Neilly Martinez Research Paper

Johnny Cade did not kill unlawfully and also he can’t apply for a minor committing the crime because he’s 16, one year over the limit. According to Oklahoma law, first-degree murder is a person “unlawfully and with malice aforethought causes the death of another human being.” It is also not manslaughter because it is not a homicide committed without a design to effect death and in the heat of passion, but in a cruel and unusual manner, or by means of a dangerous weapon. Johnny did not have time to think and had to stab Bob to save Ponyboy’s life. Ponyboy was being drowned and to save him, Johnny had to commit the act of homicide. It lists that it was a justifiable homicide because it means that homicide is legal when committed in the lawful

Senator Dennis Chavez was born on April 8, 1888 in the community of Los Chévez. He

The person I did my essay on was Victor Cruz. Victor Cruz was born on November 11, 1986. He is from patterson nj. He is a wide receiver. He played college football at Massachusetts. He signed with the Giants in 2010. His number is 80. And Cruz put up 47 catches for 883 yards and eight touchdowns in his single season. Cruz can run 40 yards in 4.46 seconds. Also after two years of rehab, Cruz returned to NFL play on September 11, 2016.

Austin Villegas is a senior at Chino Hills High School. During his time at CHHS he participated in many programs. Austin played football for all four years of his high school career. He was the starting right tackle for the freshmen football team that went 9-1 and won the league title. After his freshmen football season Austin was promoted to the varsity football team where he earned his varsity letter as a sophomore. Once Austin’s junior season started he worked his way into the starting lineup as the right guard. During that year, Austin was a part of what many consider the best offensive line to ever come through Chino Hills High School. That offensive line would guide the Huskies to a Baseline League Title, and the CIF semifinals. When

Chuck Baird had many quotes but this one sticks out to many people “ i no longer paint what people would like to see. I paint for myself. It is about my own experience, my love for ASL and pride in our deaf heritage”.(deafart.org)

Alexander Supertramp, a nickname used by Chris McCandless, stunned the whole nation with his unique experience. Some people said that he was a hero and he escaped from tarnished and sinful world to a wonderland in Alaska where he could live in harmony with nature. On the other side, some people judged that he was a tactless idiot who paid a price for his recklessness.

I was shocked to hear that in 1863 38 Sioux men were killed, ordered by President Lincoln 2 days after he signs the emancipation of proclamation. The terrible injustice the Oglalalakota Nation has endured and continue to this day to endure is heart wrenching. Shepard Frey’s art work is amazing and gives food for thought to those who might know of this injustice. It’s bold and straight to the point with strong pictures bring attention to issues that plaque our country. The pictures that Aaron Huey took were also shocking, I don’t understand how we declare all these natural catastrophes run in with government support but yet ignore a whole community that suffer due to founding

Calaveras boys’ soccer was having a rough go to the start of Mother Lode League play. An 0-2 record starting to get into the minds of the players. But since then, Calaveras won three games in a row and sophomore Andrew Celli was a big part of it.

Daniel Holtzclaw is a former Oklahoma City Police Patrol Officer who was convicted in December 2015 of multiple counts of rape, sexual battery, forcible oral sodomy, and other charges. Daniel was ultimately convicted of 18 counts of the 36 charges brought against him and sentenced to 263 years in prison.

Grit is the drive that makes us stiffen our chins when the going is not so good. It is the Passion and perseverance of day to day activity with the hope of achieving our long term goals. Cruz (2012)., a second year wide receiver at Massachusetts had to learn this the hard way after being sent parking twice by UMass. Victor, knew that deep down in him he wanted to play for his college team but to do so, he needed to secure at least a GPA of a C average to maintain his scholarship at the institution. On realizing that failure is not an option, as the mother explained to the Dean, “there is nothing waiting for Victor at home.” “I had two strikes against me and I needed a home run just to get back to college,” Victor. He took a two hour study and retook the college board in December which he exceeded the required NCAA threshold and was back by fall, flanking for the team. Although the readmission came back with a series of frustrations, Cruz realized it had to be done anyway since this was just a drop in his long term goals, thus did some soul searching and came to the conclusion that “I could change, if I did, my future would change.” Angela, describes Victors situation as

Gary Soto was born in April 12, 1952, and he was raised in Fresno, California. Gary is a Mexican-American author and poet. His mother and father were Angie Soto and Manuel Soto. Gary writes books for kids from K-12 and he even writes books for adults. He also writes books in various genres such as fiction, poetry, humor, short stories, autobiography and more. Gary Soto is an author that has works that can be enjoyed by kids, teens, and adults.

Now if George Chocho can get to having 6 college degrees and being incarcerated tehn this jail program must be making a difference in most of these inmates’ lives. As taxpayers yes I know we work hard for our money but most of have family members who shouldn’t be in jail or some who should but have the chance to make a difference. Education was put on this world so everyone can have some confidence and dignity so we shouldn’t deprive that from inmates either. If we saved changed George chochos life then we can change

Gary Soto: A Man of Inspiration By: Josie “Estrella” Freeman, Bloque Tres, el seis de octubre

Alessandro Rago gazed off into the horizon, on his rural farm in the mountains of southern Italy, which had been untouched by the new industrious technologies. These changes had not yet climbed their way into these treacherous mountains, a season of failed crops would likely kill off many of the village, for the people were already impoverish. However, there was hope of a new life, a land of unknown, but growing opportunity, America. Alessandro moved to Chicago, where he made a new life for himself and his family. Starting with a farmer looking for a chance in the new world, the generations that have come before me have shaped a family history that I can be proud of continuing.

Lindsey Ramirez has little to no tact. Lindsey’s eyes are sometimes red. Sometimes she reeks of cigar smoke. Like Forest Gump said, sometimes she smells like cigarettes. Lindsey sometimes walks around in public with cigarettes or cigars lodged between her ear and the side of her head, for the entire world to see. Sometimes she stinks like a distillery. Sometimes she smells like beer: sometimes she smells like liquor. It is nothing for Lindsey to pull out a fifth in broad daylight and say, “Let’s get drunk.”