whom have taught UWRP 3030 but did not teach it during the semester evaluated. This rubric, also new to UWRP 3020 outcomes assessment this year, was derived from an outcomes statement of upper-division course goals (attached) that was developed by UWRP faculty over the Spring 1999 semester. The rubric asked scorers to rate each paper on a scale of 1 (excellent) to 4 (poor) on each of 15 outcomes.
Scores on each of the 15 outcomes reveal that students' strengths--with average scores of 2.2 or better--are in the first two categories: choosing appropriate mode and genre. Weaknesses lie in representing countervoices (average score 3.37) and directly addressing counterarguments (average score 3.45). These results come as no surprise. From the beginning of the semester, UWRP courses stress the definition of analysis and argument and ask students to consider the relationship between their purpose for any given writing task and the genre and audience that purpose demands. Assignments often guide students in these areas as well. In short, students have this consideration in front of them throughout the semester. Generally, however, the course moves from analytical assignments toward argumentative ones, and thus students are faced with the challenge of directly attending to counterarguments later in the course, and have less time (and, perhaps, less reason, depending on the nature of assignments) to use these argumentative strategies. In fact, scores in these two categories may be influenced by assignments. Because they have no specific instructions for these categories, scorers will mark a "4" for papers that require no direct counterargument rather than leave the category blank .
Interestingly enough, a comparison of scores on first papers versus later papers reveals a seemingly contradictory trend. For the very outcomes on which students perform best overall--mode and genre--scores reveal a slight decline over time rather than improvement. A review of instructors' assignments shows a trend toward increasingly difficult tasks as well as toward making students responsible for formulating their own writing tasks. Consequently, mode and genre are often prescribed at the beginning of the course, and left up to the student to determine for the final project. For example, instructors in several sections of the course assign first and second papers that direct students clearly toward an essay that evaluates a technical article or a response to an editorial in the form of a letter to the editor. Such assignments clearly indicate mode and genre for the student. On the other hand, students are asked, without exception, to choose their own topics and approaches for individual or group final projects. As students juggle considerations of the many outcomes expected of them by the end of the course, it is natural that considerations that had been "filled in" for them as part of early assignments are less polished when they are making such decisions without the help of an assignment sheet.
On the other hand, scores for students' ability to represent countervoices and to address counterarguments directly show improvement over the series of papers, despite these categories' low overall scores. Again, course design is probably largely responsible for this trend. As the semester progresses, students are asked to write more and more sophisticated kinds of papers and are taught how to incorporate argumentative strategies. Improved scores in these outcomes categories is a positive sign that students do develop strategies by which to more fully develop analytical and argumentative writing projects.
Other outcomes categories that demonstrate improvement over the semester include use of clear and precise words and constructions; use of appropriate tone, style and diction; use of appropriate personal voice; and surface-level correctness in grammar, punctuation, and proofreading. Improvement in these categories indicate that students' class experiences requiring a variety of writing tasks and significant revision have a positive effect on their work; these sorts of outcomes are widely accepted to be learned in the context of realistic writing tasks and to improve with experience.
While students' average scores provide only verification of very general and expected information, individual students' scores sometimes did show marked improvement. As would be expected from a random population sample, these students were scattered throughout the sections represented. One exception was that neither student in the section requiring four assignments demonstrated improvement in more than a couple of categories. In fact, their scores more often showed decline that those of most of the other students in the sample. Certainly, it's possible--perhaps even likely--that this result is merely an anomaly. It's also possible that doing four papers rather than three somehow affects students' scores. But a comparison of the assignments in this section with assignments in other sections reveals another possibility. In this section, the first three assignments gave students very definite parameters. The first asked students to "argue whether the person in [a particular] ethics case is guilty or not;" the second asked them "to choose an editorial you disagree with and respond;" and the third asked them to "argue whether the Internet is a community or fosters community" as defined in a particular article. The fourth, however, asked students to "pick an ongoing debate and argue for one side." This assignment gives students the responsibility to choose and design their own work, and it gives this responsibility rather abruptly. It's possible that a decline in scores from first to last paper results from students floundering as they try to establish those parameters for themselves.
Other instructors' assignment progressions give students more freedom from the outset or ask students to analyze not a position but a writer's strategies for making an argument. While these assignments may well define mode and genre, they seem to more often give students the responsibility for choosing essays and articles to respond to. Questions that the UWRP should consider, then, include: How many major assignments allow students to benefit most from the focus of the course? To what extent should assignments give writers well-defined parameters and to what extent should they ask students to explore a topic and set up those parameters for themselves? Is it helpful to spend focused workshop time analyzing a particular published writer's strategies in a piece, or more helpful to analyze a variety of strategies within the context of students' own writing?
The difficulty in analyzing this set of data also has implications for future assessments. The rubric--and the outcomes statement from which it is derived--certainly point to important considerations in evaluating student writing and reflect the concerns of the composition and rhetoric community. (A national first-year composition outcomes statement has been developed over the last few years and will be published in the fall issue of the Writing Program Administrators Journal.) No doubt the UWRP statement will be improved as UWRP faculty revisit it over the course of the next few semesters. But as the statement is revised to incorporate all the outcomes that good writing reflects, it will necessarily become more detailed and more unwieldy. The current scoring system, which asks scorers to score the component pieces of a paper rather than its overall success, will no longer be feasible. Such a statement would better lend itself to a holistic scoring system than to the current one. By holding scoring sessions staffed by its own UWRP 3030 instructors, the UWRP could assess student progress holistically without sacrificing attention to the various outcomes. Such a system would open a dialogue about those outcomes students reach and those they struggle with, and could in turn positively influence curriculum and course design.
UWRP 1150/1250 Assessment
Because most students are exempted from their lower-division writing requirement on the basis of standardized test scores, the UWRP did not assess these courses during the reporting cycle. However, the UWRP's external review, completed during Spring 1999, clearly recommended that all freshman students complete this requirement. To this end, the UWRP is collecting data--all class assignments and sample papers from all lower-division instructors--that will be discussed during the Spring 2000 semester. From this data, the UWRP hopes to develop a lower-division outcomes statement and recommendations for standardizing UWRP 1150/1250 curriculum goals.
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Streaming video review: 'House of Cards'
'House of Cards'
Television series that charge brilliantly out of the gate with their pilot episodes are rare, and "House of Cards," David Fincher and Netflix's paradigm-shifting entry into series television, is emphatically not one of those series.
The first episode of this cutting political drama is stagy, awkward and marred by an overabundance of exposition, but "House of Cards," based on a 1990 BBC series, recovers quickly and decisively, and by its third episode this adaptation by Beau Willimon ("The Ides of March") is on its way to possible greatness, a cinder-hearted cousin to "The West Wing."
Francis Underwood (Kevin Spacey), is a Machiavellian congressman from South Carolina making a mad dash for political domination. After being denied ascension to the State Department by the new president (Michael Gill), he begins a series of power plays, enlisting a damaged congressman (Corey Stoll) to make some of his nastiest moves and driven young reporter Zoe Barnes (Kate Mara) to advance his agenda in the press.
Underwood's wife, Claire (Robin Wright), is similarly cutthroat: Her position as executive director of a clean water nonprofit masks a taste for political dark arts that rivals her husband.
In the pilot, Spacey spends much of his screen time addressing the camera and breaking the fourth wall with an ongoing lecture on the workings of Washington and his skill at manipulating its machinery, but he seems slightly bored at the outset, disengaged despite his obvious dominance in the story. But then Spacey hits his stride and gallops, Mara keeps pace with him, and so does "House of Cards," which smartly de-emphasizes Spacey's asides as Underwood's merciless plan goes into motion. Stick with "House of Cards" after that stumbling start and it pays dividends.
Netflix and executive producer Fincher ("Se7en," "The Social Network," "Zodiac") rolled out all 13 episodes of the season Feb. 1, and labeling each episode a "chapter" is not just an act of faux-literary arrogance. Freed of the artificial demands for cliffhangers and appetite-whetting that take place in conventionally rolled-out weekly series, this story progresses exactly the way it should. Like a great page turner, "House of Cards" is all there, and it's hard to resist starting the next chapter.
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