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Creative Writing > Essays Essays: Life: 5 of 110

A Pawn's Tale My world consists of sixty-four paths. When I wake each day and take my place in line with those around me, I choose my own destiny. Will I reach to the end of the world for my friends in need, or will they let the knights of society overtake me? I am sent forth every day to complete a task previously unknown t...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Life: 99 of 253

Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Yesterday I was young. I was an innocent boy who had his whole life ahead of him. Life was simple yesterday; all that I cared about was sports and having fun. School didn't matter, girls didn't exist to me, and nothing seemed to ever go wrong. Much of my early school life was spent adapting to ...
Politics, News & Issues > Soccer News & Opinion How to improve the popularity of Major League Soccer: 6 of 15

The newest version of one of the world's oldest sport is ripping through the Western Hemisphere like the ecstatic catchphrase of its chief commentator. North America finally knows what it feels like to jump fist-pumping into the air for its own city's achievements in the game of soccer, and not for some country it pulled out...
Politics, News & Issues > Baseball News & Opinion Should baseball players who have used steroids be considered for the Hall of Fame?: 9 of 16

Cooperstown is one of the most sacred places on earth to the average, decently intellectual baseball nut. It is a museum experience that cannot be taken lightly and entire vacations are planned around the little town in which it resides. It is by far the most prestigious Hall of the four major sports, and evidently the most ...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Reality: 31 of 39

The House Always Wins The stakes were always high in Keith Harding's life; and that's just the way he liked it. Not many people called him that anymore, at least not to his face. Some of the players who gave him a run for his money called him the "suicide king", which seemed to have more than one meaning. Harding had spent a...