Re Act 5 of Twelfth Night: Well done everyone! I liked the small touches best, perhaps because these are the things that surprise and delight: the matching rings, for example, which you used in splendid fashion to underscore the text. You read your lines very well, and did yourself proud. And of course, no comedy would be complete without dancing at the end. Thanks for a very pleasant class.

Cheers and Happy Summer! Prof. F.

Here is the link for discussing Twelfth Night

Welcome to The Merchant of Venice wiki. On this wiki we will develop a reader's guide to the play, using resources on reserve in the library or found online. Be sure to read the page QwikiSyntax, to practice editing pages in the Sandbox, and to read the rules of QwikiEtiquette. You are responsible for following these rules.

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The Reader's Guide can be found by following the link Guide to all the pages you have prepared. Grades are now available on Blackboard. Congratulations to everyone for taking on the challenge and providing a wealth of information on the play!.

Further html tags allowable and useful to page preparation can be found here. Note that this link goes to another wiki, and to return to ours you will have to hit the browser back button.

Examples of other wikis at UMBC include Eukaryotic Genetics and Molecular Biology taught by Professor Phil Farabaugh, and a First Year Seminar by Professor Steve Freeland Science and Religion: The Battlefield of Evolution