Beverly Hills High School

In the show 90210 it story line is based off of multiple upper class teens living in Beverly Hills who attend West Beverly High school. Through out the series the teens go about their lives and find their identity of who they really are. In 90210 it shows that women can have a strong stereo type being conceded but they also show as strong. It show that you can’t just judge how a person is just on looks and how they act. Also it show it shows that no matter who you are you can change what people see

system today now has that rule, it has not always been the case to allow every student an equal opportunity to earn an education. There has been huge discrimination in the past regarding students of different races and social classes wanting to attend school. While others in the past believed that not everyone should be able to get an equal opportunity to get an education, my beliefs are and have always been different. I believe education in a democratic society should give every student an equal opportunity

Sara Magee’s article, “High School is Hell: The TV Legacy of Beverly Hills, 90210, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer” (2014), argues that both television shows positively changed and impacted teen-based programs during and after their air time. Magee supports this claim by providing descriptions of how teens were depicted in teen-based dramas prior to the 1990’s and how these two shows introduced controversial topics that made teens think about their actions. Magee’s purpose is to point out how these

masculinity and femininity. (Gender) Ana Garcia is the main character in the film, Real Women Have Curves, and Ana’s gender role is established very early into the film. Ana is feminine, but independent. She is 18 years old and is a senior at Beverly Hills High School. Carmen, Ana’s mother has already established her daughter’s gender role. That is, Ana must work in her sisters dress-making factory, get married, bear children and take care of her family as a female Mexican-American woman should. This is

characters is Cher Horowitz, a wealthy and popular high school student whose journey of self-discovery and personal growth unfolds against the backdrop of Beverly Hills. While "Clueless" may not fit the traditional horror genre, Cher Horowitz embodies the characteristics of Carol J. Clover's definition of the Final Girl, exhibiting resilience, resourcefulness, and moral integrity in navigating the social complexities of Beverly Hills high school life, thus establishing herself as an unconventional

Clueless. From the 90’s fashion statements, to their hip dialogue of that time, I love to see how everything comes back in style. While watching, I connect their outfits with ones I see at the mall today, twenty one years later; I connect how their high school problems aren’t so different than the ones teenagers have today. But, the main elements in this fun, energetic, and charming movie that I compare, are the personality traits of the main character, and that of my own. Cher Horowitz, played by Alicia

with the topic of BULLYING and SCHOOL VIOLENCE. As a parent of two young boys, I am 100% invested in keeping my kids safe at school and have been actively involved with their anti bullying campaign at their school. I hope that by being involved in such a program that I am setting an example that bullying is not okay and that if you are being bullying to not be afraid to tell your parents what is happening at school. In the article, “A Profile of Bullying at School,” it talked about The Olweus Bullying

Hi! this is Woo James Jin, ROK Air Force corporal. To briefly introduce myself, I graduated from Beverly Hills High School in California and studied in U.C. Berkeley. I had to come back to South Korea in Jan 2014 to finish my military duty as a Korean citizen. After finishing my duty, I'm planning to go back to the United States to finish my Bachelor's degree and apply to law schools. In order to keep track with my plan, I'm trying to take LSAT before I go back to Berkeley so that I can focus on

that she was also involved in at the age of 7, only to luckily walk away with a zigzag scar on the side of her head. She grew up in Beverly Hills with her father after that, and attended Marymount high school, which was a Roman Catholic, all girls’ school. She was awarded top swimmer in her school and was elected senior class president. She also won the Miss Beverly Hills beauty pageant in 1982. She studied theater at The University of California and had her first debut on television in an episode of

It was a hot sunny day in beverly hills california in a big open house on top of a hill looking over the city lives a girl named abby she is only 16 but she wishes to be accepted in the best dance academy in the nation, but her chances are very slim because people come from all over the country to audition to get a spot in the school. She is one of the “more talented teens” well that's what her teachers think, but abby is one of the fewer girls who thinks very lowly of herself and her abilities…