Posted in Non-Fiction on February 6, 2008 | No Comments »
The Animals of Yellowstone National Park
An Expert Studies Report by Heidi Franz
Animals have lived in Yellowstone for thousands of years. Even now, they continue to mesmerize people who come to the park. I am one of those people. Last summer, my family took a road trip to Yellowstone, and we couldn’t believe the animals we [...]
Posted in Non-Fiction on February 6, 2008 | No Comments »
The Life of Bob Dylan
A Biography by Heidi Franz
Born as Robert Zimmerman in Duluth, Minnesota at the start of World War II, Bob Dylan had a heart full of music. Even when he was only ten years old, he wrote poems and taught himself to play the piano and guitar. In his early twenties, [...]
Posted in Non-Fiction, tagged invasive species, kudzu, lea fetterman, science on February 5, 2008 | No Comments »
by Lea
This essay was written for Elizabeth Vroom’s Science class.
There have been many problems with the kudzu. When introduced, this vine was only going to be used for a crop plant, animal feed, and medicine, but ended up being a bit of a hazard. The kudzu has spread outside human control, growing over whole forest [...]
