Is ignorance truly bliss? Read More »
knowledge
Silent Information?
By ROFL4T_TIAMAWiiA - Posted on March 12th, 2008
So, I was taking the FCAT SSS Mathematics today. Afterwards, the teacher and the whole class was having a talk and honestly, I can't blame older people.
There is so much information people need to know before they even enter High School, in my opinion. I try to be informed. I don't see out information unless I'm seriously interested, or it comes to me; but that isn't seeking, is it? Read More »
Just Do It. Im not scared.
By dlbz4 - Posted on March 8th, 2008
Tagged: Children
• community
• Fear
• hope
• inspirational
• knowledge
• Personal Growth
• Poems
• Shared responsibility
• Better future
Read & Discuss
Our Deepest Fear
by Marianne Williamson from A Return To Love: Reflections on the Principles of A Course in Miracles Read More »
The Scarecrow
By IrishRebel - Posted on February 10th, 2008
Tagged: 80's shows
• basement
• cheetos
• economy
• Environment
• kids
• knowledge
• money
• Public
• scarecrow
• school
• students
• teenagers
• youth
• Better future
It has been my expereance that people my age are rather dull and hopeless. There are, of course, a handful that have goals and wish to do something with their life. Read More »
Freedom is a Human Right, but Not Without Education
By burningexample - Posted on November 26th, 2007
Tagged: freedom
• knowledge
• Slavery
• Education
• Broad prosperity
• Shared responsibility
• Personal freedom
• Better future
This has been edited from the original version to make it more "people friendly" and so it reads less like an essay. To see the original, please see the attachment.
"Hail, happy day, when, smiling like the morn/Fair Freedom rose New-England to adorn."
Freedom is one of the rights we enjoy as human beings, especially as Americans. It is not a surprise that people who are enslaved want to become free, to be released from the chains that put them on the same level as animals. Read More »
A Fascination that Never Ends
By clayfosterguitar - Posted on November 15th, 2007
Have you ever wondered who built the Sphynx in Egypt? Or who made Stonehenge in England? Or if the siege and destruction of Troy ever took place? If you have, then you’re not alone. I, for one, have a certain fascination with all things historical. From the very beginning of time, to as recent as the industrial revolution, my curiosity has almost turned into an obsession. Read More »
Vaulting ambition, but not the capabilities; Mental exhaustion
By leapoffaith - Posted on October 23rd, 2007
"It is better to do good than to know truth"
By Allie_the_Neko - Posted on October 19th, 2007
This is taken from a discussion my AP European History class had, based upon a qoute from Petrarch. The qoute is: "It is better to do good than to know truth." Our discussion was very nice. So, because I enjoy a good discussion, I offer the same chance to anyone here. First, I'll explain my position, then you can argue for or against my position. Here goes... Read More »
