defeat but the brave men who became patriots that fought for their country will forever be named for their devotion. Those men gave their lives to save future generations. The men that would give their lives for ours should be honored for their bravery. We are the people they fought to save and for that we owe them our approval. They started their journey with the march. The march on the river was long and unbarring for the brave men who fought to protect our country. On June 25, 1876 General Gorge
Things You should Do before You Vot for President It is time to vote. Clara goes to her local voting booth to do her duty as an American citizen. She shows the official her identification and she walks into a booth. She looks at the ballot full of presidential candidates, and says to herself anxiously, "Who should I choose!" Clara is one of 3.8 million, around 4.2 percent of the voting population, voters who are undecide about whom to vote for. To prevent this from happenning to you, you should
auditorium for the last time as students of Kheradmand High. But we are! We made it through four years of high school. Now we are teetering on the edge of the rest of our lives, having to grow up and head out into the “real” world. That thought might scare some people, but we are ready. After all, if you decide that you don’t want to be a part of the real world, maybe, you can always come back to Kheradmand High and maybe they will let you be a teacher. Remember the first day you stepped foot onto
Task or Time Structured? A position in a time-structured job is having timely deadlines; work has to be done today, or the next hour, or at a certain time by next Tuesday. In a task-structured job, you complete the task assigned and wait on another one when you are finished with the first. The task-structured position may have you working for ten hours one day and then the next you would work five hours or until the task is completed. I see where both of these structures can be put in place instead
leads up to senior night, where you defend your home turf for the last time, unless you are forced against every ounce of your will to stand on the sideline in a jersey and blue jeans. The world spun as I got up off the ground, it felt like someone had hit me in the back of the head with a sledge hammer. I knew the play had moved down the field but I could not find it. The seconds seemed to take years to pass me by. I think I spun in a circle three or four times to find the huddle forming around
flooded with emotion that my throat felt constricted, like someone was squeezing it in a vise grip. It was the exact same feeling as when you swallow a pill and it gets stuck in your throat. You try to swallow, repeatedly, and wash it down, but it would stick there for quite a while. I had that feeling for a long time after my friend Sammie Hartsfield passed away on October 9, 2009, at 12 years old from Osteosarcoma. It was shocking when I realized how many things we take for granted in life, and
One question, has feminism accomplished anything for you? If you are male then the answer will always be no. This is because feminism is now about male discrimination and not equality. This is because feminism preaches equality but practices misandry. Feminists have come up with this idea of all men having “male privilege” which is completely false. There are three “waves” of feminism: the “first wave” which focused on getting the votes for women (the suffragettes), “second wave” feminism which
to receive any treatments. Baba has cancer and he knows the end is near. As time passes he begins to lose weight and loss of energy. Baba turns down the last options of treatment. Within a month Baba, had passed away, and realizes that his father is no longer there to lead him. It was April 2009, spring was coming and winter was leaving. This meant that it was time to start working out on the field for my grandpa. When he started working things just weren’t right. At the age of 80 we both knew that
are keeping your word and standing up for your rights. The last thing the novel address is the author's purpose. In novel Saga of The Sioux, there are two major conflicts. These two conflicts are Man vs. Society, and Man vs. Nature. “For two or three more hours, the warriors harassed the soldiers by creeping down gullies and suddenly opening fire at close range,” this quote is an example of how the natives fought the bluecoats. “When the 20th century began, the United States government was well
Tom Hanks, a famous actor, once said, “A hero is somebody who voluntarily walks into the unknown.” This is true in Sue Morris’ life. Sue volunteers in the music program at West Delaware and the bowling team. She never knew what she was entering into when she walked into these activities, but she took the risk. Sue Morris, who has volunteered for many people, is truly a hero. Many factors motivated Sue to volunteer. Sue helps with the bowling team and in the music department. Sue felt drawn to the