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Chavez Ravine formally known as Dodger Town “The Red Scare of the 1950s, the years of Senator MCcarthy the city began condemning homes” (Normark 17.) When many social and interracial labor movements of the Left were dismantled. This was not an isolated case this was happening all over the country right before our own eyes. A 1950 far-sighted housing development of 3364 housing units proposed on a 278-acre site in the underprivileged downtown Chavez Ravine neighborhood. Elysian Park Heights, the project

“Hey dad can I ride my bike to Audra’s a house to see if hangout today?”, I asked my dad. “Sure you can and by the way there 's only a few more days left of summer before school starts, but if you 're riding your bike you need to wear a helmet.”, my dad replied. “Ok dad thank you and I promise i 'll wear my helmet.”, I told my dad as I walked out of my parents room and running down the stairs. So as I got down stairs I opened the garage, took the lock off my bike, took out my bike, clicked on my

I had always taken life as a joke or not that serious until this tragic event affected my whole life. It was just a routine day during summer break and life seemed pretty good until I received a phone call from my mom to come home as soon as possible. I then thought that maybe they had a surprise for me because it was close to my birthday. Once I got home I darted up into my parents’ room, and I then saw my dog laying on the bed, she looked like she had just threw up or something. They then told

supports the New York Mets when on the other hand, I’ve been a Yankee since I was 3 years old. As most people know the Mets and the Yankees are rivals in the baseball game. It’s been my dream since I was a child to go watch a baseball game in the Yankee stadium. Now let me tell you a little bit of my girlfriend, she has been playing softball ever since she was like around 13- 14 years old. She fell in love with the game and loves to watch it as much as I do and especially the Yankees. When I met her and

When most people think about dogs, they say that they are man's best friend. Although this is true, they are much more than that. They are your family. They are the only animal in the world who does not care if you are not perfect, and will love you not matter what you do. This is what dogs truly are. When you realize this is true about all dogs, it makes it even harder to let them go. We just came home from vacation at Gatlinburg. Even though we had so much fun at Gatlinburg, we could

A Sad Day When I was around 2 my parents decided to get a dog because they lived in a apartment complex that got broken into often. They found a dog in the paper that got abused by it’s old owner and was looking for a better home. The dog was a full blooded red nosed pitbull, because my parents were looking for a dog to protect us they thought that that the pitbull would be perfect. My dad called the person in the paper to see how much the dog was and where we could go to see

Transforming the Bank to place customers at the centre of everything we do Jason Millett General Manager, P&O Strategy & Execution Westpac Banking Corporation May 2010 24 May 2010 Addressing customer needs is about ‘getting the basics right’ Typical Customer Service Needs • Reliable delivery of products and services • Consistent experience across channels and platforms • Easy and simple to do business with • Single and insightful view of information • Flexible and responsive to requests

The Big Houses of The Old Jest and Good Behaviour were “first of all, big physically, in relation to the modest cottages…from the 18th century on, it was the center of wealth, power, and influence. These Big Houses were normally inhabited by Ascendancy families, Anglo-Irish blood, and Anglican faith” (Mortimer 209). In The Big House in Ireland, Seán O’Faoláin’s statement towards the Ascendancy sums up the attitude of this society “Ireland was their country, Ireland was never their nation…they were

A journal article’s goal is to inform the reader of a subject, but it also attempts to conjure a response or thought of any kind. “Housing, Baseball, and Creeping Socialism The Battle of Chavez Ravine, Los Angeles, 1949-1959” by Thomas S. Hines causes a reaction from the start by failing to include an abstract to aid the reader. Had I not had a background in Chavez Ravine, this would be a crucial negligence. Once the essay begins, Hines delves straight into Chavez Ravine, the architects behind the

Overview: The United Center took the place of the old Chicago Stadium on August 18, 1994 and became home of two remarkable teams. The United Center was built by William Wirtz (owner of the Blackhawks), and Jerry Reinsdorf (majority owner of the Blackhawks and team chairman of the Bulls). The Blackhawks and Bulls each own 50 percent of the Center in a joint venture. It is the largest arena in the United Stated and the NBA. The United Center has hosted over 200 events each year and 40 million guests