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Rachel is a junior at Hebron Academy who loves her C period Honors American Literature Class! She enjoys writing creatively, specifically personal narrative stories. She has always been very bad at writing as far as grammar but shares her personality … Continue reading →

Hey guys I’m Eliza and this personal introduction is about as informal as my personality.  I’m a go with the flow kind of gal; I love hiking and being outdoors as well as keeping it competitive on the athletic fields. … Continue reading →

Hi, my name is Bradley Sperl. I am a Junior at Hebron Academy, and have been attending since I was in the sixth grade. English was always a rough subject throughout my academic years, but the Honors American Literature Class … Continue reading →

Hi everyone, I’m Tess Gregory a fellow classmate of yours. English has become my favorite subject as I have gone through my high school career. In this past year I have developed a new passion for African American Literature and … Continue reading →

“Not until we are lost do we begin to understand ourselves.” -Henry David Thoreau. Thoreau’s statement about being lost relates to the journey of the protagonist in the book, The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway, Jake Barnes. Jake struggles … Continue reading →

I spent the first ten years of my life as an only child, having only my mother. During this time, my mom was very young. She became pregnant as a teenager and took the responsibility of raising me on her … Continue reading →

During the 1920s lived the post World War I generation, also known as the Lost Generation which consists of the men and women who survived the Great War. This was an era that consisted of glamorous parties in a society … Continue reading →

After seventeen years of being pushed, whacked, slapped and kicked around like nothing, Paula found herself staring into the eyes of the person she’d become. She went from a strong woman, full of life, to a shrunken bruised soul barely … Continue reading →

In the novel Maggie: Girl of the Streets by Stephen Crane, Maggie is the tragic hero. The novel follows her epic downfall as she struggles with her self-reliance. At the end of the novel, the reader can observe the theme … Continue reading →

Relationships are a fundamental part of life for many people. We characterize ourselves by the relationships with we have with others. We are mothers, brothers, husbands, friends, and co-workers. However, are relationships really the one thing in life that define … Continue reading →