Ten Nights of Dreams

snuck out in the middle of the night without permission. She was focused more on how I could have been seriously hurt, gotten in trouble with the law, or even gotten taken.Without any orders, my friends jumped out of the car like puppies who had been caged up all day, just waiting for the moment to be free. There was something in the air that seeped into everyone's skin, soaked into their bones, and seized my breathe in my throat. This was about to be an ominous night. I put both hands on the wheel

Each day, someone in the world dreams anywhere from a few seconds up to thirty minutes. He or she will experience a good dream and a bad dream in his or her lifetime. Why do people dream? Scientists still do not know why people dream, but some studies say dreams are beneficial for us and help us in different ways. Certain types of dreams occur with different stages of sleep, such as lucid dreaming, nightmares, daydreams, false awakenings, etc. Dreams also help us express our feelings and relieve

subject is often similar through literature: the patriarch wants something and the family doesn’t. However, the contrast of this paradigm within the two genres of tragedy and comedy is readily apparent within William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer’s Night Dream and King Lear. The relationships of the characters, most notably women, to their father and lord show the contrasts in the differences of the seriousness and depiction of tragedy and comedy. The most acute examples of this are the relationships

is helping musician’s dreams come true. WorkPlay sits on the corner of 5th Avenue South and 23rd Street South, and musicians from all over the world come to play on one of the two stages this venue has. However, on Monday nights at 7pm WorkPlay hosts a singer/songwriter competition in the theater. These musicians come from all over the state to play on this stage for 10 weeks. Performing on stage is a dream for many musicians around town and WorkPlay is making those dreams a reality. Last summer

The American Dream is a complicated thing. It is a marvelous experience, but may also be a long, arduous journey. A lot of the stories that one might hear in history, are from immigrants coming from all over the world, seeking a new life in America’s warm, welcoming borders. However, the dream does not always have to come from the outside. In fact, the Younger family, in the well-known play, A Raisin in the Sun, written by Loraine Hansberry, lived right in the heart of the Midwest: Chicago.

Mesut Barazany once said, “ Your future depends on our dreams, So go to bed”. Sleep is vital for your body, to properly function the next day your body needs rest. When students have to wake up at six in the morning to get ready for school, they are often tired throughout the day. School hours need to be changed to a later time in the day. First, students sometimes get overloaded with homework and may not be able to go to bed until late at night. Also, they may not get the amount of sleep they need

insinuates death using the same words that potentially reveal sleep. For instance, visiting the words, “enshaded” and “embowered” again, shows how the darkness that may once have been thought to describe the safety of a blanket or even the dark of the night to help sleep is now another tool to help decipher the clues of death. Shown in line three, Keats writes, “Our gloom-pleased eyes, embowered from the light” the use of the word “light” may be representative as life. This may then translate as the speaker

Living in a dream The short story The Necklace was written by a French writer named Guy de Maupassant. This story takes place in the late 1880s in France. In this time, there wasn’t any such thing as middle class, only the rich and the poor. The women married young and mated with whomever that appeared to be in their social class and stayed at home while the men worked and provide. The necklace was a symbolism of something that was considered priceless and caused this family to sacrifice their

attention as Gary Sinise and David Caruso would solve countless crimes every Thursday night. At the time, these interests were just distractions until I could find what I really wanted to be when I grew up but now that I am older I know that this is what I want to do. To me, being a forensic chemist means much more than being the cool doctor in a lab coat every Thursday, to me it is being able to help people. It is my dream to become a forensic chemist and work alongside detectives to solve crimes and to

It might be difficult to persuade you that my affinity for New York University grew out of a teenage love affair, especially one that wasn’t even my own and furthermore, one that began ten years before I was even born, but that’s exactly how fate planted this seed as the relationship of young Tywanna and Dwayne Williams blossomed from their frequent dates at the Waverly Place diner; commencing my path to the school. Tywanna and Dwayne eventually fell in love, got married, had three children and raised