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Blinded by the Light of the Whited Sepulcher

So I tried to read and understand this article.  I really did.  In fact, I even re-read it.  But for some reason the point Brady was trying to make never really made itself clear to me.  Sure, I got the whole denial, hypocrisy, deception part of it.  I could follow his individual passages on the symbolism of the whited sepulcher.  In the end, however, it just didn't seem to connect for me.  Even in class today, we discovered that the thesis may not even be until the end of the article.  So I guess I would appreciate knowing how others would summarize the article, just to help me understand it more.

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Welcome to the weblog for our AP College English class. Here's the place we will be continuing conversations from class and starting new ones. We'll be discussing and debating literary conundrums and so much more. We might even see a little poetry.

So, what's a blog? And how will we be using it class?

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We're looking forward to a great year.

Welcome!

Welcome to the weblog for our AP College English class. Here's the place we will be continuing conversations from class and starting new ones. We'll be discussing and debating literary conundrums and so much more. We might even see a little poetry.

So, what's a blog? And how will we be using it class?

For information on blogging and how to join and post to our blog, see "All About Blogging."

Make sure you check your e-mail for your invitation to join the blog. Also – and this is very important – when entering in your “First Name” and “Last Name” enter your entire first name and just the initial to your last name (for example, “Bernie” would be my “First Name” and “H” would be my last name). Having just the initial to your last name keeps a little bit of anonymity with the outside world.

For information on your responsibilities as one of the authors of our blog, check out "Responsibilities of Authors."

We'll be talking about these responsibilities during the first week of class.

We're looking forward to a great year.