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Section/Pages:
Members Present: 2

Discussion Highlights:
-we spoke on how catch 22 is heating up and getting more interested
- all of us in the group has different viewpoint on what we think of the book
- the book is really boring but at least it’s heating up
- we discuss how much better this would be if it was a movie
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Section/Pages: Chapters 1-14
Members Present: 2

Discussion Highlights:
- Only two members present
- We got to chapter 14
- So far we think the book is ok
- We had some questions about the book and its start

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Name: Peter Tsolkas
Email: 25397pt@chaminade-hs.org

Name: Sebastian Paul
Email: 25295sp@chaminade-hs.org

Name:Anthony Ulloa
Email:25399au@chaminade-hs.org

Name: Connor Israel
Email: 25193ci@chaminade-hs.org

Name: Eddie Sceppa
Email: 25352es@chaminade-hs.org

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Have fun!

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Section/Pages: Research
Members Present: All members were present

Discussion Highlights:
- We discussed on how the book was banned for no reason
- We also spoke about our predictions for this book
- We think the book is going to be good, because it seems very interesting
- We hope the book is better than Siddartha

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Section/Pages: 29-42
Members Present:  Sebastian Paul, Peter Tsolkas, Anthony Ulloa

Discussion Highlights:
- We finished the book this meeting and we all enjoyed it
- the ending of the book was a good one, as yossarian was now free
- the book had a lot of good themes that taught us lessons, and the most interesting one was the catch-22 paradox
-the book was long but interesting, thought there was much filler
-we would all recommend this book for the lessons it teaches, funny moments, and interesting story

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Meeting 1 Date: 18th
Pages / Section: Discuss Book

Meeting 2 Date: 26th
Pages / Section: 1-14

Meeting 3 Date: 4th
Pages / Section: 14-29

Meeting 4 Date: 14th
Pages / Section: 29-42

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Engage in good conversation.

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Connor Israel
Catch-22 was a banned book in many school for: "a handful of racial slurs, the characters speak with typical 'military men' misogyny and racist attitudes of the time. There are scenes of violence both hand to hand and with guns, and violence against women."

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Peter Tsolkas

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Sebastian Paul

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Read your book😎

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Sebastian Paul

Joseph Heller was the author of Catch-22. He was an American author of novels, short stories, plays, and screenplays.

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Peter Tsolkas

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Connor Israel’s profound journal entry😎

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“Reading is essential for those who seek to rise above the ordinary.” - Jim Rohn

Reading is very important in many different ways. It enhances the reader’s language and vocabulary. The more someone reads, the more knowledge that person will have. Most people don’t read, and this how you can get above them. When studying for my SAT, I struggled with vocabulary, but reading more helped me learn more words and with reading and language in general.

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Quote about reading + Take on book clubs.

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Quote about reading + Take on book clubs.

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Quote:

“Hate is a waste of time. I'm far too busy to hate anything. I prefer it that way.” -  T.J. Klune

Take on book clubs: I like them. It is a good way for a group of people to discuss and speak their opinions on the book that they all read. It helps to bring out the community of the Chamiande students.

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“Books are uniquely portable magic.”

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They’re alright

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I think book clubs are good for this school. It forces the kids who would not read a book to read one and benefits them doing so. It provides the benefits discussed in the quote, but also the weekly meetings and projects also help. The projects apply the knowledge from the book and also ensures that the person reads it. The book clubs promote discussion and makes reading fun for people.

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You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me.”

C.S. Lewis (British writer and lay theologian)

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Quote:
“′Classic′ - a book which people praise and don't read.”
― Mark Twain

Opinion:

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I think the book will get more eventful as it progresses, I don’t think it will stay boring forever

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Review of Sebastian’s first journal entry

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Review of Sebastian’s first journal entry

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Sebastian’s first journal entry was lacking a lot of thought and seemed to only cover the first couple of chapters. He wrote down what he saw in the chapters, but didn’t write his opinion or what he thought about it.

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I think book clubs are great especially for people who don’t like to read a lot and now they are grouped up with people of their liking and then they get to pick a book and read and come together to discuss it. Also book clubs are a great way to socialize with yes one of ur friends but also one of a random person you don’t know and you invited him to be in your group

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Quote in “Peter Tsolkas”

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https://forms.gle/cCJbHs6scjgEERui7

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Access Google Forms with a personal Google account or Google Workspace account (for business use).

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1. In this meeting some of us are done with the book, some of us are nearing the completion of the book we read and then did our journel for Catch 22
2.we are missing a few people due to the blood drive but we managed and all of us present managed an completed our work
3. We are now thinking about what To do for our indie project and just think strategies for the AP test tomorrow and how we can prepare for it

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1 Brainstorm a LIST OF THEMES for the book thus far. Then, select one theme from the list and find at least three pieces of textual evidence to support it. 1

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In “Anthony Ulloa”

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In “Eddie Sceppa”

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While reading a starting thinking of things I felt I’d if I were in the book, so I drew this bomb

Sebastian Paul

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1. We hope the book is good.
2. We spoke about  book doesn’t compare to   that book was very boring.
3. The back of this book is hopeful, so we hope that it is very good.

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1. In this meeting, we all read most of the chapters and then wrote our journals.
2. We think that this book will start to get a lot more interesting. The book has just started getting into the action parts after a lot of character development and we know that the characters just want to go back home.
3. We want this book to show more action. We are all interested in the topic and are excited for what is to come in the book

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Connor Israel’s profound journal entry😎

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Connor Israel
Catch-22 was a banned book in many school for: "a handful of racial slurs, the characters speak with typical 'military men' misogyny and racist attitudes of the time. There are scenes of violence both hand to hand and with guns, and violence against women."

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1.  Almost our last meeting we are sad

2.  This year as a reflection comes to a end as well as book clubs and we will miss each other

3. Also this was a pleasure and book clubs should continue for future classes