Shut Up Kid Analysis

Each and every country has a different method of disciplining their citizens to tell the truth within torture tactics. The Israelis are very adopted to abusing their own and using very little room for “moderate physical pressure”. I believe torture shouldn’t be legalized to be used on American citizens to protect America and make it safe again. I state this reasoning because after reading the article called “Believe me it’s torture” by Christopher Hitches it showed me that the torture techniques that are being used can really affect an individual’s physical, emotional, and psychological health.

Don't Feed the Trolls by Erica Kudisch (Pan/genderfluid) Gaming while female is enough to incur the wrath of the dude-bros, and they’ve come for me. Instead of fighting back, I’ve created an alternate account. Male name, male pronouns. And I’ve met this girl. I’ve always liked girls, and Laura’s adorable and smart and never gives up, and she likes me back. Or rather, she likes the man I’m pretending to be. But I can’t tell her I’m a woman without the mob coming after her too. And besides: I might not be a woman, not really. The truth is, I don’t know what I am anymore. I’ve spent my whole life being told how I’m supposed to act and what I’m supposed to be, but none of it feels right. And my lie is starting to feel

All illustrated work for All Grown Up, is done by my baby brother, Josiah Gonzales. Thank you for riding this journey from beginning to the end, with me❤️

In elementary school, I was never the smartest kid in my class. I wasn’t the dumbest either, but I certainly didn’t fit into the category of ‘gifted’. I envied the kids who could skip studying for the weekly spelling tests and breezed through their math tests as if they were nothing. For the most part, I was always just in the middle of the pack. When I got to high school and heard all of the talk of prepping for college, I knew I had to step up to the challenge. I began to put all of my time and effort into maintaining good grades throughout freshman, sophomore, and junior year. As a person who never stood out for academics, it was incredibly rewarding when I earned grades that rivaled those of the kids who were naturally intelligent.

As I come of age, I do not only learn in the classroom as a student taking English 1 at Sage Hill but in general as a teenager learning how life works. In this past school year alone, I have learned the importance of communication and the concept that friends come and go, but family stays forever. These lessons relate to the themes of Celeste Ng’s Everything I Never Told You.

Taylor Swift’s, “Look What You Made Me Do” and Sherlock Jr. offer many similarities and differences. The editing between the two films such as the way each film connects their shots to one another convey the audience's emotions.

My favorite quote from “They Say/I Say” belonged to the ‘Agree -But with a Difference’ section: “In a culture like America’s that prizes originality, independence, and competitive individualism, writers sometimes don’t like to admit that anyone else has made the same point, seemingly beating them to the punch. In our view, however, as long as you can support a view taken by someone else without merely restating what he or she has said, there is no reason to worry about being original.” I purposefully chose this quote because I believe that I can share some significant knowledge from my field, and support this statement.

In today’s modern world it is easier than ever to find information. Any question someone could ever think of is at the tip of their fingers, and people are definitely using this feature. It is not uncommon to see someone engrossed in their cell phones anymore, and who can blame them, with all of the nifty features it is hard to not become addicted. However, are people becoming too attached? Throughout the world it is evident that modern technology is the way of the future, but a lot of people are forgetting their roots. As quickly as technology is growing the more people are questioning, is this generation too dependent on technology? Considering the lack of communication, addiction to smart phones, and the decrease in focus the answer to this

In Don’t Act Crazy, Mindy the author takes a look at women characters in television. Character after character, we as readers start to notice an alarming pattern. Most of the women of these shows have some kind of “crazy” in them. We realize that their strengths and abilities in fact go hand in hand with their flaws. One of the characters that the author brings up is Leslie Knope, from Parks and Rec. First off let me begin by saying how much I enjoy that show, not only is a funny but the writing is clever. At first glance, I would say that Leslie is a women who is inspiring to all women. She is extremely hard working, smart, caring and determined to help the parks department (historically a failed part of government in the show). After mentioning

Robert Miller's Grand Slam Project, The Queen's Carnival after much anticipation has been released and melting faces in its path. Ably backed by Marcello Casagrandi, Mario Castro, Yasser Tejeda, Joel E. Mateo, Fabio Rojas, Willy Rodriguez, Meritxell Neddermann and Nathan Cepelinski.

Your quick rant is spot on when you say this could have been a better film. If this film gave more depth to the characters and paid more attention to the dramatic arc. I wanted to love this story because it feels like it is showing pride in the great land we live in, America. But it does fall short even though it is short I could have been so passionate if could have seen the justification for this humanitarian act of taking care of the Flag. Now you say you wish it was better, how would you have made it better? Would you have changed the lighting, silhouette, dramatic arc etc. ? This film could have connected so much more if some of these things were changed.

This album review will be on Nirvana’s “Nevermind” album that was released in 1991. This was Nirvana's second album released and it sold over 30 million copies. I was interested in Nirvana once I saw it was an option in the book and also because almost everyday you can see someone in the streets wearing a Nirvana t-shirt even people my age and I was curious to listen to their music. As I said before people my age are still wearing Nirvana shirts which truly demonstrates how impactful their music was to society.

We all love going around doing stuff without thinking, nevertheless it takes a smart person to do something by first thinking about it. Not everyone likes when someone tells them their things. If someone tells them their wrongs they get mad at the person telling them those things because they know it is the truth in the most part. We all have to be intelligent and think what we are going to say or do towards other people. Not everyone has this mentality they do not even have the heart to think that they are going to hurt other people. It is right, they got hurt, but it is not right for them to do it too they have to have the heart to forgive someone. Only intelligent people know it is not worth getting revenge towards other people that hurt them. Some people do not use their heart and brain together. The heart and the brain always have to go together they could not be apart.

Our John is no paragon. At times, he neglects school projects in order to compete in conflicts like this one to-night. Also, he is often abrupt, even rude to those would-be friends who phone him, intruding on his concentration or solitude.

The Bruce Conner: It’s All True exhibition displayed at the Museum of Modern Art is comprised of over 250 works. The massive exhibit is unique and gives the audience an array of oil paintings, film, assemblage, and more. The title It’s All True comes from a letter Conner wrote in 1999 where he describes his work with over two dozen adjectives such as, beautiful, bewildering, horrible, contemporary, masterpieces, etc. Confirming that anything people see or feel is the truth about his work.