Category: /Literature/English
the students to talk about Yolande.Then she suggest that they visit Yolande's house. She suspects that activities resulting in a sense of competition and play may help the children take their minds off Yolande's death. She asks them to keep the flies away from her
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Category: /Recreation & Sports
, burning bright
On the gym floor every night.
Rip'em, Zip'em,
Beat'em, Flip'em,
What immortal hand or eye
Could follow the ball as it flies.
Tiger, tiger burning bright
On the gym floor every night.
By Mel Glenn
SCHOOL'S IN SESSION
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Category: /Literature/English
cheeks? This conversation is so ambiguous and had such little meaning that the answer to why? is never explained to Yossarian.
For no reason, Yossarian and Orr convince Appleby that he has flies in his eyes. Appleby becomes extremely worried and asks
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Category: /Recreation & Sports
Jack loves to run. And I love to watch him. He just flies. He told me that he did not know what he would do if he could not run.
This is his senior year at High School. He has been running Cross Country for several years now. He had qualified
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Category: /Society & Culture/People
their two daughters were born ? Marthe in 1903 and Marguerite in 1913 ? the Vogts crafted scientific expectations for them as well.
Her earliest work was so demanding that Vogt had to wake up every two hours to check on her breeding flies. She said, "I was like
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Category: /Science & Technology
caused by genetic or biological factors. The discovery of genes that result in homosexuality in male fruit flies, genes that are present in more than two thirds of homosexual men, and neuroanatomical differences between heterosexual and straight men
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Category: /Literature/English
In Mythology, Icarus falls to a wet death when he flies to close to the sun and melts his wings, but maybe he didn't actually die. The poem, "Icarus," by Edward Field takes a look at the latter side of the story.
Icarus becomes "'That nice Mr. Hicks
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Category: /Literature/Poetry
asked for, she feels friendliness from the blackberries 'they accommodate themselves to my milkbottle'.
This opening stanza is full of curiosity and warmth compared to the sterile, riddling opening of 'mirror'.
Plath even manages to make the flies sound
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Category: /Literature/English
Hazing
Hey freshman come over here and let me show you something cool! yells the senior.
Of course the freshman follows the strict seniors orders. Dave, the freshman, puts on his seat belt
as Mark, the freshman flies away. Dave looks at his
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Category: /Recreation & Sports
to gather speed or power, and hurls the discus at the end of another half turn. The fingertips spin the discus as it leaves the athletes hand, and the discus flies through the air in a fairly flat position.
A throw does not count if the thrower steps
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