I love my Juniors (British Literature) but boy oh boy is it ever hard to say goodbye to my Seniors.  Maybe, it had something to do with the fact that I knew I'd be seeing many of my Juniors the following year in this World Literature Class - or at least when they came around to ask me for a reccomendation.  But most of all it had to do with the journey that we had taken together during the year.  For the longest time this class earned Regular Credit - though as the students constantly reminded me - it was as hard as an AP Class.  Well, I hope the rewards was commiserate with the amount of work that they put in.  I know that it was for me.  These final stories and activities were designed to bring some amount of clousure to the class.  From Ring Lardner's "Haircut", through the incredible late discovered "Dance in America" to Camus's "Myth of Sisyphus" which asks the question - "Just why do we go through this struggle every day?".  Like I said in our very first lesson - maybe we won't know what "Truth" is at the end of the year - but perhaps we will all be a little closer to knowing.