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COLE'S HOBOENGLISH HOTLINE
FILM,TRAINS AND ENGLISH awesome railroad information INTERESTS of Mr. Cole AS AN EDUCATOR FOR THIRTY TWO YEARS I HAVE STRONGLY SUPPORTED BLACK HISTORY MONTH SINCE ITS INCEPTION. FOR ADDITIONAL REVIEWS ON BLACKS IN FILMS READ COLE'S FILM REVIEWS. HOWEVER, THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED TO BLACK HISTORY MONTH,TO FILM BUFFS,AND TO THOSE EARLY BLACK STARS WHO PARTICIPATED IN CIVIL RIGHTS. I WOULD LIKE TO HONOR ON MY PAGE A FILM STAR WHOSE CAREER TRANSCENDED FIFTY YEARS ON THE SILVERSCREEN.
ENGLISH 9 INFORMATION AND ASSIGNMENTSThe ninth grade course of study has the longest continuity of the courses offered in the high school. Special emphasis is placed on writing skills. I was hired for ninth grade English teacher at Northwestern in 1969. FILM STUDIES AND COLE'S FILM REVIEWS THESE REVIEWS ARE THE RESULT OF THIRTY YEARS OF TEACHING FILM STUDIES, OF VIEWING COUNTLESS FILMS, AND CONTINUING RESEARCH. THE INCEPTION OF FILM STUDIES AT BLACKHAWK IS CREDITED TO, AND I OWE MY INTEREST, TO JOE DONIA, AN ENGLISH TEACHER, WHO LEFT BLACKHAWK FOR THE SILVERSCREEN IN 1974.CONTEMPORARY STUDENT FILM REVIEWS On this page the reader will find outstanding student film reviews, written by enthusiastic young writers, from the silent era to the new millennium. Be sure to read MR. COLE'S "AWESOME TRIPLE SELECTION": Pittsburgh Lisbon and Western Railroad RAILROAD HOTLINE In the 1960s I could catch a freight out of New Castle at any time. My first long ride was a hotshot through the Ohio night, crew changes in Willard,Garret,Ind.,and then into Chicago. Three of us rode old dirty face. I recall a huge derailment in Akron as we passed through on a shoe fly track. Immense cranes lifted twisted cars in the mechanical night.
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