I Sit Up, Gasping Essay

Is getting a higher education worth the price? I think it is. In the book, “they say I say” the author, argues that not getting an education doesn’t necessary mean not having a good job or a good position. I disagree. I believe education is really important. You may think you have a good job in your possession or a good secure position, but later in life when a promotional opportunity arises, you’ll always fall short without the degree at your fingertips. Jobs requiring minimal or no education usually involve strenuous labor and lack the opportunities to advance. These jobs generally won’t be in the office. People with a higher education stand out in society, not just because they might necessary

“You know, I have a first name. We’ve known eachother long enough for you to use it. I mean, I call you Alene, don’t I?”

"Alright I'll tell you, but first my name is Eren. The girl in the red scarf is Mikasa. What about your name."

“I don’t know,” she lamented as she nervously breathed into the receiver, “I just started working for Mindy. I won’t even get my first paycheck until I’m done training three weeks from now.”

"Hey," his raspy voice says. Luna is taken back by the low instensity of his voice. She stumbles back further. "Uh, hi," she nervously mumbles.

“You look familiar ,but I can not seem to know you. Your name though. It sounds very familiar.”

She whispers quietly, the boy beside her with brown hair and a dark complexion said in a friendly tone “I’m Felix.”

“I’m Alexander.” He politely waved at all of us. “I’ve been a hunter for three years. Caspian has told us about you all.”

Essays. Whenever I hear that word during English class, I literally want to throw myself out the window. One thing I thought was beneficial about being in high school, my teachers though us how to write essays, they weren’t as strict. They held my hand through out the essays. It would be a big change now, being in college. I never been as creative as my fellow classmates, but I love writing. Writing about my feelings and problems down on a piece of paper, takes out the pressure I have. Writing a essay is way different, I thought so, because I always have trouble of getting the requirements right or my creativeness is not in there. As I grow older and advance more in high school, I started to see a pattern about my problems about writing essays. My grammar and punctuation are really bad but I gotten better, as long as I reread my essay over a few times, it’ll get better. One thing I learn from high school is you can’t do things alone, I always let my friends or teachers read it and give me feedback; this tip has helped me so many times and has gotten me those

“Well, just for the sake of clearing things up, why don’t you tell me his name and where we can find him and then we’ll just politely ask him what he knows?”

A soft hand rested her hand on my shoulder. "Fitz, I will always be here for you."

“My name is Eva Smith, daughter of John Smith.” She replies, her forest green eyes, stare, confused, into his brown ones.

Finally, she was here, standing in front of him. He just grinned at her before pulling her into a bone-crushing hug. "I missed you," Luke whispered in to Willa's ear.

In the poems “Still I Rise” by Angelou and “After Apple Picking” by Frost discusses how the speakers' functions within his or her society respectfully. The poem, Still I Rise, talks about how an African American woman feels that society is trying to keep her down. The female speaker says she will fight for her rights as an African American citizen. In the first stanza of the poem, the female speaker stated that she does not care what the history books say, that they are full of "twisted lies" (stanza 1, line 2). What the speaker is saying in this line conveys what kind of world the speaker is in where it is post-slavery but there is still segregation. This gives a clear idea of the setting of the poem where African Americans were discriminated

The significant about the chapter title is that Barbara has to protect Cedric from all the dangers of living in the ghetto.