We Didn't Start the Fire

English trading ships. The colonists protested, stating it was unjust, so Britain responded by saying it was good, because it had a great market for those items. Some didn’t agree and smuggled items instead. Later, other acts were passed, placing duties, or import taxes, on the goods. This aggravated all the colonists, yet they didn’t see each other as fellow countrymen, so there had to be something to unify them to consider rebelling... It was not worth it. The French and Indian War…

stressed that we have to go through each one of them. Especially since Grandma is opening them with us, she’s going to want to see what every college has to offer. Moni and I do our “shimmy handshake,” and then get down to business. Letter by letter, we go through. Most people would have probably been jumping for the hills with a full scholarship to any D1 college, but not us. We see all the big names and it doesn’t phase us because we know what they have really to offer. As my butt starts to…

rather they start fires by burning books instead of putting fires out. The firefighters want to purge the world of notions that raise uncertainty and debate which inevitably comes from books. Their society is also more diverse than most mainly because; people do not read books, value and admire nature, find their true self meaning, think freely, and have yet to have profound conversations with other citizens. The way their society works is every citizen drives at quick speeds, watches…

This book was usually for my liking because I don’t really read about religious things that much. So this was much out of my comfort zone. It starts out with on how Japan is still the highest of currencies. This is after all of the recessions have happened. I was surprised because Japan and China help Americas out by some much. It seems like a lot of the east countries like Asia, Japan, China, etc. are doing very well. Well as in, they are not having money problems, no crime, and everything is…

In act IV scene 7, we continue to see how smart and manipulative Claudius can be. Every one of his moves seems to be calculated. He didn’t want to punish Hamlet for Polonius’s murder because it would hurt Gertrude. It might seem like Claudius actually cares about her in this scene. He says that, “She [Gertrude] is so conjunctive to my life and soul” (IV, vii, 15). But this care seems far from genuine. Claudius is definitely acting in this scene. He doesn’t genuinely care for Gertrude. The only…

significant times of my life. Ronda and I talk for what is seemed to be hours but it has just been a quarter of my time. The more and more we talk, the more miles we travel apart. Britney has won the game yet again. Taking Ronda on her plane of deception, further and further away from me. This is only the beginning of my junior high year. How far can this go? We all sat at our own table in the corner if the cafeteria. All of us are together, as it should be. I suddenly hear the clanking of…

owned by the Massimo family. Alden and his mother don’t think much of their neighbors, and especially hate one particular boy of the Massimo family who plays the trumpet. One 4th of July, Alden tries to impress the Massimo’s with his fireworks, he starts a rivalry with them that soon becomes known in Castle County as the 4th of July Arms Race. In the years that follow the McCauslands and the Massino’s try to outdo each other with bigger fireworks, with the Massino’s always…

The Outsiders Movie Project “The Outsiders” by S.E Hinton is a very interesting book. It starts off with the main character named Ponyboy who lives with his two older brothers Sodapop, and Darry. Ponyboys parents had died in a car accident just a couple of months before this story takes place. Darry, which was the oldest, was left in charge of his two younger brothers. They were told to not get into any trouble or else Ponyboy and Sodapop would be sent off to a boys home. Ponyboy was in a group…

to see him. Jill informed him that she was being pursued by someone after she left dinner. Much deliberation went through Tom’s head like, who was she at dinner with and more importantly, who could be following her? Jill then elucidates how she didn’t want to go home and felt invulnerable in Tom’s house. Then another knock was perceived at the door.…

used to bring us when we were younger, f6vgb7 but since he passed away we made it a tradition to go there every year as a memory of grandpa.”hurry up guys were about to leave”. “ok coming just a minute” I grabbed my backpack and ran to the car “now here comes our 6 hour car drive” sighed John “don’t worry time will pass by once we get going you just need to think positive,here how about we sing some car songs!? Theee wheels on the bus go rou…” “NO!” everyone screamed “how about we just sleep”…