… been a part of European history for over four hundred years. A man by the name of Charles II founded the stud in 1580 after importing nine stallions and twenty-four mares from the Iberian Peninsula, to create a showy, predominately white horses for…

… against their eardrums, the ?storm? begins. Previously, all was quiet and life seemed to be as normal as ever. But little does anyone know that in just minutes, skies are going to turn black and lives will be changed forever. ?The Storm?, written…

… has never held so much truth. In a world with so much freedom the definition of what is considered beautiful is variable. One person may find beauty in a flower, or a flock of geese flying south for the winter, while another may consider them images…

… 502 to 558. ‘Hamlet’ by William Shakespeare set in twelfth century Denmark, incorporates the idea of revenge and The Spanish tragedy throughout the Play. The Prince of Denmark ‘Hamlet’ returns home to find out that his father the King is dead,…

… wrote on many philosophical issues that he viewed during his own time. It is quite ironic that he wrote his works hundreds of years ago, and the issues that plagues mankind then, still plague mankind today. In the opening chapter of The Scarlet…

… in stories in detail. The author usually sets these characters aside and examines them. The Grandmother in Flannery O’Connor’s “A Good Man Is Hard To Find” is a proper southern woman. She possesses several constant characteristics throughout the…

… appears when the daughter reaches adolescence, a time of great change in the relationship. The girl is hardly able to squeeze in a word, having only two brief sentences in the entire work. This is not even one speech by the mother, but a compilation…

… When circumstances conspire to caringly nourish that seed in the manner most appropriate to its true nature-- then the germ of our original selves is likely to flourish. When, however, this tender seed receives attention which is insufficient or…

… see?’ that is the question.” Or at least that’s what’s going through the minds of the students and faculty related to the music and drama departments here at the high school. Why, one may ask? The anxiety that arises deals with the serious problem…

… that contains fifteen short stories about the dubliners – a critical description about all social classes that lived in Dublin. In 1905 when James Joyce traied to publish the book it contained only eleven stories. They were rejected for publication…