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Nine Movies You Didn’t Know Had Literary Origins

eNotes February 18, 2015

1. The Lion King (and its sequels) Don’t be fooled by the fur—Disney only superficially disguised Shakespeare’s Hamlet with adorable lion cubs. Scar, a.k.a. Claudius, murders his brother on the sly and takes his throne, leaving young Hamlet—er, Simba—to travel the circle of life alone and conflicted. Fortunately for Simba, Walt apparently didn’t make it…

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Scholarship Spotlight – February 2015

February 17, 2015

Every month, eNotes will select some of the best scholarships around and post them on our blog. Check out this month's cherry-picked scholarships! When you are ready to apply, check out our tips on How to Write a Scholarship Essay. Find even more scholarships and resources here. John Lennon Scholarship Amount:$5,000-$10,00 Eligibility: Ages 17-25, major must be…

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eNotes + Crosswords: Enter to win a Lesson Plan!

Samantha Burton February 15, 2015

eNotes gets a lot of thank-you notes from teachers and fan mail from students daily. Okay - more like Tweets from the students. We haven't received an actual letter since 2003. And while we love being recognized for all our hard work, what gets out of bed in the morning is making the lives of our teachers and students…

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Five Shakespeare Lines You’ll Want to (Surprisingly) Avoid This Valentine’s Day

eNotes February 12, 2015

Dusting off your Shakespeare for Valentine’s Day sounds like a great idea. The Bard’s famous words are tried and tested — they’ve been working for four hundred years. But are you sure you know what they mean? And are you sure that’s what you want to say? 1. "O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?"…

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5 Greek Love Myths and How to Apply Them to Reality

eNotes February 9, 2015

Though the Ancient Greeks didn’t celebrate Valentine’s Day, their myths are full of romance. Take a leaf out of their book this February 14th (or maybe don’t). 1. Apollo and Daphne: Don’t chase — it’ll work out better for everyone. Virtuous maiden Daphne was wandering around in the wilderness when the sun god Apollo showed…

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Celiac University: Tips for Eating Gluten-Free on Campus

February 4, 2015

Living a gluten-free life is tough enough - no fluffy, flaky pastries, no thick pizza crusts, and definitely no sandwiches. But being gluten-free (or having any other dietary restrictions) on a university campus can be a whole new level of tough. When all of your friends are hungry from studying at 1:00 am and want…

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8 Ridiculous College Classes (…that we’d totally take!)

Samantha Burton January 27, 2015

*BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEEEEEEEP* Ah... the charming chime of your 6am alarm clock, making sure you are on your way to first period, or your 7:30am chem class (what were you thinking in scheduling that!?). Perhaps your mornings would be a little less grouchy if you were on your way to study the science of Hogwarts…

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7 Wintery Novels To Cozy Up To

Samantha Burton January 20, 2015

eNoters! We are so close to springtime! Birds, bees, apple trees, and sunscreen. It’s almost in our reach. But when the sun comes back, we lose our (completely viable) excuse to stay in after school/work... with our fuzzy slippers & snowflake jammies, bingeing on Netflix or absorbed in a book all night. Let’s be clear: coming…

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