10/28/2010

Today, in class, we got on the computers and tried to finish powerpoint presentations, but the internet wasn't working for some people. So instead, we did our blog discussions from a few weeks ago.

Cassie talked about Teddy Roosevelt, whom I was surprised to learn was blind in his left eye. Mr. Bruns showed us a PowerPoint elaborating on the youngest president ever. He was the governor of New York from 1898-1900, and he became Vice President just a year later.

After President McKinley was killed (by the way I learned that all it took to shoot him was to go to shake his hand, but he cleverly hid a gun under a hankerchief), and Roosevelt was in office from 1901-1909. He wrote many history books, and owned a ranch in the Dakota Territory. He was also an avid hunter, and he often went on African Safaris.

Mr. Bruns must have a strong obsession with Teddy Roosevelt, as he talked about him the entire class period. I did not get to present, as did many people.

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