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Spring 2012 National Honor Society Applicants

Go to "National Honor Society" in the left margin. Look at the bottom of the page under "related files."






American Studies Students: Please download and print the research checklist at the bottom of this page for Wednesday's research trip.









In your teacher's humble opinion, this is one of the greatest scenes in cinematic history.








And the Political Races Intensify!

AAARRAAARGGGAAAAAHHHHH!







 

Beware! They walk among you.






 

How might this Tom Toles' political cartoon connect to Cormac McCarthy's The Road?




Why Did a Colleyville Businessman Do This?


 


Colors can be as rhetorical as words.










The School Year Approaches


Prepare to Expand
the Magnificence of Your Brain











Master the Periodic Sentence!

Speak like Yoda!


Click on the Image below. The Master will help re-craft your sentences.


 






We trust what we see.




But not only words are rhetorical. Look below.

 


Why did the Egyptian newspaper photoshop their president so that he appears in front of other world leaders during a Summer 2010 Middle East peace conference?

And why did a French magazine photoshop away their President's "love handles" for a 2007 feature article?



 


We trust what we see, but should we?

The Rhetorical Triangle is in effect everywhere. Not only in words.









  
 


This is my favorite picture. Enjoy every moment of life. Time passes. Those here today are gone tomorrow. People change. Places change. You change.


 




 







Should Mr. Wevodau disappear and go missing, fear not! He is somewhere in Western America, riding on the back of a motorcycle, wearing his old football helmet, joyously flapping his wings to imaginary songs.

Just let him be. Do not seek. Do not find.








   


This nonprofit website donates rice to the impoverished. And, it serves as an excellent SAT vocabulary preparation tool. 
 



 


Former students have benefited from this website. Imput the information being studied in class, and the website generates flash cards and practice quizzes. Plus, you can share your databases with your friends.

 




 

  

 

 



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Related Links
    Freerice.com
    Practice your vocabulary skills and donate rice to the hungry at the same time. Use your word part skills to make logical guesses. Excellent SAT preparation.
    Quizlet.com
    The website's software allows you to enter your vocabulary lists. The program can then generate quizzes, flashcards, and other useful study materials.
    IQ Tests
    This site offers free IQ tests. But remember: Who decided HOW to measure intelligence? How do we know if we can trust the results? (This is what you tell yourself if you don't score well.)



Edward Wevodau
Colleyville Heritage High School
5401 Heritage Avenue
Colleyville, TX 76034
817-305-4700