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Many are rich many are poor many have money many don’t. Have you ever had a moment where you did something selfish for desperation of money and karma hit you right back with a right hook?. And felt regret towards yourself. In the short story “Why, You Reckon” the author uses irony and dialogue, to show the audience that money can't buy happiness.

“For What It’s Worth” relates strongly to the actions taking place. The emotions of Springfield were released in this song. Many people recognize the same emotions as Springfield. This relates to others because of the conflict and crime that is occurring. Buffalo does a wonderful job of describing the misery and suffering of the people.

I disagree with Lauren Slater’s theory that throughout a person's life, one will only surround themselves with ideas and people similar to their own because, it is easy to see that people enjoy controversy and over the course of our lives, our beliefs and ideas can change.

Jay MacLeod’s Ain’t No Makin It: Aspirations and Attainment in a Low-Income Neighborhood follows a group of boys from a low-income housing development called Clarendon Heights. MacLeod interviews the boys multiple times during their lifetime to understand if they remained in lower income areas with the same low aspirations. He follows two groups of boys called the Hallway Hangers due to always hanging around the school hallways and the Brothers. The predominantly white Hallway Hangers participate in a different subculture compared to the predominantly black Brothers. For the Hallway Hangers, their main purpose involves being bad. Their definition of bad involves drinking alcohol and consuming drugs on a regular basis. The Brothers remain active

I am covering the article, “Cool dudes: The denial of climate change among conservative white males in the United States by McCright and Dunlap (2011).

As a newly graduated journalist, Ben Woodward, from a third generation Cairns family, contributed in the latter part of the 90s and early in the new century used his considerable talent with words to inform the LGBT community and the general public about the latest gigs, and artists to listen to and look out for. His great interest in music helped to nourish his passion as a DJ.

In Dr. Suess’s story, “Oh, The Places You’ll Go”, he uses many messages to create an inspiring and motivating theme for the story. His most prevalent overall lesson, however, is that when you make good choices and choose to live merrily, then you will succeed in life. Throughout the story, Seuss references the path that you take and turns that you make many times to instill the idea that you have to be smart when making decisions. For example, on page 7, Seuss says, “You'll look up and down streets. Look 'em over with care...you're too smart to go down any not-so-good street.”. This gives the reader confidence that he or she can do the right thing. A bit later in the story, Seuss says, “should you turn left or right...or right-and-three-quarters?

Thank you for sharing the next installment of “Hey Trouble” with me. The chapters continued to be easy reading with nice pacing. The humor is definitely not wearing off in these chapters as Lexi’s insights and the community around her is a gold mine. A couple of lines I enjoyed in these chapters were, “I keep waking up expecting to be sealed again to the air mattress, leaking teaspoons of deep end onto Grandma’s faded rainbow striped sheets. (1)” and “The boy is in a deep squat of mourning over his lunch. (3)” Also, I enjoyed both the pool scene, and especially, the egg scene at the end of chapter 8. I laughed out loud at the unraveling of the action, “‘Not nice!’ he yells into the dusk. Then one by one he starts beaming eggs into Dana’s yard. A few whistle into the air before I hear Dana squawk in disbelief. (8)” Also, Joaquin’s introduction into the story and his place within his family dynamics was

Poetry is comprised of many forms and within each form, poets have created; stanzas, rhythm, images, symbolism, meter and meanings. Readers must read each poem and begin inductive reasoning to understand what is written. In using this reasoning, only then can the poem be explained. There are many different types of forms and a ballad is one of these poetic forms. It is usually made up of a basic construction of quatrain stanzas. The lines contain rhyme, and generally tell a story that can be compared to a song. In analyzing, Peter and John by Elinor Wylie, We Real Cool by Gwendolyn Brooks, Riverbanks Blues by Sterling A. Brown and The Cherry-tree Carol, author unknown, meanings are conveyed through their use of form, rhyme and the story

Her problem is she wants to build things and take shop but Mr.Keogh says no because she’s a girl. Al gets very frustrated because she has to take cooking and sewing. Al’s teacher Mr.Richard says he don’t see no reason why she can’t take shop with other boys. So Mr.Richard told to come to his house for some leason. Al and her friend went to Mr.Richard house and took some leason. Now that al knows how to make a bookshelf Mr.Keogh wants to let girls take whatever they want instead of making them take cooking and sewing. Al’s teachers are very proud of her because she showed Mr.Keogh that girls can do whatever boys can do whatever boys can do. This story took places in mr richard

The indie film that takes in journey filled with unexpectable incidents. When i watch this movie I’m most amazed by the writing, characters development, acting, and the well-done surrealism inside ‘The Dude’s mind.

1. Can you think of a common stereotype of sociologists? What is it? After reading this box, do you still think it is valid?

The word bitch is one of the most used insults in the english language.It has spread into many uses and meanings.Currently "bitch" has been used so much to the extent that its use as an insult is not as strong.Scholars, linguists, and women agree that the word hasn't really come to be positive but some women do feel empowered by it some women feel empowered by the word, but that doesn't mean they are empowered by it; that doesnt mean that word does not insult anymore but its according to what context it’s used in.Bitch can be used to refer to women in afro american hip hop slang. PTAF is a hip hop crunk girl group from Los Angeles. The current members are Kandi, K'Duce, and Alizé. They are most known for their viral song "Boss Ass Bitch", which garnered the attention of the public and scored them a record deal with Capitol Records in January2014 www.thefader.com/2014/01/31/nicki-minaj-boss -ass-bitch-remix-ptaf-interview/).In the song badass bitch the group shows two of the

To be honest, I procrastinated with writing this essay. Why, you ask? Because I really dislike writing essays. “But why again”, you ask? Well, because it takes up a lot of precious time. Time that I could be spending playing with my kids, watching TV, or enjoying myself. Not locking myself in a room hours at a time to avoid distraction and hoping that I come up with an essay that gets a passing grade.

"Oh, what an ugly baby." While it may be true, saying it aloud can get your eyes scratched out. "Yes, those jeans do make you look fat." Not even gonna think about touching that one. "Tell me the truth, what do you think?" Talk about hidden landmines - one misstep, and you're a goner. Instead of speaking our minds, sometimes we say things we don't really mean. It helps avoid conflict. Despite valiant efforts not to put a foot in our mouths, from time to time, we end up snacking on sweat socks and leather. When this happens, the best we can do is apologize and try to make amends.