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I'm sticking to two since I'm not that confident with a third poem (keeping in mind we have 40 mintues to flesh out a decent response). Do what you're most comfortable with, I guess. This was discussed a little in this thread http://boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?threadid=14219

interesting idea.. I do most of your texts for English, ballerinabarbie (Frontline, Gwen Harwood and King Lear) oh and Maths. Visual Arts, Japanese, Legal Studies. konezumi_15@hotmailNOSPAM.com

er http://www.boredofstudies.org/ (to the left under resources) is that what you mean..?

really? still? that's crazy. and I thought we had jersey problems.

I haven't got my Ls yet either. Did you have to pay a fee to obtain a Proof of Age card?

It sounds risky to me. Seeing as though some here have already seen it before, there's a chance the marker might be familiar with it too.

that's the problem. :(

nice of you to share it with us :)

http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?threadid=13744

I've read that story before. Still, it's quite amusing.

Wrong forum. I've never estimated UAIs but some can here

Lots of suggestions here for related material for Frontline. Doing a film is good I think. (For techniques.) I'm using 'The Insider'. And a Media Watch expos on the Robert Bogucki saga. If you want to read my tedious raving about that (don't know why you'd want to)...

Quotes from critics aren't necessary but sometimes it'll make your essay look better. You can use a quote to add weight to a certain point you're making. Students who choose the Shakespeare play explore its literary qualities and the ways in which different readings are possible and imply...

I'm using Peter Brook's production as well. You can support the Aristotelian reading of King Lear but I'm choosing the absurdist interpretation. There are tones of nihilism in the absurdist reading I think. Absurdist - philosophy that humans lead meaningless/purposeless lives. It's a very bleak...

days of the month I always get fourth and eighth mixed up. :(

Yep, honky tonk has some good points. Feature articles can be opinionated, subjective. Use of emotive, persuasive language. Sensationalism. First person. Selective use of fact.

Is it good lyrically as well as aurally? Perhaps change in rhythm, tone, volume, etc.. I just went to check out the lyrics..it is quite good for something like Sky-High. First person narrative. Shifts in time frame from past to present. The repetition is significant, emphasis on nostalgia as...

vB coding http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/misc.php?action=bbcode what the heck? HTML code keeps going on and off...

http://www.boredofstudies.org/other/2002_English_N_Techniques_Laz.pdf

http://boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?threadid=4666