This week, we’ve got the coolest/creepiest sculpture in the Louvre, stories about George Washington and morality, a sentence by , and more. Enjoy! Weekly Reads Why it’s brave to think like a coward – Chris Walsh – – “‘Fear,’ Beamish went on to say, ‘is perfectly natural. It comes to all people. The man who […]
This evening at 7:30 we will discuss Are We Becoming Morally Smarter? at the Scenic Brew. Be there!
The test over The Things They Carried will be tomorrow and include these questions. On the test, you will have to answer three of four questions about the novel and one question of rhetorical analysis from a passage. The Greek philosopher and playwright Aeschylus said, “In war, truth is the first casualty.” Tim O’Brien’s novel, The […]
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Your first analysis essay, an analysis of a passage by Rachel Carson, is located here. You can review the handout on writing an analysis essay here and might even take a peek at this sample paragraph if you are struggling with it. Topic Sentence Sample Carson argues (lines 1-32) that humans have opened up an all-out […]