"Any Given Sunday" The movie that had a character with the largest parallel to my character in real life was Willie Beamen who was the protagonist in Oliver Stone's epic football tale "Any Given Sunday". This great movie begins when a devastating hit knocks the Miami Shar...

Through his diction and style of writing, we as readers see J. Edwards' fierce attempt to inspire and to be heard. Edwards selective choice of words allows him to clearly, and strongly, express his point. Meanwhile, his style holds the readers' interest very close at hand. By the end of...

The project that we did was on Spike Lee. This topic was a very interesting one. When we first started I didn't realize just how much work there was to do but luckily we started early enough t get every thing done. Me and my partner Lindsay Clarke found the PowerPoint part to be the most int...

Personal Philosophy of Guidance My personal philosophy for teaching a child is to teach the child at his or her own pace. Trying to rush a child through an activity or lesson can be very detrimental to the child's learning. A child will learn something easier, and have it etched in th...

The United States in the twenty-fourth century has become a totally urbanized, anti-intellectual society. People live mainly for two forms of pleasure: breakneck driving and endless television watching on wall-size interactive screens. The greatest threat is solitary thought; the most dangerous we...

Interactive viewing The effects or mood created by the opening credits: In a classic slow motion scene, as the opening credits are presented, we can get our first glimpse of FBI Anti-terrorist task force leader, Sean Archer (John Travolta), and his nemesis, Castor Troy (Nicolas Cage). B...