Research Paper On Ian Griffith's Life

Mark at a young age challenges himself to accomplish many goals that a 'normal' teenage boy would never even consider. Mark has difficulties

In his mid-20s now, he wants to accommodate more time for his education as he juggles his entry-level car mechanic job. Along with welding, Elias has taken a liking in math. This is the first time that school has a meaning for Elias. Cynthia

The author speaks very calm and weary, which is how most high schoolers talk about their school. You hardly ever hear someone talk about the struggles with school and home life in an excited tone. For example, “Masculinity mimicked by men who grew up with no fathers. Camouflage worn by bullies who are dangerously armed, but need hugs.” He also talks in a very serious tone like he is discussing a very serious topic which makes it seem very real to me and I can understand the topics he is talking about. For example, when London talks about his life outside of school like, “Homework is stressful, but when you go home everyday and your home is work, you don't want to pick up any assignments. Reading textbooks is stressful, but reading doesn't matter when you feel your story is already written, either dead or getting booked,” he talks in a weary tone. From this, you can conclude that these things are a big deal to him. I have heard people talk in this way and I can relate to the way he talks about home because sometimes I don’t always talk excitedly about my home life

Darren 's general attitude toward education is positive; he believes there is a definite benefit to his education and believes the school environment is somewhat encouraging and supportive. Darren is no longer on the baseball team at school, but he has played at various levels since he was 10 years old. Darren wants to graduate and join the military or become a welder. Both Darren and the Freemans feel education is very important to one’s success.

John Updike’s A&P accurately depicts the quintessence of adolescent idealism, as Sammy, the protagonist, makes a decision that takes him from being a rule following, naïve, adolescent to a mature young man willing to make his own decisions to help steer him towards adulthood. Sammy quits his job thinking it would make him look like a hero only realizing that he does not get the pat on the back that he hoped for. The drive behind Sammy’s decision, as well as the narrating voice captures the peak of his childhood years in a relatable and realistic way.

journey as he learns what to do and what not to do in high school, as well as, balancing activities,

I gathered information about what schools he has attended. Wendover middle school is where Drew Mowry went to middle school. His funniest memory was at that middle school. Drewś teacher yelled at him for popping paper. I asked him what he meant by popping paper and he said he folded the paper in half then a quarter piece down and held the corners and whipped it down making a popping sound. Drews least favorite thing about school is waking up early. In the summer he sleeps in till 8 o'clock. Drew's favorite thing about school is that he is now a junior and able to drive to school so he doesn't have to wake up as early to catch the bus. After Drew graduates he wants to get a scholarship to a trade school. He wants to go for hvac. He hasn't decided a school yet. The best activity Drew did this summer was going to the fair. Drew spent a lot of money on rides and games. The roundup was his favorite ride and the t-shirt game was also his favorite. In ten years Drew wants to accomplish his goal of having a job. He says maybe he will be married and living in Montana. Drew has an after school job at Goodwill. His responsibility there is utility and sorting boxes. Hes also is in another afterschool activity. He plays baseball for Bavard, his positions are first and second base. Drewś dad has been the most influential person in his life because he never lets him fail at anything

According to Devin his family life is very dysfunctional. He is 16 years old born in Pittsburgh Pa, on December 19th 1999. He has moved a lot over the course of his life. Haunton, Irwin, Turtle creek, East Pittsburgh, Export and Delmont are all the places that he has lived. Jeannette Pa, is where he presently lives at. He is not the only child there are 3 others. Chad,Brandon and Alyssa are all of his older siblings he is the youngest of all three. He has two cats the first one is orange and white and his name is Riodan and the other is beige and her name is Autumn.

Arvin Estrellado is a hardworking freshman that attends Chino Hills High School and has a diverse set of interests and hobbies. As a member of the band, which takes up most of his time and quickly creates a schedule filled to the brim. Like any other student, Arvin has hobbies that he enjoys in his free time. Some of his favorite activities include playing his trumpet, playing video games, swimming with his friends, or watching Anime. Alternatively, he has a few favorite places where he loves to spend time when he gets the chance. These places include Huntington Beach and almost anywhere where he can hang out with friends. As far as school goes, Arvin works for his grades and is inspired by his brother. Although it has only been fourteen weeks

In my own life, I never met or known someone who would go to school at this age because I expect myself that when I turn 41, I could already have my job and a family to take care of, so why should I go back to college then? Also, the funniest part is David got a student's ID card, which made me thinks it's just not too important to him because he might never needs to go to the advertisment park or watch some funny shows at the theater perhaps. This wasn't what I expected because those stuffs are just too childish for the author.

This added pressure of job security gives him the push to continue his education and the understanding the real struggles people have to manage. By the end, he shows his true appreciation for the ability to attend school. The concern he has for remaining stuck in the factory life

'The moor murderers' that was the nickname for them. Ian Brady is well known serial killer in the land of England. He was a Scottish serial killer who murdered, raped many children with his own girlfriend, Myra Hindley. The event happened like this. His girlfriend Hindley first kidnapped random unlucky children who was walking at the street secretly and then drive towards to where Brady is waiting for their arrival. They rape them, beaten, and stab before being buried over 18 months; between July 1963 to October 1965 (2012, Agency staff) they buried children around the Saddle worth Moor near Manchester. My research question is this, is Ian Brady a psychopath? If he is a psychopath which PCL-R trait belongs to him?

There are a lot of funny things that have happened to him while at school. Like this one time he was playing kickball and when he kicked the ball it hit the gym teacher in the face and his shoe flew off and him the same gym teacher in the face all by accident of course. The least favorite thing he hated about school were the bullies who never got in trouble for their actions and the drama and rumors caused by the cool drama queen who thinks she is better than everyone else. Some of his favorite things are his friends, food, gym, and leaving every day. His plans for after graduation are to get into graphic design after school. I went on to ask him more questions and we came to the topic of what was the best thing that happened this summer and he replied that he went to Niagara Falls and saw the waterfall, then went camping at lake Erie. He sees himself living in a good house in Greensburg Township having a good job and an amazing family. He went on to tell me about his summer job at McDonalds and his responsibilities he had at the job like cooking the food, wrapping the food, and general cleaning of the fast food

31. Talks about graduation and jobs. Narrator isn’t sure of what to do in his life

It was 2016, and I was finally a senior in high school. Being a senior in high school was something that I had dreamed of since my early middle school days, and at last, I was there. It was the last year in one of my least favorite environments, and I couldn’t wait to graduate and move away from the only place I had ever known. I had lived in the same town for seventeen years, and I had gone to the same school with the same people for thirteen years. I was looking forward to something new in my life. I was most excited for my senior year because it was the year that I was going to choose where I wanted to move away to and what school I wanted to spend the next four years of my life at. As the year moved along, I slowly realized that I wasn’t moving away and that I’d be staying home to attend college, which was one of the most difficult decisions that I ever had to make.