… reporting the theft of the Cellini sculpture from an Art Museum in Vienna. The assignment was to read and critique the article, stating your views about the article and what you felt the author could have done better. SOURCE:New York Times DATE:May…

… modern day art. State your feelings on the article and if there is any other information the writer should have added. SOURCE: New York Times DATE:May 22, 2003 Far-Flung Artworks, Side by Side Online By Matthew Mirapeaul While researching…

… Was what we shared not wonderful and fun? Do you really want to sever this connection? Is this meeting of souls, over and done? Can this be a cold shoulder I am feeling? Will you be honest and tell me for real? Am I sensing something…

… and drawn All her youthful radiance Seemed foreever gone She felt no joy inside her heart Her peace had gone away Replaced with only fear and dread Of what she faced today It was only eight short weeks Since she turned seight teen She had…

… I should just say goodbye You used to be my friend But I never felt I really was yours So maybe this is the end. I'm different from you, all of you Each other we've never understood I hope that if I do tell you goodbye That it won't be for good. …

… that for most women have an obvious answer, yet it is something that many men do not fully understand : "Why do women have so many pairs of shoes?" This subject can often be found as the bunt of jokes or even the root of large arguments between…

… the world" numerous times by its own people and visitors to the city. New York is civilization's greatest world within a city. It gives the overpowering impression of being a magnet and mirror for all of humanity and all that humanity does. For a city…

… middle school. And also read the play in high school. I decided that I wanted to write about this for my second report because I wanted to read it again and also because I had recently found an interesting website with more insight into the lives of…

… often alluded to the turmoil he endured in his personal escapades. His aggressive disposition was more often than not the inspiration of his work. Most of his paintings were indirect depictions of events that happened throughout his lifetime and/or…

… had a positive effect on the position of women. In the absence of men during the wars, women assumed many of the jobs in agriculture and in industry. As Woolf predicted, the newly found financial independence of women gave them a sense of freedom…