Reflection

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After having Professor Brady in the Fall Semester I wasn't sure she was going to be able to top English 101. Going in to English 102 with her I had high expectations as to what we were going to be doing. It is safe to say that at the end of the semester I LOVED IT!!!!! The stories we read always kept me entertained especially "A Street Car Named Desire" Written by Tennessee Williams. The topics discussed aren't just for the classroom, I carried those discussions home with me to my family talking for hours about relevant topics in society today. The papers we were given didn't just ask for analysis on what you read, but what feeling that particular story evoked in you leaving you to express yourself freely. There was never a dull moment in English 102, and I am forever changed and moved by Professor Bradys devotion to not only her work, but her students. Professor Brady has helped me see the beauty in reading and writing. Not only am I going to miss this class, but I am going to miss the smile Professor Brady put on my face turning a bad day into a great one. I will forever LOVE IT!!!

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