… and closed life systems are at work creating energy in many different forms. From less complex systems like a flower, to the system of the human body, all systems have a purpose and all have inputs, outputs, and varying feedback loops. One system…

… Hippolyta seemed to learn how to influence Theseus, so that she could have power and get what she wanted. Hermia got to have Lysander as her man, and Helena got to have Demetrius. The only one that seemed not to gain power was Titania, she lost her…

… Lardner’s Haircut, the phrase “what goes around, comes around” definitely comes to mind. Lardner begins the story by actually placing the reader in the barber’s chair. Whitey, a naive barber, begins to tell a series of stories about the people who…

… can be deceiving and do not always reflect a person’s true personality. Being in drill team was a great experience but it got off to a distressing start. The team’s first impression of me was negatively influenced by a mishap portraying a different…

… issues currently facing schools, districts, and educators. Research and simple logic tell us that the number of students in a class is a critical factor in creating a positive learning climate. When classes are small students have more opportunity…

… in a foreign country, I was credited with knowing everybody and knowing all the issues. If you wanted an in with any particular official, I could find it for you. If you wanted to know something, I could get that information. When I finally burned-ou…

… which airs next Monday on PBS, captures the amazing structural magnificence of one of the greatest achievements during the industrial age. Burns delivers a dramatic story of prodigious men who imagined and built the bridge. Burns displays how this…

… has two sides to his personality. The first side to Sir Gawain¡¯s personality is the way in which everyone else expects him to be. Sir Gawain has a certain honor to uphold as the noblest knight of the Round Table. Sir Gawain is expected to be chilvarous…

… takes you through four animal’s wild everyday lives. Everyday in the story something new and exciting happens which makes this book a joy to read. Badger, Ratty, and Mole must deal with the rowdy and rambunctious Toad, who is always getting…

… Webster defines love as, “A strong feeling of attraction resulting from sexual desire, enthusiasm or fondness.” It is simply too complex for humans to understand through words. The only way a human can possibly understand love is to have been…