Crazy

Memorials may be private and minuscule, or they may be grand and represented on a national scale. From the Washington Monument in all it's glory, carefully constructed to the most minute detail; to Crazy Horse in South Dakota, known by few and yet to be finished. Yet even it holds value as shown in "Waiting for Crazy Horse" Where it's stated, "Looking up at the mountain in the golden light of late afternoon, it was hard not to be impressed." These monuments of all sizes hold significance to us…

What does it mean to be crazy? Many people have thought of a definition for this very broad mental state. In a general sense, being “crazy” would mean being unable to perceive or communicate as the average individual would. This would include seeing the world differently, communicating in odd ways, and being sporadic with emotions. These symptoms are well seen in the Shakespearian play Hamlet, through the character Hamlet Jr.. Hamlet displays abnormal actions and speech, as well as a distorted…

Crazy Horse Memorial The Crazy Horse Memorial was made by Korczak Ziolkowski on June 3, 1948. It is carved from the mountain in the Black Hills South Dakota. The monument is a tribute to a Native American war hero. He is known for fighting the battle against George Armstrong Custer at the Battle of Big Horn (http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/05/us/crazy-horse-memorial/). Crazy horse was a member of the Teton Sioux tribe; he was an Oglala Lakota warrior: who was pointing into the distance riding a…

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scared? Of course you have, everyone has. The book “People Call me Crazy” was written by Gary Paulsen and it is about this boy who was scared of swimming in water. The book “Animal Distress Calls” was written by Eliot Schrefer and is about a girl that gets lost at the zoo. There is a point of freight for the main character in both stories. There are many similarities and differences such as setting and character traits. “People call me Crazy” and “Animal Distress Calls” have a couple differences…

lower inventory turnover ratio indicates that Crazy Eddie is selling fewer inventories. Asset turnover also took a pretty big plunge. The asset turnover ratio is the amount of sales generated for every dollar in assets. A low asset turnover ratio indicates that the firm is struggling to use its assets to generate revenue. In relation to this is the return on assets ratio. This indicates how well a company is using its assets to generate earnings. Crazy Eddie is not generating very much profit…

One afternoon I was walking down the hall to go to my math class. When I got in the math room I saw that we had a substitute and it was Crazy Frank. Crazy Frank all of the students called him Crazy Frank, because it was said that he has a science lab under the school. It isn't an ordinary science lab, though he turns little kids into dogs! I am a seventh grader and I am a curious kid so the next day I decided to explore the basement of the school. The day has arrived I am walking down the stairs…

Why Macbeth went crazy (An Analysis of Macbeths Downfall) William Shakespeare’s, Macbeth is a character of great mystery and violence. Throughout the play Macbeth becomes more and more demented, for three reasons. The first being his first encounter with the witches and them telling him the three prophecies. The second being his wife, Lady Macbeth, making him commit a murder when he didn’t feel good about it. The third being Macbeth himself. Macbeth becomes the man he is because of three…

eviscerated by the elusive Jack the Ripper. Eight years later, Andrew is still traumatized by grief and haunted by what-ifs and could-have-been’s as his mind replays the fateful night over and over. Andrew’s struggles are highlighted by the song “Crazy”: “Crazy/For…

How Does the Film Manage to Privilege the Value of “Whiteness” Despite its Attempts to Promote the “Bushmen” Society as Almost Utopian in its Innocence and Purity? The film “The Gods Must Be Crazy” highlights the difference between the “Bushmen” society, a “stress-free” isolated San “tribe” who live in the Kalahari dessert, with other characters, such as Kate Thompson and Andrew Steyn, who underline the “whiteness” of society with their “civilized” way of life during the 1980’s. During this time…