"The habit of a realist to find things the reverse of their appearance inclined him to put every statement in a paradox."
Emerson's Eulogy on "Thoreau,"
(Emerson, 392)
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By Christine Boese Copyright © 1989-2010
Start Here!
- Paradoxes, PR, and marketing cliche's
- Hormones!
- Nothing like a canned application essay
- Where they lived, and what they lived for
- Let's get naked!
- Shooting the moon
- What are you looking at?
- All WOMEN too
- Gross Necessaries
- Going beyond memorization
- Postmodernists will hate this part
- A pause before the start of the rat race
- Like corn in the night
- Margin
- Why aren't all students like this?
- Why do smart kids need extra help?
- Homogenized Milk
- Captain of a Huckleberry Party
- Life of the "Average Outstanding Student"
- Ulcers in the woods with no grades
- Who will lead the average?
- Hey, give them some credit!
- Do or die
- Genuflect, Genuflect
- Nah, just teach what's on the standardized tests...
- Paradox
- Mike
- Higher Laws
- Solitude
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