Morgan Clark Informal Letter

Ms. Smith is a 30 year old single, Caucasian female referred for a psychosocial assessment by DOC Parole Officer Ward. She reports she was released from prison 2 months ago after a 3 year sentence for attempted escape due to not notifying her probation officer of her address change. Ms. Smith states due to her past substance use history and trauma experience her referral sources ordered counseling to address complex issues related to her emotional and physical well-being.

The Vietnam War was undeniably huge loss for the United States. This is confirmed by the tens of thousands loss of American men, the excessive period of time it occurred, and it being seemingly unwarranted. The general public protested against the United States’ participation in the Vietnam War. A multitude of people, even those who had participated had frowned upon their involvement. People indicated their antiwar sentiments through different means of expression including music, art, writing. A particularly successful example of said antiwar sentiment includes the letter written by Sandy Kempner. Through the use of sarcasm, Kempner is able to effectively convey his particularly negative view of the war.

Overall, I am a devoted and well-rounded student, making me a perfect candidate for National Honor Society. Not only do I posses the four tenets, character, scholarship, leadership and service, but I am also constantly working harder and striving to be better in all four regions. National Honor Society will help me reach my goal in becoming a better student and person. In addition, being a member of National Honor Society will allow me to be an example for other students, just like the members had been for me. In conclusion, I should be a member of National Honor Society because I demonstrate excellence in all four tenets of National Honor Society.

I came to know Gary Haw nearly forty years ago when I met him and his family at Church in Culver City. Gary and I quickly became close friends and whom I consider one of my best friends. Gary and I and attended many church social's and outings together at that time. My parents quickly grew fond of Gary on the occasions he picked me up for outings and social events and described him as 'Always treats you nicely'.

Based on the second cover letter, the author wrote more details about their contribution to their prior workplace. The second cover letter, explained their attributes in more detail and listed how many years of experience they had at the Virginia Veteran’s hospital. The author of the second cover letter also included their level of education and expertise by listing how many years they worked as a nurse, what they are used to handling daily and how they can handle a stressful situation. The first cover letter was more vague. The author of the first cover letter, Addison Joyce, she mentions her previous work place, but doesn’t give detailed information on her years of experience and what position she worked out. She also boasts about her accomplishments

This letter is written to administration of John Polanyi Collegiate Institute, Mr. Felahat, Mr. Khan and Ms. Chang. Due to creating JPCI’s 2016 yearbook, a group picture of students is needed. By looking into weather forecast and considering school events’ dates, best date for taking this picture is chosen to be on March 28th, 2016, during second period. Year book team sincerely requests JPCI’s administration, in order to have further arrangements for this event.

David Smith had proven himself to be a danger to the community when he decided to consume significant amounts of alcohol and then operate a motor vehicle. He has since been before this court on these same charges three times prior since 2009. As a matter of fact, Mr. Smith is out on bond for his four Driving Under Influence conviction in which he is scheduled to turn himself over to the Bureau of Prisons to begin a three-year sentence. While waiting to begin his sentence, Mr. Smith still continues to participate in a lifestyle that has brought him nothing but destitute. The court has given Mr. Smith several opportunities to address his alcohol addiction. As part of all of his past three convictions, Mr. Smith was ordered by the court to complete an alcohol treatment program. Mr. Smith has completed these programs and promised the court that he would not return to court with these same issues. Mr. Smith has lied to the court and has preyed on the mercy of the court. He has proven himself to be someone who cannot be trusted and is a danger to this community when he drinks and then gets behind the wheel of a vehicle. Mr. Smith has hurt his family and now in recent events brought great sorrow to another family. With all facts considered that is why I am seeking the maximum 20 years, without the possibility of probation or parole, to run consecutively with his the three years that he is already serving for the charge of Vehicular Homicide Tenn. Code Annotated

I am extremely excited to be given an invitation to the National Junior Honor Society. My understanding of how important this will be for me vastly grew after I found out the basic tenets of this organization. I believe this group is going to aid me multiple ways through the opportunities given to improve many levels of my every day life. Hopefully you will accept me into your

Caswell tributes the Revolutionary War leader and the State’s first Governor, Richard Caswell. It serves people with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities. Over the years Caswell’s patients have declined. It is also the states oldest residential facility for people with intellectual disabilities. Dr, Hardy had a lot to do with the development of Caswell. He had a daughter that was mentally retarded, it was then when he realized he needed a school for the “feebleminded.” In 1914, The Stroud House, which is no longer used to my knowledge, was home to 15 young women known as the first admissions.

I heard that you were recently on trial for a felony-murder. I also know that you are quite young and were caught up with the wrong people. Furthermore, I am aware you have damaged some connections within your family. I know that you may be unsure of who you are and whether or not you are a good person. I want to tell you that you that your worst deed doesn’t define

Brandon M: Client reported that he did not go to jail this week for his 5 days again; this time because his public defender did not bring the paperwork they needed to process him to court on Friday as she was supposed to. Therefore, he should be going next week. This delay with going to prison has created more anxiety, than his usual, and the anticipation has him stressed about gaining employment then having to tell them he must take off a week. Being that he went to the job fair at the Double Tree, he has been active with that pursuit and hopes something happens for him soon since he does not have the rent money. The priorities he listed are to remain sober, get a job, obtain shelter, get through Treatment Court, and find happiness.

John Doe is an offender who has been in and out of trouble since he was a teenager. John Doe caught his first charge on 02-04-2000 at the age of 16 for possession of drug paraphernalia, passion with attempt to sell and deliver Marijuana a SCH. VI, attempt to sell and deliver Cocaine SCH. II, and maintain dwelling. On 08-09-2000 the offender was then charged with possession with attempt to sell and delivery of Marijuana, maintain and dwelling, and felony conspiracy. A month after that on 09-26-2000 the offender was charged with assault on a female. In 05-08-2001 the offender was charged again with the sale of SCH. II(90-95(A)(1) NC), PWIMSD Cocaine (90-95(A)(1) NC), Sale and Delivery of controlled substance Cocaine (90-95 NC). In April of 2002

Hello Michelle, this is Denalyn Lanz. I understand, from the letter, that I cannot miss an event unless it is for an extreme reason. I'm very sorry, but I'm going to have to miss orientation on Tuesday, August 29th due to a volleyball tournament.

Yesterday, I received a letter stating that I have an appointment set for this coming Monday, July 13, at Social Services for 1:30. The letter states that I can reschedule, which I am trying to do. However, dealing with Social Services in the past, it is not easy to contact them or to have the case manager to contact you. I wanted to let you know because I work from 1 to 6 on Mondays. And hopefully, the appointment is not long and I will be in Monday. I hope all of that make sense. Attached is the letter as proof of the appointment. But I’m still trying to reschedule the time.

During Dimmesdale's sermon, Hester is taken from her piteous thoughts when Dimmesdale calls out for her and Pearl to join him on the scaffold. Hester knows that her worst fear is about to come true as she approaches the scaffold "slowly, as if impelled by inevitable fate, and against her strongest will" (Hawthorne 282). Hester did not want to go on to the scaffold because she never wanted to relive that nightmare again, but she knew that Dimmesdale needed her strength, yet all of Hester’s power and pride were drained. But because Hester loved Dimmesdale so, she stood at Dimmesdale's side, as he confessed his sin to the townspeople (Hawthorne 283). After confessing his sin, all was done for Dimmesdale, and he begins to sink to the floor, as