Balance spring

Spring 2017 was the worst semesters for me in comparison to my entire college education. I returned back to college after leaving for six years. I started back spring 2016 at Cuny Hostos . I took 5 classes in the spring and Fall and one class over the summer. I maintained a GPA over 3.0. I had 3.54 the spring, I passed my summer class and I maintained a 3.94 for the fall . I transferred from there due to the distance and I attended my first semester at Brooklyn College. So many elements affected

Furthermore, Shakespeare probably even sees vices as a beautiful work of nature, as how Polixenes talks to Perdita about the carnations: nature is made better by no mean But nature makes that mean: so, over that art Which you say adds to nature, is an art That nature makes. (4.4.104-7) The word “mean” here might possess double meanings— it might not only refer to the method that nature teaches man to plant and graft, but the word “mean” might also suggest the base quality of man’s meanness and inferiority

Abstract: In order to better understand cultural eutrophication a lab was performed on aquatic systems and the concentration of nutrients in those systems. The lab was analyzed once a week for a total time of two weeks. After the two weeks, a trend (treatments with higher concentrations of fertilizer had a higher cell count and lower pH) was discovered and noted the results. Introduction: Eutrophication is a natural process that lakes and certain bodies of water undergo. Eutrophication happens

Thoreau opens "Solitude" with a melodious articulation of his pleasure in and sensitivity for nature. When he comes back to his home in the wake of strolling at night, he finds that guests have ceased by, which prompts him to remark both on his strict separation from others while at the lake and on the non-literal space between men. There is closeness in his association with nature, which gives adequate fraternity and blocks the likelihood of forlornness. The immensity of the universe puts the space

and virtual reality goggles have allowed today’s inhabitants to forget about real reality and the countless events that have shaped it. Robert Frost reminds us that time’s cyclical holds both healing and destructive properties in his eloquent poem “Spring Pools.” Robert Frost was born in San Francisco on March 26, 1874. He was a farmer, a father of six children, but important of all he was a poet. He is highly regarded for his realistic portrayals of rural life and his mastery of American colloquial

In the winter of 8th grade, I began to disconnect from my friends, mainly my ‘best friend’. I didn’t have as much fondness of her as I would’ve had a few years ago. I didn’t laugh with her as much, and we didn’t hang out as often or even feel the need to. It was as if I didn’t want to be with her. “I've known Rue since 3rd grade, so we’re best friends,” Emma had stubbornly declared to my friends during lunch at school. Emma grabbed my arm, yanking me towards her until our shoulders rubbed against

My passion is playing sports. I have always been athletic as I grew up playing all different types of sports. I did gymnastics, basketball, and I continue to play on multiple soccer teams. However ,I have become a lot more passionate about track and field. Track and field is more of a laid back sport compared to others as it goes on in an order of events. The events I participate in are various sprinting events and the pole vault. Pole vault is my favorite of the two events because there are not

Basketball my 6th grade year was rough. It was my very first year ever playing sports. Since I went to a small elementary school everyone made the team and I was the only 6th grade student that joined I was so nervous the first practice my hands were shaking way faster than I could run. The rest of the girls were eighth graders that had a ball thrown at them the second the exited the womb; let me just tell you that season sucked. Even though I cried after every game because I wasn’t good enough

lighting (low-key lightning) in most of the scenes. Peg Boggs (Dianne Wiest), a local Avon door-to-door saleswoman tries to sell her products around her neighbourhood, until she arrives to the old, abandoned Gothic mansion in the outskirts of Spring Hopes. There, she discovers Edward (Johnny Depp), a bizarre creation resulting from an unfinished experiment by a mad scientist, who died just

where Winnie decides to wait until she is seventeen, drink the water, and live forever. My story picks up right before Winnie pours the spring water over the toad in the original story. And then, on an impulse, she turned and ran into the cottage, up to her room, to the bureau drawer where she had hidden Jesse’s bottle - the bottle of water from the spring. In a moment she was back again. The toad still squatted where she dropped it, the dog still waited at the fence. Winnie pulled the cork