This is a complaint letter that I am sending to you about some the rules and regulations that we have here at job corps. I strongly believe as a residential student that we should be able to have headphones on, on the first floor. How horrifying can it be because we have headphones in while in the launch line on even walking on the first floor you’re not supposed to be running in the hall so it’s not like bumping into people or knocking them down. Then we can’t even have them in at breakfast or lunch time that doesn’t making scents I recently looked at the new rule book it doesn’t say anything about headphones in the lunch room at all so what type of pansy scheme is the staff running on us. Again this complaint letter should be looked
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I am writing this on behalf of my mother, Mercedes Pina. I would like to start by saying thank you for your candor. However, I did not appreciate your arrogance.
I am writing in response to your complaint that was filed against Nantucket Harbor Apartments.
John is encouraged to put his earplugs in while traveling in the hallways, during PE, and in the lunchroom. Headsets are utilized in the classroom during group activities, and in the library. John excels academically with
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Now that you have read through my letter please get back to me as soon as possible you can reach me at acor94604@gmail.com . thank you for taking the time to read this out of your busy work
A century has passed since the creation of headphones, yet they have only recently come under fire. Headphones provide a way for people to listen to music, audiobooks, and podcasts privately without disrupting others around them. However, all of this private listening may soon fall on deaf ears. In Virginia Heffernan’s article “Against Headphones”, she presents an argument stating that although headphones are useful in some professions, they cause substantial hearing loss, especially in young people. The formulated argument is effective and valid, and incorporates ethos, logos, and opposing viewpoints with rebuttals.
Have you ever had that one friend that would continuously keep talking or try to start a conversation will when you have your earbuds in or headset on? I find this so annoying that is why I put this as one of my top pet peeves that make my personality. In my school we have the new rule that we can have cell phones out during passing period. The thing that the teachers hate is that some students like me don’t listen and wear earbuds in during the passing periods. The things that is so dumb is that your superintendent did not come to the conclusion that we will not listen to rules and wear the buds in the halls and do it over and over again.