Thank you to all the students that submitted entries this year. There were over 280 submission and the talent was outstanding! Our judges were so impressed that 2 honorable mentions were also awarded. The winning poems are listed below. 1st Place: Colin Y., 10th Grade, Homewood High School SCHPLAGHETTI Mama mia thatsa spicy meatball Luckily…
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The Homewood Library is proud to announce it’s first ALL ONLINE book group beginning in May 2017. Good eReads with Goodreads is to for people who want to be part of a book group, but cannot take time to come to meetings. All you need to participate is a Goodreads account! Goodreads is a free…
(Article No. 3.) “Der Beutelsbacher Konsens” (The Beutelsbach Consensus) by Edward Eggleston Introduction. Translation of “Der Beutelsbacher Konsens”. An educational design from “Konsens” premises. German text: “Der Beutelsbacher Konsens”. Introduction. “The political-cultural founding of the Federal Republic of Germany succeeded; yet only…
Harold Bloom: The Yale scholar on Falstaff and ‘the death of humanistic studies’. From Weekend Confidential, by Alexandra Wolfe. Print: WSJ April 8-9, 2017, p.C17, vol. CCLXIX, no. 81. Online: www.wsj.com/articles/harold-blooms-critical-thinking-1491582477 Comments on the interview: Clearly, this WSJ interview is another warning of the decline of the humanities. For 50 years, Professor Bloom has…
April is the time to celebrate poetry and what it has brought to the world. It can act as a vehicle to a different way of looking at the world around you. This month, enjoy an audiobook or eBook to commemorate the art of writing in verse. Think you might not enjoy poetry? We encourage…
