… the two books "Back On Track - Diary Of a Street Kid" by Margret Clarke, "Junk" by Melvin Burgess and watched the movie "Trainspotting" directed by Danny Boyle and based on a novel by Irvine Welsh. All of these texts involve the issue of drugs and…

… task is to find out how many M&M’s fit into a certain sized jar to win a competition. This is assuming that all the M&M’s are the same size, shape and weight. There are three methods, the first one is to count how many M&M’s can fit on the bottom…

… The new and primary caretaker in your life begins to rant and rave about ghosts of people that have since deceased. These “spirits” she speaks of used to perform the same task of tending to your needs in your earlier years. If you were suddenly confro…

… not really but anyway, I have been put on the negative team for this one and I think it is a good chance for me to voice my opinions on how terrible this world is. Anarchy is not around the corner and why because no one will ever rebel these days, it…

… the Ansett mainline business to the Fox/Lew Syndicate – also known as the TESNA consortium - is off. All flights operated by Ansett will be suspended as from midnight Monday 4 March 2002. Prime minister, honoured and distinguished guests, ladies…

… the President supports corrupt corporate practices, President George Bush had to convince the public that he did not. His July 9th speech on corporate reform proposals didn't go over so well with the American public, according to a recent Gallup Organiz…

… children, a sensitive and intelligent boy preoccupied with his love for his sister and his notion of the family's honor. After Caddy's marriage, Quentin commits suicide by drowning toward the end of his first year at Harvard. Benjy Compson - Born…

… you see. She would barely reach the top of your shoe, And a smidgen' larger than a bee. Neigher Terry Lee blew bubbles, yes he, And one came floating her way. She tried to run but it caught her knee, And she began to float away. Up and up…

… jester, was to professionally entertain others, specifically the king. In essence, fools were paid to make mistakes. Many of the fool's quips and riddles were made at the expense of the king. The "all-licensed" fool was able to get away with this due…

… the Ancient Mariner” go on a journey to discover hope. Both “The Blue Jar” and “The Mariner” happen in different ways but they symbolize the same meanings. In “The Blue Jar”, Lady Helena is on a quest to find her true love and thinks that with that…