Tag Archives: Hawthorne

Create a Compelling Argument

Posted on September 11, 2018 by Bill Sullivan

This is just to let you know that the technology department in the Crowsnest likes to connect literature to modern movies; enjoy this trailer from the interesting and entertaining teen movie, Easy A. Though by no means a rendition of Hawthorne’s … Continue reading →

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A Reference to The Scarlet Letter

Posted on October 11, 2016 by rishi527

I found a reference to the story, The Scarlet Letter, while I was watching a show called Grey’s Anatomy. The clip is from the new season they released a couple weeks ago, Season Thirteen, Episode Two. Before you watch the … Continue reading →

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Create a Compelling Claim for the Best AP Prompt

Posted on September 22, 2015 by Bill Sullivan

Just to let you know that the technology department in the Crowsnest has a pulse on the hip culture, enjoy this new trailer about a “faithful” rendition of Hawthorne’s novel, The Scarlet Letter. Then settle down and click on the link … Continue reading →

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Create a Compelling Claim for the Best AP Prompt

Posted on September 17, 2014 by Bill Sullivan

Here’s a funny cartoon to show that editorial staff in the Crowsnest has a little sense of humor. After you catch yourself from laughing out loud in study hall or at your day student homework nook, settle down and click on … Continue reading →

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The Herring Net and The Scarlet Letter

Posted on November 15, 2013 by juliaharris27

Winslow Homer painted this painting, The Herring Net, in 1890. It depicts two fishermen fighting to catch their fish and stay afloat during a storm. The mood in this painting is hopeful and determined in spite of chaos and hardship. … Continue reading →

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Romanticism in Approaching Thunder Storm

Posted on November 8, 2013 by 15wdb

This painting entitled Approaching Thunder Storm, Martin Johnson Heade, is a painting of romanticism. This painting main focus is on nature. The painter shows little inlet that has not been taken over by the thunderstorm yet. The painting also dramatizes … Continue reading →

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Create an Argument for the Best AP Prompt

Posted on September 17, 2013 by Bill Sullivan

Here’s a funny cartoon to show that we in the Crowsnest have a little sense of humor. After you catch yourself from laughing out loud in study hall or at your day student homework nook, settle down and click on … Continue reading →

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Which is the Best AP Prompt to Elucidate Hawthorne’s Story?

Posted on September 18, 2012 by Bill Sullivan

Here’s a funny cartoon to show that we in the Crowsnest have a little sense of humor. After you catch yourself from laughing out loud in study hall or at your day student homework nook, settle down and download the … Continue reading →

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You Go Girl–Anne Hutchinson

Posted on September 17, 2011 by Bill Sullivan

Anne Hutchinson soundly defeats John Winthrop in court on the first day of her trial. She was forty-six at the time and advanced in her fifteenth pregnancy” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne_Hutchinson). Though advertising and the media have turned the phrase “You go girl” … Continue reading →

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