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Former Late Show host David Letterman was seen jogging in St. Barts on March 22, and he’s made a shocking transformation. The usual svelte, clean-cut legendary host was nearly unrecognizable looking heavier, bearded and balding. Letterman was never one for the limelight outside of work, but seen here, bald and without his trademark specs, he looked like a complete different person. The 68-year-old was really showing his age on Tuesday while he jogged the beach completely bald and sporting a bushy

The art piece that I would like to discuss for this assignment is David Call’s linocut adaption of St. George and the Dragon. When I came across this piece, the image of a knight piercing a dragon with a lance triggered my recognition right away in that I have seen something similar to this before (most likely from high school art history class). It is interesting to see the author’s contrasting depictions of Alexander Graham Bell as the evil dragon and George Veditz as the brave knight. In order

The sculptures to be examined are St. Lawrence by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, and David by Michelangelo. Starting with the obvious, both of these works are sculptures. Both of these works are also marble. Although both of the sculptures use the same material, there is a difference in the way that they use it. Bernini was able to create many different textures in order to show the difference between the flames and the skin of the saint. For Michelangelo, one can look and tell that it is a human and that

challenging dilemma. While the common individual may approach the predicament a certain way, the philosophies of Thomas Aquinas, Martin Luther King, Jr., David Hume, and Nel Noddings give us an idea of what may be the most correct choice. While each philosopher presents a different and sound argument, they each have a different idea of what is morally right. St. Thomas Aquinas—the most influential medieval philosopher—created a bridge between faith and reason, and, thus, gave the world philosophies that

poem begins by listing the many things that love isn’t, the negative statements have the effect of arguing love isn’t the necessity of life. The poem doesn’t compare to the occasional stance that love empowers an individual. Straightforwardly, Edna St. Vincent Millay concludes love can’t feed, save, or protect a person. Moreover, the poem contains a change of perspective. The meaning and tone of the poem towards love shifts from viewing love as a redundant factor of life, to a demand for love

In “Love Is Not All” by Edna St. Vincent Millay, the themes are how love is ultimately not all but also, how, in the end, it is very important to the speaker. The first six lines of the poem gives quite a negative connotation of what love is. In fact it tells you what love is not. “Love is not all: it is not meat nor drink nor slumber nor a roof against the rain,” in this line, the speaker states how love is not food nor drink nor shelter; love won’t provide you with your basic needs or your essential

do not mean it. Love is not all good though. Love can hurt and be confused with lust, and get tangled with jealousy, anger, and envy. Everybody wants love though, and some people are willing to do anything for it. In her poem “Love Is Not All” Edna St. Vincent Millay acknowledges

Love is one the most popularly questioned and written about topics in history. Poetry is one way of writing about the questions and the problems that love brings. One of the most often quoted love poems is “Love is not all” by Edna St. Vincent Millay. This piece is a regular Petrarchan sonnet, with an octave and a sestet in its fourteen lines. The rhyme regular rhyme scheme gives it musical effect, following the expected sonnet form. The poem has the running theme of love and gives plenty of examples

school I was in organizations that presented me with ample opportunities to volunteer, and presently I still manage to volunteer every semester in college. Aside from keeping volunteering as a constant aspect of my life, I would like to volunteer at St. David’s Medical center because I would be able to learn about working in a hospital and in the medical field as I volunteer. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in biology and graduate school is a must, but I have yet to decide of medical

Psalm 55 is a pain - filled lament from King David to God. King David’s closest friend has betrayed him to his enemies. David expresses all his feelings and wishes for God to punish his friend who had deceived him. David asked for God’s blessings so that he may never be defeated. The lesson taught in psalm 55 is what to do if you are betrayed by a friend. The psalm instructs us by David’s example, to pray if we have or are experiencing this. There are multiples lessons taught in Psalm 55. One of