… of all time. One of Shakespeare's most famous plays is "The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet". Nearly 400 years later, a director named Baz Luhrmann recreated the play "The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet" into a modernized version. Despite the fact that…

… boy named Artemis Fowl who is a twelve year old boy and a criminal genius mastermind. He is also a millionaire because of his father who started the family business. His father was on a mission and had gotten killed. He was aboard the ship Fowl Star…

… by the narrator, Nick Carraway. He relates that he has a tendency to reserve all judgments against people and that he has been conditioned to be understanding toward those who haven't had his advantages. Carraway came from a prominent family from the…

… He showed it to everyone and they didn't believe him. The time traveler invented a miniature scale and sent it to the future. Everyone just thought it was a disappearing act. Throughout the entire book he is trying to prove that he built one, but he…

… are times that can be very hard on a person. It is very difficult to maintain a family being the only parent. Many individuals think of people who are on welfare as being bad, but Ms. Downy is a perfect example of the opposite. In her article,…

… not live up at all to the caliber of the worldwide acclaimed novel by William Golding. If you have not read the novel you might be able to find this to be a guilty pleasure. In a strange way the movie is so bad it is good. It ends up being a comical…

… Cade Bambara is a very well written piece of history. In this story, we look at the lessons of life. We can choose to learn from them or we can choose to ignore them and go on in our ignorance, not growing, and not developing as persons. I believe…

… at 14 - And Paying for It," an article by Thomas Hine, which appeared in the New York Times on November 26 emphasizes teenagers and their work-experiences while going to school. Thomas Hine is neither completely in favor of teenage employment…

… and troublesome characters whose only reason in the stories is to stir up bad situations. Women do nothing but suffer from misery and misfortune and because of their selfishness they bring others down with them. In almost all Greek tragedies men are…

… is a young man from Salem village who leaves his bride's faith and goes to forest for an evil and dangerous job in the middle of the night where he was shocked to see his neighbors and wife there performing rituals. He has to decide whether he will…