My noodle

William Shakespeare was a man who has influenced the theature arts from his very first play to his last.  Not only did he provide entertainment, and has gone down as one of the best play writers in history, but he also influenced the English language in more ways than one.  So when asked to pick a piece of literature [...]

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As I examined the many book covers provided, the reoccurring images were those of fire and firemen. Though I have not yet read the book, I have come to understand, through class discussions and other sources, that this classic novel deals with censorship and the burning of books.  It seems that reading is against the [...]

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An invigorating pastime of  American youth is easily lost and forgotten with all the hype of bats, balls, cleets, and nets.  That pastime is the art of drumming.  Many hours can be spent beating on the skins in the peace of  your own room, even though everyone in the same house is far from “peace.”  Drumming is the best way to [...]

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anthropomorphized–verb (used with object), verb (used without object), -phized, -phiz·ing. to ascribe human form or attributes to (an animal, plant, material object, etc.).  www.dictionary.com
2.) They are depicted as a little unstable, and creating many problems to deal with.
4. The parallelism shows that once we begin to change the food, it becomes somewhat harmful to [...]

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