The Moon and the Waves

January 31, 2013

The Moon and The Waves I sit near the prow, feeling the gentle rise and fall of the ocean beneath me I breathe deeply, tasting the salty air tingle on my tongue The cool wind plays gently with my hair, blowing it lazily around my face I close my eyes, and imagine I am flying, [...]

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October 19, 2012

CMMS October Tribune Publication

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The Beach

October 18, 2012

She paused, just as the sun peaked the horizon, before the continued dissent into darkness. The waves perilously crashed down onto the sand, always angry, always pushing, always fighting. Maybe someday they will find peace, maybe not. In the distance, possibly closer, reality stands strong, waiting to be lured into dreams of talking animals and [...]

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Human: by Maya

October 18, 2012

When you wake up in the morning and your bare feet touch the cold wood floor, the comfort and warmth of your bed, gone. When the frost on the windows feels like everyone is looking in and you can’t look out. When your coffee tastes bitter no matter how much sugar you put in it [...]

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teryk prince-hughes 3 min fiction

October 4, 2012

Creepy old man I woke with a start as the clock I keep on my desk struck 12. I look around, ok still in my cubicle that’s good. I take a look in a mirror my glasses have snapped and half my face has the imprint of a keyboard. I must have fallen asleep on [...]

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Painter’s Attachment by Brahm

October 1, 2012

Painter’s Attachment The man finally set down his brush, and stepped back. His art was perfect in every way, the consistency of the color was prevalent throughout the piece, the splashes of light resounding off the glossy finish. The way his slight drips against the plaster of his canvas added brilliant texture, and the way [...]

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3 Minute fiction

September 21, 2012

A roar echoed off the mountains as the IS-2’s 400 horsepower engine roared to life. The tank started to move and accelerate to its top speed of 23 miles an hour. It was cramped inside the tank and quite uncomfortable. He looked out the small commander’s cupola to view the road ahead. The tank was [...]

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Zimbabwe Cultural Study

June 13, 2012

By Adrienne, Dylan, and Margot The main dish that we made was Sadza. We also made butternut squash with cinnamon. For dessert we made Mapopo candy (sugared papaya). Sadza is a thick porridge consisting of cooked cornmeal and is usually made into balls and dipped into soup. Sadza is also the national dish and is [...]

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Thailand Food Article

June 13, 2012

Thailand is a country rich in culinary arts and tradition as well as natural resources and geographical beauty. Thailand is a large manufacturing country, because of this there are quite a few environmental concerns, such as air pollution and water pollution from the mining and exportation of coal. As for natural resource and crops Thailand [...]

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French Cooking: Anna, Cole and Lucy

June 13, 2012

For our world foods project we studied France. France is a country with a rich culture that takes pride in their cuisine , art and the overall beauty of their country. It is a tradition in France to make everything as beautiful as possible. It is not safe to assume, however, that France is totally [...]

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