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Tragedy


By Jessica McKenzie

The September 11th attacks are an example of tragedy. It examined the questions of human existence (Class Notes on Tragedy). According to Dictionary.Com, Tragedy is destined through a flaw of a character or conflict (Dictionary.Com). Tragedy is a broad term. It can mean a physical failure or an emotional failure. Tragedy has impacted and effected people in many different ways. For example, the attacks on the World Trade Center has an emotional tragedy and a physical tragedy. Many lives were lost and many feelings were hurt.

"Tragedy". //Dictionary.com.// Random House, Inc//.// 7 Jan. 2010.

Napoleonic Code

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By Tyler Blaker; Jessica McKenzie

** The Napoleonic Code is a French code of civil conduct (Wikipedia). It was a revised version of the Roman Law which was the rule in Europe. "It had a ton of modifications" (Jrank). It was picked up by a commission of four eminent jurists and put to use on March 21, 1804 (Wikipedia). The code was not the first legal code to be put to use in Europe (Wikipedia). When the code was altered to fit France, it included things such as Criminal Law, Civil Procedure and Commercial Law (Jrank).

"Napoleonic Code." //Wikipedia//, N.p.,15 Dec. 2009. Web. 7 Jan. 2010. "Law". Napoleonic Code. jrank, Web. 7 Jan. 2010.

By Jessica McKenzie
The Belle Reve is a bed and breakfast right beside the Delaware River. The words "Belle Reve" means "beautiful dream". "This bed and breakfast was built by John Ludwig Beck in 1843" (Belle Reve...). He built it for his wife, Mary. The Belle Reve is a Greek Revival farmhouse. The hotel has a setting of calming and tranquility. "It was remodeled in 1985" (Belle Reve...). The current owners of the Belle Reve are Shirley and Thomas Creo.

"Belle Reve Bed and Breakfast". //BelleReveRiverside.com.// //N.p.// 27 Feb. 2009. Web. 10 Jan. 2010.

The Var **souviana Polka**
By Jessica McKenzie

The Varsouviana Polka is one of the slowest and smoothest dances. "Varsouviana" means "Italy". The dance is broken down to two parts. The first part is repeated four times and the second part is only done once. "This dance was first introduced by a dance instructor named desire" (StreetSwing's Dance...). The Varsouviana Polka is done by two people that has sixteen beats. It is known as a most graceful dance.

"Varsovienne Dance". StreetSwing's Dance History Archives. N.p. 11 Nov. 2004. Web. 10 Jan. 2010.

Elysian Fields
By: Tyler Blaker In Greek mythology, Elysian Fields were the final resting place for the souls of the virtuous and heroic (Wiki). It is known as a section of the Underworld (Wiki). Elysium is a name that came from a place or person struck by lightning (wiki). Using this, could be referred to Zeus the god of lightning (Wiki).

"Elysium" Wikipedia Np. Jan 7 2010. Web. Jan 10, 2010

Tennessee Williams
By: Tyler Blaker He was born on March 26, 1911 and he died on February 25, 1983 (Wiki). His full name is Thomas Lanier Willams (Wiki). He was an American playwright who received alot of top theatrical awards for his works in drama (Wiki). In 1938 he moved to New Orleans and changed his name to "Tennessee"(WIki).

"Tennessee WIlliams" WIkipedia N.p. Jan 8. Web Jan 10, 2010.

New Orleans 1940- 1950
By: Tyler Blaker

In New Orleans, in the 1940- 1950's was known as the hot jazz era (Wiki). Dixieland music was a style of jazz the developed in New Orleans and spread around to Chicago and New york (wiki). This type of Jazz was combined brass band marches with so me blues and ragtime (Wiki). Well knon jazz standard songs from the Dixieland era such as "Basin Street Blues" and "When the Saints Go Marching In" (Wiki).

"New Orleans" Wikipedia N.p Jan 10. Web. Jan 10 2010.