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...o the hands of the younger part of the company , as he is old, and has a bad memory. He earnestly requests Socrates to remain;—in this showing, as Nic... ...the sake of the youths, and talk and consult with them: for I am old, and my memory is bad; and I do not remember the questions which I am going to as... ...her and tell her nature. SOCRATES: But, my dear friend, should not the good sportsman follow the track, and not be lazy? “Laches” Plato 31 LACHES:... ...d. SOCRATES: And shall we invite Nicias to join us? he may be better at the sport than we are. What do you say? LACHES: I should like that. SOCRATES...

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...r? SHYLOCK: I am debating of my present store, And, by the near guess of my memory, I cannot instantly raise up the gross Of full three thousand duca... ...how. Go with me to a notary, seal me there Your single bond; and, in a merry sport, If you repay me not on such a day, In such a place, such sum or su... ...s. NERISSA: What, and stake down? GRATIANO: No; we shall ne’er win at that sport, and The Merchant of Venice, Act III, scene ii 42 stake down. But... ...: O dear discretion, how his words are suited! The fool hath planted in his memory An army of good words; and I do know A many fools, that stand in b...

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...ycles, video games, computers, and our children are active in all kinds of sports. Yet our children are bored. I sometimes wonder what they would do i... ... of them. The people who travel there are hoping to preserve and honor the memory of the men who valiantly gave their lives during each of America’s t...

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...ting the Record Straight ............................................................................................................. 10 My Earliest Memory......................................................................................................................... 12 A Modest Proposal ...............................................................................

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.................................................... ......... 10 My Earliest Memory........................................................................ ................................................. .................. 24 First Memory ....................................................................... ... It was a weekend full of memories that will stay with me until I lose my memory. All the money spent on the tux, limo, alcohol for the weekend, bids... ...entures without the help of my parents retelling my own story. My Earliest Memory Nick Gwozdziewycz Nick Gwozdziewycz Nick Gwozdziewycz Nick Gwozdziew... ...ts of arrows hit- ting rocks and deer running from you laughing haunt your memory. Maybe re- venge lies in a Winchester. 25 Sentence Variety Varying t... ...ffed animals are examples of toys given to little girls while soldiers and sports equipment are examples of toys given to little boys. The image that ... ...bout how they look is presented to them through Barbie dolls. Strength and sportsmanship are introduced to boys through their toys. The separation of ...

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... father had spent with her, before his last voyage, had been the one vivid memory of her life, and had taught her at least how to love. Poor child, th... ...t one of those ge- nial fellows, half boys themselves, who can join in the sports con amore; I should only make a mountebank of myself if I tried, and... ...Ray with her inseparable Janet, meaning to study village groups and rustic sports. The other ladies walked in the cool to meet them at the Acton’s far... ... The winter was of the description least favourable to collec- tive boyish sports, as there was no snow and very little frost. The Christmas holidays ... ... Richards, the agent’s son; and dodging the keepers was a new and exciting sport. At first, these men were not solicitous for captures, but their negl... ... told her, as he had told his father nearly four years before, how the dim memory of his uncle had affected him, and how the bent had been decidedly g... ...e precious last words had been written, was there, proving to her that her memory had not deceived her, but that she had really kept her treasure in t... ...s, perceiving from the pupil’s rov- ing eye that she should have to be his memory. Jock saw that the note had brought an additional line of care to hi... ...dic- tions, their bannered processions and kneeling peasantry, rose in his memory as he beheld the half restored Church, the stiff, open seats, and th...

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...here in great numbers, excepting those who intend to settle there. A stray sports- man or two, American or English, as the case may be, makes his way ... ...to hear the tone in which such outsiders speak of the peculiarities of the sport to which they have been introduced. When a beginner in trade finds hi... ...s by, and there will be nothing left of interna- tional bitterness but its memory. It is sincerely to be hoped that this may be so—that even the memor... ...actice to prepare his orations with great care and commit them entirely to memory, as does an actor. Indeed, he repeats the same lecture over and over... ...y laborer. The very wording of the Declara- tion of Independence is in the memory of every lad of sixteen. Boys and girls of a younger age than that k...

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... medicine, and the frigid summers of Europe scarcely warmed his blood. His memory flashed for an instant upon those multi coloured streets of Alexan ... ...uring luncheon he talked of nothing else, and Dr Porhoët, drawing upon his memory, recounted the more extraordi nary operations that he had witnessed... ...tinction was a greatcoat he wore, with a scarlet lining; and Warren, whose memory for names was defective, could only recall him by that peculiarity. ... ... and dreamed strange dreams. But of these, when he recovered, only a vague memory remained to him. His arm continued for several days to be numb and p... ...He talked grandiloquently of big game shooting and of mountain climbing as sports which demanded courage and self reliance. He seemed, indeed, to like... ...e greater part of undergraduates, and, having at the same time a retentive memory and considerable quickness, he was able to assume an attitude of omn... ...the world, and demands the utmost coolness. The animal invariably sees the sports man before he sees it, and in most cases charges. But Haddo never h... ... admiration for his pluck. It appears that he is not what is called a good sportsman. He kills wantonly , when there can be no possible excuse, for th...

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...e contriving of Hades, still remains partly a deity of the lower world. In memory of her sorrows Demeter establishes the Eleusinian mysteries (which, ... ...ghters of Zeus the aegis-holder. (ll. 53-74) Them in Pieria did Mnemosyne (Memory), who reigns over the hills of Eleuther, bear of union with the fa- ... ...ith he ruled many.’ Fragment #75 — Hesychius (49): The athletic contest in memory of Eurygyes Melesagorus says that Androgeos the son of Minos was cal... ...phs and the tribe of worthless, help- less Satyrs, and the divine Curetes, sportive dancers.’ Fragment #7 — Scholiast on Apollonius Rhodius, Arg. i. 8... ...able in mien, Artemis who delights in arrows, sister of Apollo. Among them sport Ares and the keen-eyed Slayer of Argus, while Apollo plays his lyre s... ... ‘Upon the shield were dumb fish afloat, with golden faces, swim- ming and sporting through the heavenly water.’ Fragment #5 — Athenaeus, i. 22 C: Eum...

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...amour; it takes much hard work and complete dedication. “Cheerleading is a sport and an art that is unique and representative of the most positive asp... ...ey are smart, diligent, and ordinary girls striving to achieve leadership, sportsmanship, and teamwork. The stereotypical view of cheerleaders is inac... ...rs of life. I have devel- oped a love for running, following my favor- ite sports teams through their seasons, hang- ing out with friends, and having ... ...It was the highlight of the night. My experience in Cancun, Mexico was one memory surely different from my others and can allow me to look back on it ... ...amour; it takes much hard work and complete dedication: “Cheerleading is a sport and an art that is unique and representative of the most positive asp... ...ey are smart, diligent, and ordinary girls striving to achieve leadership, sportsmanship, and teamwork. The stereotypi- cal view of cheerleaders is in...

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...m exercise and play, to study useless and unrelated facts and to commit to memory dry rules which are forgotten as soon as their minds are ready to re... ...otect in all cases. Nations and men readily engage in killing, either from sport or because of a real or fancied wrong. Mob psychology shows how whole... ...or the most part by youths who have had almost no chance to get the needed sport and physical experience incident to boy- hood. The foot-ball, base-ba... ...ke place, and even the best society has given its sanction to this sort of sport. Whether the state should permit prize fights is not the question. Th... ...igh pow- ers and faculties is born that he is regarded by scientists as a “sport” who defies all known laws in his origin. Often one person in a famil...

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...vka was of listening, I told him all I had learned about the landrail from sportsman’s books. From the landrail I passed imperceptibly to the migratio... ...ay , “Don’t shout,” and vanished into the darkness. Savka was an excellent sportsman and fisherman when he liked, but his talents in this direction we... ...too slothful to do things in the routine way, and vented his pas- sion for sport in useless tricks. For instance, he would catch nightingales only wit... ...ne? The priest strewed earth upon Gusev and bowed down. They sang “Eternal Memory .” The man on watch duty tilted up the end of the plank, Gusev slid ... ...ings about me in a magazine. There isn’t a man to be compared with me as a sportsman… . And it is not because I am pam- pered and proud that I look do... ...s when I had the money, and you know that if a peasant goes in for being a sportsman, or a horse-dealer, it’s good-bye to the plough. Once the spirit ... ...youth, of which, whatever it might have been like, nothing was left in the memory but what was living, joyful, touching, and how terribly cold was dea... ...elieved, but her faith was somewhat hazy; every- thing was mixed up in her memory, and she could scarcely begin to think of sins, of death, of the sal...

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...ention, and thus to prescribe the directions and limits of observation and memory. What is strange or foreign (that is to say outside the activities o... ...storage of information, but the formation of personal powers of attention, memory, observation, abstraction, and generalization. It was realistic in i... ... gymnasium with pulley weights to “develop” certain muscles, and a game or sport. The former is uniform and mechanical; it is rigidly specialized. The... ...utile to set up even the ulterior development of faculties of observation, memory, etc., unless we have first determined what sort of subject matter w... ..., below the surface of consciousness. What are termed faculties—attention, memory, thinking, per- ception, even the sentiments, are arrangements, asso... ...ult from the rise of old presentations to greet and combine with new ones; memory is the evoking of an old presentation above the threshold of conscio...

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...To and fro they toss the maiden, Storm encircled, hapless maiden; With her sport the rolling billows, With her play the storm wind forces, On the blue... ...hanting thus as she departed: Once to swim I sought the sea side, There to sport among the billows; With the stone or many colors Sank poor Aino to th... ...s thou lovest daughter Aino. “Mother dear, I sought the sea side, There to sport among the billows; With the stone of many colors, Sank poor Aino to t... ...s thou lovest daughter Aino. Brother dear, I sought the sea side, There to sport among the billows; With the stone of many colors Sank poor Aino to th... ... As thou lovest sister Aino. “Sister dear, I sought the sea side, There to sport among the billows; With the stone of many colors Sank poor Aino to th... ...ending, Do I roll up all my legends, Roll them in a ball for safety, In my memory arrange them, In their narrow place of resting, Lest the songs escap...

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...e fallen unto me? Still am I your love’s heir and heritage, blooming to your memory with many-hued, wild-growing virtues, O ye dearest ones! Ah, we we... ...dearest marvels! My playmates took ye from me, the blessed spirits! To their memory do I deposit this wreath and this curse. This curse upon you, mine... ...experienced the reasons for mine opinions. Should I not have to be a cask of memory, if I also wanted to have my reasons with me? It is already too mu... ...ss-pathways Wicked, occidental sunny glances Through sombre trees about thee sported, Blindingly sunny glow-glances, gladly-hurting? “Of truth the woo... ...e Zarathustra eties occur. The appearance of varieties among animals and of “sporting plants” in the vegetable kingdom, is still shrouded in mystery, ... ...d we almost always laugh when a man takes himself seriously at anything save sport. And there is of course no reason why the reader should not be hila...

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...recedes the colon is an independent clause: “I like the three most popular sports: baseball, basketball, and bowling.” The sentence—“The three sports ... ... I saw. T oday I am better, but what I saw that night will always be in my memory. Alcohol may be fun, but it can be very dangerous. Due to that incid... ... dress pants, a short-sleeved yellow shirt and a light summer weight beige sport coat. Fidgeting nervously through the inner pockets of his sports coa... ...e went on to win the game two to nothing. Playing soccer has been the only sport I ever enjoyed playing. Aside from the drills and stretches, just pla... ...laying was a great opportunity to be able to meet others who also love the sport. I wasn’t prepared for all the drills and stretching that went along ... ...OUGH Katarzyna Mlochowska 26 Best of Four A GREAT EMPHASIS was placed on sports in our town while I was in high school. Being on a sport’s team m...

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...ly ethical result. The artistic result of a romance, what is left upon the memory by any really powerful and artistic novel, is some- thing so complic... ...ve regretted that it was ever written.” To the Jolly Beggars, so far as my memory serves me, he re- fers but once; and then only to remark on the “str... ...fore I could reach the climate of her favours. But I am an old hawk at the sport, and wrote her such a cool, deliberate, prudent reply, as brought my ... ...the famous Clarinda and Sylvander corre- spondence. It was begun in simple sport; they are already at their fifth or sixth exchange, when Clarinda wri... ...but used the favourite subject as a stalk- ing-horse. In the meantime, the sportive acquaintance was ripening steadily into a genuine passion. Visits ... ...walking on thin ice, which is a little miracle of incompetence. You see my memory fails me, and I positively cannot recollect whether his hero was sli... ...l live simply and wisely; as the pursuits of simpler nations are still the sports of the more artificial.” When he had enough of that kind of life, he... ...is, says Sir Thomas Browne, a frigid ambition. It is to some more specific memory that youth looks forward in its vigils. Old kings are sometimes disi... ...on his oath.* T o a mod- ern mind this seems as honourable to his father’s memory as *Michelet, iv. App. 179, p. 337. *Champollion-Figeac, pp. 279-82....