web page by Alissa Clarke, 4/98 update by Rachel, 5/1/98 -- still missing 3rd base


Welcome to the Soda page!

Welcome to the Soda Page. This page is divided into five sections:
First Base
Finding the basic who, where, when facts. This was done for Ms. Carlson and Mr. Holister in October 97.
Second Base
Expository Writing Paragraphs for Ms. Snyder and Mr. Carey in December 97.
Third Base
Creative Writing Paragraphs for Ms. Snyder and Mr. Carey in March 98.
Home Plate
"Guestimating" and "Analysis" Paragraphs for Ms. Lucenta and Mr. Toubman in May 98.
Left Field Center Field Right Field
Graphics from Electives: Pictures drawn for Ms. Swayze in Visual Arts, Mr. Bergen in CP1 and a movie for Ms. McElroy in Drama (too big to post on web, but we are making our own CD-ROM!
Sources

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First Base

WHO: John Pemberton
WHERE: Atlanta, Georgia
WHEN: 1889

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Second Base

My extraordinary, glorious, magnificent invention in which I have the pleasure of studying is mine and your favorite tangible item that needs no explanation, soda. Yes soda that marvelous beverage that fizzes and makes your mouth tingle. That wonderous, magnificent, fizzletastic invention soda. We all know and love soda for its glamorous taste, its thirst quenching abilities and not to say the least the wonderful contests on the cans and bottles. So what if it is usually 180-200 calories. You can never get that great fizz from an ordinary glass of oh let us say water. Who would want to go and drink that insipid stuff. No I would say to myself soda is all there is for me. That is why I stay up hourless nights watching cartoons, bouncing on the walls and making these ad campaigns. Well anyway I am now pleased to present the history of soda.

Soda was invented by John Pemberton in 1884 in Atlanta, Georgia. Smart guy that Pemberton fellow. Anyway he was a druggist in town and one day he was goofing around with whatever druggist goof around with and invented what we know and love today soda. Well that concludes my soda paragraphs. Thank you for reading. And remember keep on drinking because soda companies get more money that way.

Brought to you by the cynical soda company NY,NY.


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Third Base

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Home Plate

home plate stuff

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Sources

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