She's a Woman

attending a reception amid the Rembrandts and Rubenses in the Picture Gallery of Buckingham Palace. Queen Elizabeth had just pinned medals on the athletes’ chests signifying their new status as Members of the Order of the British Empire, and was strolling among them, chatting and laughing with their proud families. She was the star of the show, making people grin – indeed, sometimes erupt with laughter – her own face switching between that studied placidity that is her trademark and a really dazzling

Merchant of Venice comes in a variety of forms. There’s love between family members, between friends, and of course, between lovers. Still, love is more notable for its absence than its presence. Love often goes hand in hand with betrayal, and no love in the play comes from a solid place that defies suspicion. Bassanio “loves” Portia, but courted her for her money, and the same seems true of Lorenzo’s interest in Jessica. Women seem happy to give love, but they do so with a shred of cynicism. The strongest

Zarembo. It’s entitled “Why a ...”. This document deals with a 35 year ol Mexican woman named Ana, she is an illegal immigrant in the US. She used to live in Puebla with her daughter Angel and her son Misa. She is divorced. The document is composed of a text and a pictures. This shot represent a young woman in a street of a cosmopolitan city who can stand for for Ana in New York. In a first part I’m going to explain how she became an American self made woman. Then, I’m going to talk

Dual Control From the volume Dead Woman (1975) by Elizabeth Walter (1927 - ) “You ought to have stopped.” “For God’s sake, shut up, Freda.” “Well, you should have. You ought to have made sure she was all right.” “Of course she’s all right.” “How do you know? You didn’t stop to find out, did you?” “Do you want me to go back? We’re late enough as it is, thanks to your fooling about getting ready, but I don’t suppose the Brady’ll notice if we’re late. I don’t suppose they’ll notice

Approaching the farmhouse slowly, they looked about them . Glancing at the barking dogs they saw that both were chained near their kennels but they still gave the girls a scare as they tried to rush past them. Fortunately the strong chains held. The girls opened the wooden gate and were greeted by a little four year old girl who was playing with hers toys on the large verandah. "Come inside", she said warmly as she opened the door "My name is Susan," she added as she rushed inside. "Mummy" she

question arises: “Is it possible for a man and a woman socialize without sexual attraction, tension, passion and stay in “Platonic relationship”? In this question, I won’t find the only “true” answer. All of us have experience and individual opinion. Part of us would believe that “he” and “she” can be just friend, and other would claim that it is nonsense – if two opposite sex people are friends, one of them most probably will be interested in more than just a platonic relationship. You can be friends

right-hand corner) choose humour to illustrated is catchprase. In fact, the document is a picture of a cinema. In the foreground, there are three people : one woman and two men. The two man are occupied by the movie whereas the girl is more fascinated by the guy next to her. We have to add that the boy whom she looks isn't her boyfriend...The woman applies literally the catchprase. She is not satisfied so she's switch ! The National Australian Bank (NAB) promotes his new rate home loan so we can

could sue his butt off. Dominique Buttitta, a lawyer in Chicago, is taking her ice-footed former fiancé to court for bailing on their big day just four days before the ceremony was supposed to go down. The jilted bride claims that by calling it quits, the groom "intentionally inflicted emotional distress" on her. She's reportedly seeking more than $95,000 from her ex -- money, she says, that she'd already spent on the wedding. I think she may have a case, and not just because people sue for less

Doris Lessing Extract 1 p.3 to p. This extract is the first scene of the fifth child, a book published in 1988. Doris Lessing was a British writer, her life had been full of adventures and of stranges events. She was awarded the Nobel prize of litterature in 2007. The first scene we have to analyse introduces us to the main characters : Harriet and David. They met at an office party. In this passage, we learn about their lifestyle, their moral and pshycological features Firstly, we will see that

Krissy Storrar and published on February 14th, 2006. Moreover, it is entitled “Cyclist killed by her ipod”, so this article is a news item because it deals with the death of a person. Then, this document is composed of three elements: the title with the sources at the top of the page, two photos in the middle and a text, which is mostly situated at the bottom (even if there is a sentence introducing the article which is situated between the title and the photos). First of all, we can look at the