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- 8271: The Simpsons - A Cartoon Portr
- ... the school board's approval of the name "Springfield Elementary" for a new school being built there. ("Springfield" is the name of the Simpson's hometown.) The school board supervising Greenwood had sponsored a creative writing contest that would ultimately allow local students to choose the new school's name. The concerned parents group decried the choice saying that the character of Bart Simpson is a bad role model and said ...
- 8272: Character In A Good Man Is Har
- ... later discover the truth about just how perverse she is. The beauty and holy madness is evident throughout the entire story and illustrated best when the characters interact. Works Cited Mandell, Kirszner &. Literature: Reading, Reacting, Writing Compact 4th ed. Fort Worth: Harcourt College, 2000. Evans, Chris. Site visited January 20, 2000. http://www.cwrl.utexas.edu/msgspool/evans/309/amlit/841779875.html. 2000. Babycenter. Site visited January 20, 2000. http://www ...
- 8273: Canterbury Tales, Franklins Ta
- ... The Franklin proceeds to say that women and men should have their own liberty, suggesting that love should be a mutual relationship, not a dominant relationship. Another main point that the Franklin makes in his personal interlude is that the tolerant will prevail under love. Tolerance and determination will play a large role as a characteristic of the hopeful suitor of the queen in his tale. Finally, the Franklin emphasizes that ...
- 8274: The Third Millennium - Threat
- ... been promising developments for both working and shopping from the home over the Internet. This also carries equal threat, as the fast development of technology creates risks of job loss. The isolation of workers from personal one-on-one contact with other employees and clients is a dangerous territory that may inhibit communication skills. Charity has also begun to seep on to the net with the recent development of Net Aid ...
- 8275: Comparison Of The Swimmer And
- ... then a bird, while in The Swimmer Layton makes reference to the swimmer s snake heads strike and later goes on to where his blood sings to the tiger shadows. As often in poetry, when writing about the forming or creating of life, as I believe is the case here, making reference to living, non human things like animals and plants is most effective. Perhaps where the greatest difference in the ...
- 8276: Censorship In Mark Twains Nove
- ... Instead of the book being banned the book should be studied with works on slavery, African American history, rights, and many other things that were believed as bad acts in the book. Twain was only writing what he saw and what was going on in those times. He didn't mean to write a book that contained what is believed to be racist acts, on purpose to promote he just wanted ...
- 8277: Catcher In The Rye 9
- ... to save. The rye is like a field where a baseball team plays, although it grows tall and Holden gets lost inside. Holden needed to feel like a savior. One day at the museum, after writing his sister Phoebe a note to meet him there, he had an urgent need to be a 'catcher', to save Phoebe and the other kids. There was profane language on the wall and he did ...
- 8278: The Truman Show
- ... has knowledge of what they are doing to him so they are forbidden him something so important to a person that is his privacy, because he does not has any moment in his life a personal moment for him. Also it is intolerable what they are doing to him because they are playing with his feelings, as an example is when they show him his father when he was going to ...
- 8279: The Unity Of The Mind And Body
- ... passageway from mental health and pleasure to bodily health and pleasure. Montaigne and Donne are two people seeking the same result: a unity between the mind and body. Both incorporate their compelling philosophies into their writing and present convincing arguments in order to explicate their theories. Each of the two agree that the body and the mind are related, and additionally that the imagination is a powerful controller of both the ...
- 8280: Canterbury Tales 2
- ... Chaucer developed a very effective way to frame his story by combining physical descriptions, morals, and political and economic beliefs of the different classes into a single setting. Chaucer is unique in his ways of writing, how he ties together a great piece of literature with what was going on in the Middle Ages. It is from The Canterbury Tales that medieval society is exactly represented and allows for the reader ...
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