Today in western civilization class we learned everyone's name and learned how to set up our blogger. we also went over class procedure and how when we need to put our phones in the bin in the beginning of class and how we will need a composition notebook and how it definitely cant be a spiral because you can throw a composition and basically nothing happens but if you throw a spiral the pages gand things get massed up

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