Hamlet’s Tragic Flaw
Hamlet’s Tragic Flaw by Jack McHugh In a story, what makes a character interesting? Usually it is a character’s flaw … Continue reading Hamlet’s Tragic Flaw
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The Noam Chomsky Interview
On Tuesday, March 13, 2012 we drove up to Cambridge Mass to spend the day on the campus of MIT. … Continue reading The Noam Chomsky Interview
Why does an egg bounce when you put it in vinegar?
Why does an egg bounce when you put it in vinegar? Well the reason is that the acid in the … Continue reading Why does an egg bounce when you put it in vinegar?
The Galileo School and the Holy Grail
Living outside a castle in France is great for your imagination. We found ourselves acting out scenes from our favorite … Continue reading The Galileo School and the Holy Grail
Tristan and Isolde
King Mark of Cornwall had a nephew named Tristan. All of the king’s knights were jealous of Tristan because he … Continue reading Tristan and Isolde
The Song of The Nibelungs
The song of the Nibelungs is an epic poem about the death of Siegfreid the dragon slayer,and the revenge of … Continue reading The Song of The Nibelungs
The Song of My Cid
Painting by Marcos Hiraldez de Acosta called The Oath of Santa Gadea, El Cid Campeador (c.1043-99) extracts an oath from … Continue reading The Song of My Cid
Heraldic Shields
Heraldic shields or Escutcheon , are shields representing a coat of arms or maybe a symbol that would describe you. … Continue reading Heraldic Shields
Mythical Creatures of the Middle Age
Mythical creatures are monsters renowned in folklore and myth. Today, I researched a specific mythical plant, beast, fish, serpent and … Continue reading Mythical Creatures of the Middle Age
The Loire Valley
The last two days in France we spent touring the Loire Valley. It was tres belle (very beautiful). We arrived … Continue reading The Loire Valley
The Galileo School 