… writing this article until the day before it was due. It’s obvious that most of the Senior class has it by how little we got done for Homecoming. School has only been going for about two months and I am already thinking about where I’m going to…

… and naturally changed our life immeasurably. Television and movies in particular have had a destructive and irreversible influence towards children. In everyday life, a typical American child will spend up to 4 hours engulfed in an imaginary world of…

… lifetime. Half the time they clean their cars, it’s only half way done. But not my car; I make sure to clean my car every week, and get every detail cleaned to my perfection. One time, my sister cleaned my car; and this is how I told her it must be…

… to a Michigan state championship. He was a true leader, with important leadership qualities. He was out to accomplish the same goal as my team was—to win ball games. This man was always looking to do what was best for the team, and he had the support…

… could clean up my room by myself. Yet, when we went to the restaurant, I was too little to sit without a booster seat. I never could figure out why I was too big for somethings and that same day be too little for others. With this story, twenty…

… Roethke, the narrator has views on family that is untold by the author. Roethke allows the reader to see from the narrator’s eyes. The author uses great imagery to set a firm picture in the reader’s mind. The reader then deciphers this picture and…

… my oldest sister, Willie, was admitted into the hospital for heart problems. At that age, I didn’t understand what was going on with her, but I knew she was very sick. By the time I reached my fifth-teen birthday, my sister was back in the hospital…

… what you see as the most important similarity and the most important difference in their quest for love. How does this difference account for what happens to each character at the end of the novel? Emma Bovary and Jane Eyre have one thing in common.…

… synergy of rhythm & blues, soul, jazz, harmony, black & white gospel, and country & western music took hold of the younger North American generation. This music snared their senses with a rhythm, back beat, energy and tribal passion they had never…

… I think of television shows like Jerry Springer and Maury. Today, Americans turn stories of domestic violence into entertainment. Personally, I think it’s utterly disgusting. Domestic violence is an issue that isn’t taken as seriously as it should…