June 18

The Boyter vs Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service court case is also very similar to the Castelano situations. The Boyters traveled to the Dominican Republic in order to obtain their divorce. They stayed at the hotel together before and after the divorce. When they returned remained to lived together and then remarried January 9th, 1976. When filing for their taxes for the year, they both filed as single. Eventually their filings were brought to question and after disputed it was decided the Boyters should be considered married in the year 1975. The main reasons being there divorce outside of the country, they divorced with the intentions to remarry, and they stayed together though all of the events. For the Castelano, they have been…

1. Sonnet 18 Perhaps one of Shakespeare’s most famous sonnets, Sonnet 18 presents an idea of permanence, or rather, stability. The speaker begins by asking whether he should or will compare "thee" to a summer day. The speaker says that this “thee” is more lovely and more even-tempered, by listing the cons of summer: winds shake the buds that emerged in Spring, summer ends too quickly, and the sun can get too hot or be obscured by clouds. The speaker goes on to say that everything beautiful…

(Oxford 330) It was initially distributed in a 1609 quarto with the full-stylized title: SHAKE-SPEARES SONNETS. The quarto closes with "A Lover 's Complaint", a story ballad of 47 seven-line stanzas written in rhyme imperial. In the article I am going to altogether break down Sonnet 's 18 and 116 to exhibit the advancement of Shakespeare develops in the later works. We have all know amid Shakespeare 's improvement of composing, is situated up by three stages, which are the Fair Youth, the Dark…

merging of the Shakespearean sonnet by replacing the last two lines of the sestet with a rhyming couplet. In line 5, Donne uses the simile "like an usurpt town" to describe his condition of slavery to sin and how his conscience and reason have been completely overwhelmed by Satan. The only way he can be saved is to "batter"- smash through-the gates of the captive town (his heart) and release him from the clutches of Satan and save his soul. In the sestet, Donne uses the metaphor of…

In Leave it to Beaver, Ward Cleaver; the father, is the dominant head of the household and carries multiple patriarchal roles. He is the sole provider for the family, making June his wife, inferior. This connects to Robert Rutherdale’s article on fatherhood and masculinity following the baby boom of the 1940s-1960s. Rutherdale argues that “while most baby boom fathers struggled to get a foothold in the vastly improved economy of the 1950s, their successes as wage earners became a central…

June Callwood, was social activist and journalist from Chatham Ontario, during her lifetime she wrote many different pieces, on a wide array of topics. At a young age she became one of Canadas most famous social justice activists. Her 2002 essay “Forgiveness”, talks about how forgiving is an essential aspect to living peacefully. This critique aims to break down the essays strengths and weaknesses and what could be improved upon. In this text, Callwood brings up multiple examples of when a…

today’s seminar, my name is Jemma and I’ll be talking about two of Shakespeare’s poem, both representing the theme of love. The two poems that will be explored today are Sonnet 18 and Sonnet 130. Although both of these poems represent the theme of love, they do so in different ways. The two poems that I will be discussing and analysing are both written by the well-known poet, William Shakespeare. Shakespeare was born in Srattford-upon-avon, Warwickshire in England. He was a poet, playwright…

Dark Beauty in Shakespeare’s Sonnets Sonnet is a poetry form that has lived its golden years in England during the Elizabethan times. Among them, Shakespeare’s 154 have been poetry lovers’ favourite for centuries. What is essentially done in those sonnets is, of course nothing other than praising love, particular lovers to be exact, and their beauty. However, in some particular sonnets, Shakespeare challenges the conventional beauty standards of his time, which was “fair (white) skin, rosy…

“Sonnet 18" by William Shakespeare it may be the best well-known of all sonnets. In "Sonnet 18", William Shakespeare offers a unique perspective on the comparisons that were popular in the sonnet times. "Sonnet 18" is committed to admire a friend or lover, usually known as the "fair youth." The sonnet itself guarantees that this person beauty will have remained sustained; even through death; the lines of verse will continue to be read by future generations; when a speaker, poet, and an admirer…

G-Dragon is a South Korean singer, rapper, songwriter and producer. He was born in August 1988, which makes him currently 27, although he will turn 28 this year. When he's 29 he will have to enlist for his mandatory military service, but before that he is expected to have a solo comeback, which would follow his previous successful solo efforts as well as his many successful albums with band Big Bang, of which he is the leader. With Big Bang, he is known for the songs "Fantastic Baby," "Lies,"…