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At the age of eighteen I graduated high school in the small city of Cornwall Ontario at the top of my class, with confidence to readily tackle challenges ahead of me. I genuinely thought I had a clear idea of what kind of future I wanted for myself, and I was beyond excited to start my new independent life at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. I decided to major in environmental science because I thought it would be an easy program to achieve high grades in to eventually attend medical school

this report is to recommend the most efficient solution that provides safety for the Montreal Metro. There is crime everywhere in the world, and Montreal is no exception. There has been numerous violations in Montreal. One of the places in Montreal that cannot afford trouble is the metro, as it is the main structure of public transportation in the city. However, there has been records of crimes taking place in the metro, causing disturbances, injuries, and even death. Whether crime rates have risen or

In this essay, The short poem that I chose to research and write about it “The Sick Rose”, which is written by William Blake. Blake was an early and important English poet, he wrote in the romantic period. Blake was born on November 28, 1957 in London. Blake was the second child out of five. His parents names were James and Catherine Harmitage Blake. Blake was not in school as a young boy, but he did spend the time he had wandering throughout the city and countryside , this is where Blake started

------------------------------------------------- Sorry for disturbing you A. Several acknowledged studies show that one of the primary sources to human happiness is the close and positive relations we can have to each other. We have the ability to communicate and we have an enormous vocabulary to express how we feel. But with great power comes great responsibility. Communication is a central part of an intimate relationship and, if handled properly, it can be the key to a long and happy life

ENG1501 SEMESTER 2 – ASSIGNMENT 1 POETRY (SEASONS COME TO PASS) Dover Beach (Matthew Arnold) 1. There is many phrases and words in Stanza one that creates the feeling of peace and beauty to the reader. The First Stanza begins purely with the poet looking down on the moonlit sea of Dover Beach, Lines 1-5 of Stanza 1 the reader gets the idea that the speaker is calm and peaceful. The moon is shining on the waters of the English Channel which is making a gorgeous scene. The first five lines

How Tenyson Describes the Eagle In verse 1, line 1 he describes the eagle as being harsh, violent and rough by using alliteration in the words 'clasps', 'crag', and 'crooked'. He uses onomatopoeia also in these words to get over the violentness of the bird and also its rough environment. When using the phrase 'crooked hands' Tenyson is describing how the shape of the claws are crooked but when he used the word 'hands' instead of claws this is implying the eagle has god

Philip Larkin (1922-1895) was an English novelist and poet, in 1955 he became a Liberian at the University of Hull. He would stay on working at the University until his death in 1895. During the first few months of his time working at the University he stayed in various bedsits, after this he moved into a flat which appears to be the same flat in which he wrote his poem “High Windows” which was first published in 1974. Clive James commented on this poem by saying: “The total impression of High Windows

How would you feel if you knew you were standing on soil where thousands of bloody bodies were buried underneath? How would you feel thinking about the fact that humans left their carcasses to decompose on the earth, leaving grass and Mother Nature to cover up the mess? This issue is discussed from the grass’s point of view in a poem written at the end of the atrocious Civil War and WWI, where many people were killed. Through the use of imperative tense verbs and the tension between first and third

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE CITY Montreal is located in the Canadian province of Quebec, 200 kilometres east of the national capital Ottawa. With a population of 3.82 million people, it is the largest city in the province, 2nd largest in the country and 9th largest in North America. It is also one of the most diverse cities in North America with an intriguing blend of English and French Canadians. The city is the largest French speaking city in the world after Paris. However, that does not mean

Brunswick, and Newfoundland border Quebec. Unoriginally, the capital is also Quebec. However, Quebec City is not the most populated city and falls second on the list. The population census conducted in May 2016 reports that the top five major cities are Montreal with 1.7 million people, Quebec with 5.3 hundred thousand people, Laval with over 4.2 hundred thousand people, Gatineau with more than 2.5 hundred thousand people, and Longueuil with 2.4 thousand people (“Canada: Quebec: Major