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Rosa Alvarez: http://ralvarezrhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/ 
~No posts since December.

 Amanda Arnold: http://alarhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/
~I really enjoy the chalkboard effect and most of her assignments are up there for everyone to see.


Will Boerger: http://wboergerrhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com 
~ Really demonstates his interests and most of his coursework is up on the blog.

Rheanna Crawley: http://rcrawleyrhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/
~ Plain however her coursework is complete and comprehensive about her understanding of the course. Good resource page.

Michelle Crosby: http://mcrosbyrhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/ 
~ Not all there, but really makes a strong contribution in personality on the blog and attempt at the coursework.

Vince Cruz: http://vcruzrhsenglitcom.blogspot.com 
~Not all there and I find the clash of design colors hard on the eyes. Maybe it's because I am not sleeping, but that doesn't affect that not all of the coursework in there.

 Jose De Leon: http://jdeleonrhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/ 
~Only once post, however we must remember that he just transferred into this class.

 Lizbeth Estrada: http://lerhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/ 
~ Most assignments are there, but still not all there and there is more to be desired from the design.

 Kaitlyn Furst: http://kfursterhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/ 
~ Not updated since January and very simple design.

 Bernardo Gonzalez: http://bgonzalezrhsenglitcomp1.blogspot.com/
~ College course demonstrated by a UCLA background and all posts are accounted for.

 Iliana Gutierrez: http://igutierrezrhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/
~ I really enjoy the giraffe/man background and everything is updated. Really Iliana's work has always inspired me in her English style.

 Taelor Griego: http://tgriegorhsenglitcomp12.blogspot.com/ 
~Design similar to Vince Cruz and not completley updated either.

 John Han: http://jhanrhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/ 
~All up to date and to the point. Good job!

 Elizabeth Hotchkiss: http://e2hotchkissrhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/
~ Updated and really I love the global map in the background (maybe that is the History Teacher's  daughter coming out in me).

 Pablo Nicasio: http://pablonicaciorhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/
~ New set-up on the blog I had never seen before, but I really was hoping to see a new perspective on the I AM HERE. Wasn't there.

 Elizabeth Pereyra: http://epereyrarhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/ 
~ Very clean and easy on the eyes, the CLAQ was in depth seemingly a great resource. So noted please!!! 

 Eddie Pineda: http://epinedarhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com
~ Really I liked his remix images for his literary terms, however we are missing bits and piece here and there. But I can see the good attempt at the coursework.

 Alex Ramirez: http://ramirezlitcomp.blogspot.com/
~ She is always trying so hard and you can see that in her I AM HERE post. Not completely updated but really a great background and in class she is a great support in understanding the course material.

 Torre Reddick: http://tredilitcomp.blogspot.com/ 
~ Last post in January.

Christa Weston: http://cwestrhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/ 
~ I LOVE THE LIGHT PURPLE AND BIRDS IN THE CORNER!!!! She has been really great at helping the surprise essays, and almost completely up to date.

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