Wednesday, 1 October 2014

Dr. Heidegger's Experiment, School of Interest, and Ivy

I like Dr. Heidegger's Experiment for several reasons. The first being that the story is about the magical liquid from the fountain of youth. I have always found the fountain of youth interesting and I think Nathaniel Hawthorne represented it well. The second reason I like Dr. Heidegger's Experiment is that the story has a good amount of suspense and that helps readers to stay interested in the plot. The third and final reason I like the story is that the N. Hawthorn makes great use of imagery and that makes the story enjoyable.

I'm interested in the Indiana University of Pennsylvania because it has a nice campus and it looks good. The weather there is also quite pleasant most of the time. In addition to that, the majority people there are nice.

One Ivy school that looks good is the University of Pennsylvania. It was founded by Benjamin Franklin and is ranked #8 on the National Universities Rankings in a report by U.S. News.