Character Analysis: Ross Academy

Girls State is extremely competitive, but Natalie was able to come out on top in all different forms that week. Out of all of the girls, she was the highest scorer on the government exam, ran a very intense campaign for her office, and was selected as alternate for Girls Nation, one of the most prestigious civics programs in the country. Being narrowed

In “To All the Girls I’ve Rejected,” Jennifer Delahunty Britz struggles with gender equality in admitting college students. Her daughter had been waitlisted. This didn’t make much sense; Maddie was a good student with a good, thorough application. The only problem? She was a female in a pool of too many girls and not enough boys.

Miss. Hooker’s first grade class is full of unique individuals from all different areas in life. Some have different racial backgrounds, some conquer their academic materials, and some are higher on the financial ladder than others. Seeing these kids all view each other as the exact same, and no one thinking they are better than anyone else is truly amazing. They seem so “pure”.

The setting of the chapter is at Westmount Middle School. The characters are Troy he is funny but he can get annoying,Molly is good friends with troy but I think she wants to be more than friends,Mr.Mason is there teacher his breath could melt your face and he could creep you out. Mr.Mason invited troy after school to look at his jars, but they had slime like liquid in it, but before school was over molly warned troy not to go, but all he wanted to see were the jars so he went to the classroom after school so he looked at all of the jars and troy said “ WOW these jars are so cool” but Mr.Mason had one last jar left ,so he said “put your face close to the jar”troy asked “is this close enough” Mr.Mason said “closer” troy asked “ is this close

“The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex” (US Constitution 19th Amendment). These were the few words that thousands of women fought for. From the beginning of mankind women have been treated unequally from men. Women have had to fight to win the same rights as the men who were born with them. As women progressed gaining equal rights as men, society also became more advanced changing its guidelines of how women should act. Leslie Bell in her story, “Selections from Hard to Get: Twenty-Something Women and the Paradox of Sexual Freedom,” discusses how women nowadays have to adhere and alter their personalities to meet society’s new norms. Often women who try to change themselves experience “splitting”. Bell gives examples of women, her patients, who have dealt with “splitting” and talks about how they changed themselves to fit into society. Some ideas from Bell’s story can be related to Susan Faludi’s story, “The Naked Citadel.” The Citadel is an all boys military school, but this all changes when Shannon Faulkner, a girl, is allowed to attend it. Since no other girl has attended The Citadel, Shannon does not know how to adjust and act in the new atmosphere. Women, like Bell’s patients and Shannon, have tried to changed themselves to fit into the new society. These women did not want to be outcasts, so they had to adjust to the new world. Men have had it easier

Mattie Ross is a tomboy who is not very attractive, she is fourteen years old who is very independent, brave and very intelligence. She a strong young lady who does not show a lot of emotions, but she can be sympathetic when it comes to people she cares about. Mattie is also very religious and she makes it known that she is presbyterian.

Hi my names Dillon, i’m pretty cool. So yah I like books and videogames like most 8th graders…

In order to properly view a story from a feminist perspective, it is important that the reader fully understands what the feminist perspective entails. “There are many feminist perspectives, and each perspective uses different approaches to analyze and interpret texts. One is that gender is “socially constructed” and another is that power is distributed unequally on the basis of sex, race, and ethnicity, religion, national origin, age, ability, sexuality, and economic class status” (South University Online, 2011, para. 1). The story “Girl” is an outline of the things young girls

>She admits she's a "monster" and then the 99.999999% of her shpeel is how much a threat they are to her child, her child's "innocence", and her acting Ike Turner reborn. That bitch is insufferable.

I interviewed five of the cast members - Steve VanMeter (Eddie- an ex-delivery boy and also the cast leader/CEO of the production), Val Shrum (Brad, a hero), Kari Kampf (Janet, a heroine and co-cast leader), Donna "Cast Ant" Davis (co-cast leader and tranny master), Austin Roberts (Riff Raff- no not the rapper, a handyman), and the star of the September screening, Alicia Foote (Frank N. Furter, a mad

The narrator, a fourteen-year old guy who is a passionate fisher, finds himself in a situation where he has to choose between a giant bass that he potentially can catch and a girl who he has a massive crush on. There are many reasons for which he could choose the girl. Obviously, he likes her, and if they fall in love, it could change his life. He swims laps, just waiting for her to see how powerful of a swimmer he is. He also does fancy dives to show off. Numerous times he has attempted to ask her out, only to retreat, scared. He also, of course, thinks she is pretty. He secretly watches her at times, doing absolutely nothing else but stare. He also thinks of her dress, almost poetically, as something that makes her all the more beautiful,

Ah, teenage girls, the teacher thought, and attempted not to smile as he deliberately pulled his gaze away, with a disinterested expression on his face, to focus it on Lucy, and he nodded in encouragement for her to continue. “Go on, Lucy”. He shot her a smile, taking in the girl’s more standard school-uniform, and the minimal make-up, which only enhanced her attractive features, and gave her a fresh-look, rather than one who tried to hard. She was apparently a lover of literature too, and he enjoyed the recap, which didn’t miss a beat, as he continued his journey around the class, getting through the A’s and

For five years Payton Ross has kept the two men she’s wanted most at arms length. Her past taught her there was no one she could trust other than herself. It was better if she kept them out of her life and didn't risk her heart.

“Breaking into my school was so not apart of the plan!” Rachel hissed at him, looking frantically over her shoulder. The cool breeze of the night had goosebumps arising on her exposed arms while her hands were sandwiched between her thighs. She knew she should just leave. She wasn’t this type of girl. She didn’t break into schools in her free time with cliché bad boys. Her eyes fell to Liam, who was hunched over, working the door with a long piece of metal.

Natalie was walking around her home trying to be as normal as possible; her mind racing for answers. She was wishing she could be back in bed with Lexi. She finally decided to distract herself by sitting at her desk and doing some work. Doug buzzed around her like a bee, constantly in her ear. He tried to sooth her frazzled nerves; that he didn’t quite understand. He finally just asked her, what her issue that she wasn’t acting like herself was. She told him she was just stressed because of work. That she had fallen a bit behind. He asked if she needed any