… made the following comment, “At the Senior Class President’s third grade birthday party, we all rode horses at her house.” The boy was talking about my third grade birthday party. He was trying to assure our teacher of how “country” I am. He was…

… that proves the American Dream if in the wrong hands is not a dream at all, it is actually a nightmare filled with filth and corruption. Fitzgerald uses his characters to show that living in the spotlight with all the fame and money that you can imagine…

… Albert Camus’ The Stranger, “ the opening sentence “Maman died today,” carries a powerfully rousing message that prepares the reader for an upheaval of emotion and sorrow. The narrator’s double take “Or yesterday maybe,” immediately shows that this…

… to the mind. It takes us into the supernatural and goes beyond, into madness in a way. I think that Poe’s intention is to create a fear deep in the soul. That is why he creates madness in the characters mind, signifying something that lies deep within.…

… very harsh lifestyles. For example, in the book I Have Lived A Thousand Years, even though Elli lived in the ghetto she felt respected and as if she belonged because she was with the Jewish people who experienced a sense of community and pride in their…

… to help you study better! 1. A consistent time and place is best. Use your desk to study, and try to study at a regular time each day. 2. Start immediately when you sit down to study. Don't fall into other distractions like answering emails from…

… there are many people in today’s society who either know something about everything or everything about something. The article utilizes games like Jeopardy! and Go to the Head of the Class to express the knowledge that people in today’s society…

… Three friends and myself took off and headed to Chicago. I never thought Chicago could be so much fun. We rented a car and were on our way to the big city. The drive only took us 4 ½ hours that’s because I drove between 80-100 miles…

… Medicine Ethically Incompatible In the book Taking Sides authors Lisa Newton and Maureen Ford present in issue five the question “Are business and medicine ethically incompatible.” Professor of medicine, Arnold S. Relman’s essay Analysis of What Market…

… Kinds”, I see a piece that is rich in conflict and drama. Ni Kan was a child raised in America by her mother who had lost everything in China but looked for hope in America. With her mothers strong attitude towards success it created overwhelming amount…