The race for State Representative of the 99th district appealed to me because of the way both men chose to run their campaigns. Republican, Raymond Poe and Democrat, Don Craven both ran honest campaigns, and were the only two candidates who did not run any negative advertisements. "It's a battle between two nice men. Don Craven is a very good friend of mine and it should be a clean campaign. They are both gentlemen, both very nice people, and they"ll both work hard (Farmer 5)." The two candidates are both respectable men and regardless of the results, both ran a campaign to be proud of.
Raymond Poe and Don Craven both have very strong opinions on issues regarding school budgeting. According to the June 5th issue of Illinois Times online the number one goal of Don Craven was to see that there is meaningful change to school funding. He wants to see that funding in the state of Illinois will be the same throughout schools in the suburbs, as well as Southern Illinois (Farmer 1). Raymond Poe agrees with Don Craven, but adds that schools should receive budgeting details in May impending the next school year. This means that schools will be able to know exactly what they will receive in order to plan ahead for the next year. Poe is an expert when it comes to school budgeting because he spent twenty-one years of his life serving on the Sherman-Williamsville School Board when he realized that the schools had no way of knowing what kind of finances they would receive before the school year had already started (Farmer 2). Education is a big issue on many state referendums and both candidates have strong opinions on how to improve upon the schools in their district.
Don Craven states that the member-initiative program should be eliminated. This program is used by legislatures to fund pet projects. He spoke of the program's frequent abuses and secrecy statewide. Poe argues that member initiatives, which are funded with state money, should not be used during the tight fiscal times the State of Illinois is experiencing (Olsen 1).
"I Heard The Owl Call My Name" is Margaret Craven first novel. ... Craven, born in 1901, attended Sandford University, at a time when women did not attend University. ... Craven tells a simple story. ... Craven's book is a modern classic that tells the story of a place where the salmon run, ancient totems stand and there are lessons to be learned. ...
Craven, Margaret. ... Margaret Craven did an outstanding job giving me visual images of nature in great detail. ... Craven does this in or near the beginning of almost every chapter in the book. ... Craven's purpose for writing this book is hard to discern. ... On the other hand, Craven uses a lot of native language and boating terms. ...
Edgar Allan Poe's poem, "The Raven- portrays despair and anguish. ... Poe has set the stage, and the narrator falling back asleep, begins his dream. ... The narrator addresses the raven, hoping it is some authority figure, " thou, I said, art sure no craven,"Tell me what thy lordly name is' -(45, 47). ... Thus Poe lets the reader know how truly alone the narrator feels. ... Suddenly, Poe has the narrator's mood change from amusement to irritation. ...
Poe's Poems In personal appearance, Edgar Allen Poe was a quiet, shy-looking, but handsome man; he was slightly built, and was five feet, eight inches in height. ... Poe's brain, on the other hand, worked on a different, more darker, wavelength than others. Poe made many contributions to Western Literature. ... Poe developed a theory that he applied to both his short stories and his poems. ... In line 45, "Though thy crest be shorn and shaven, thou,"" I said, "art sure no craven,"" the "sh- sound is repeated in "shorn- and "shaven."" ...
The Humor of Don Quixote de la Mancha, by Miguel de Cervantes Comedic or Instructional? Miguel de Cervantes wrote Don Quixote de la Mancha, in two parts. ... A sequel to Don Quixote was published in 1613. ... Similarly, when he wrote the follow up to Don Quixote, Sr. ... The Knight, unable to rise under his own power cries, "Do not flee cowardly ones [,"" "] Stay, cravens, for it is not my fault but that of my steed that I am stretched out here.""...
"Poe" The story "The Tell-Tale Heart" written by Edgar Allan is a story about a man's progressive insanity. The first point of the story, Poe tries to kill the old man thus ridding himself of the eye. ... In the second point of the story Poe tells us how the man is preparing to kill this old man. ... In this story I felt that Poe did a great job showing the progressive insanity of a man. Poe's way of describing in detail how much the eye bothered the man was incredible. ...
Symbols In this poem Poe uses several symbols to take the poem to a higher level. ... Poe's explanation for using the bust of Pallas was because of the "sonorousness of the word, Pallas, itself" (Poe, 1850). ... In this essay Poe describes the work of composing the poem as if it were a mathematical problem. ... It was important to Poe to make "The Raven" universally liked. To allow an easy appreciation Poe chose Beauty to be the theme of the poem, since "Beauty is the sole legitimate province of the poem" (Poe, 1850). ...
With reference to a nightmare on elm street and scream discuss Wes craven's use of generic conventions Wes craven has made many successful horror films although his most famous ones are a Nightmare On Elm Street, which he made a sequel to called Wes Cravens the New Nightmare which is much better than the other sequels but not as good as the original In 1996 he finished scream, which is also a very successful film and like a Nightmare On Elm Street it spurred on sequels although craven directed all the Scream Trilogy he only directed two of the seven, nightmare on elm streets. ... B...
Edgar Allan Poe era un predominio y una figura altamente influyente en literatura del mundo. ... Edgar Allan Poe fue llevado a los padres pobres del agente. ... Poe es penso lo más a menudo posible en para su ficcion corta, pero su primer amor como escritor era realmente poesí. Él comenzo a escribir poesí durante su adolescencia. ... Poe tení un miedo de la muerte, un terror que frecuento su alma. ...
