Old Age Views and Individual's Place in World Civilization
A CHS theme discusses aging with a Dichotomy from Shakespeare and Browning, stressing preparation for a valued old age. A second piece argues the individual drives civilization from cave life to Magna Carta, Parliament, Pilgrims, and America’s democratic foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Gene Manchester
Bill Curry
England
America
The Pilgrim’s Progress Parable in High School Travel
Gayle McNutt offers an editorial allegory in which students travel a Road of Life to Graduation. A town named High School stands as a gate with merchants selling goods to travelers, some to aid and some to mislead, as students move toward the town of Graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle McNutt
John Bunyon
High School
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