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The movie “ The long walk Home ” provided the viewer with multiple major characters that seemed to be courageous, like Odessa who stood up for herself in the face of a white dominated society. Although, as courageous as Odessa was, she did fail to outmatch Miriam as the most courageous character in the movie because Miriam was able to not only defend herself, but defend others as well. Miriam also breaks stereotypical ideas of women in 1955, as well as remain unfearful throughout the movie. For example

As captain I woke up at four in the morning to drive carpools of 4-7 people nearly every day, as well as the same carpools in the afternoon. I also introduced at least 5 people to the sport that had never even heard of it, 3 of which stuck to the sport permanently. My responsibilities also included behaving in a mature manner on land and

We all would love to sleep a few more minutes, but we know we shouldn’t… Or should we? Getting enough sleep on school nights can have positive effects on education. Many school related things could benefit off of later start schedules such as the grades of students. Bad things happen when you don’t get enough sleep. Being sleep deprived can affect one’s mood, decision making, and more. Depression can be a result of sleep deprivation, and sleep deprivation can be a result of depression, turning it

siblings to school. This poses a real problem for transportation for everyone involved. The parents will either have to drive them to school themselves, find a trusted carpool, or send them in buses to school. If the parents chose to drive their kids, then they would probably arrive late to their work. If the parents chose a carpool, there's always a risk that the driver may be involved in an accident, for one reason or another. As well as this, if the parents chose to send their children in buses

In the event I receive the this scholarship I would use the money as a down payment on a more reliable form of transportation. I currently share a car with my sister. She is also a MTSU student. We carpool together as well as with other students that attend our church. We have been carpooling since freshmen year but last year it became increasingly difficult. She and I have been left on campus by our rides on numerous occasions and our parents have had to drive down to pick us up. It has come to

Driverless cars Will driverless cars change the world of transportation completely? Or will it have little to no impact? The impact that driverless cars will have on society is that they will reduce stress caused by getting from one place to another, also could change people’s emotional feeling towards their cars, and the number of car accidents. One impact that driverless cars may have on society is that they will reduce stress caused by getting from one place to another. According to the

Global Warming Global Warming, aside from pollution is one of scientists biggest concerns. Global Warming is caused by the Greenhouse effect. There are 4 steps in the Greenhouse effect process. The first is, sunlight radiates from the sun, through space, to the Earth’s atmosphere. The second is, sunlight enters the atmosphere and hits the Earth. Some of that sunlight turns into heat energy in the form of infrared light. Surrounding air and land, which in turn makes the heat warm, absorbs the heat

One day Jacky and Jared was in a carpool heading towards to Bank of Arizona. They were in a variable speed because of the traffic and accidents that happened in the freeway of 60. At first they were running at a speed limit of 65 and ahead there was a car crashed so they had to slow it down to 35 mph. After they passed the accident the speed limit deteriorate to 15 mph instead of going back up to 65 mph because of the parade. Whenever there is a parade the speed limits usually goes very slowly. The

Thesis: What Barack Obama meant by "we remind ourselves that although the principle of equality has always been self-evident, it has never been self-executing," was the fact that America was against segregation in the 20th century except but they never took action themselves. America also hated segregation but never really did anything to help aid the need for equality. For example, it was really peaceful, as in no protests, or marches, etc. However, when Rosa came along, things got a little more

use 20 mileages of my car every day. I drive myself practically everywhere I need to go. Friends have offered to carpool to school and have also encouraged me to start riding my bike. Unfortunately, I live almost 20 minutes away from school so this is something I can’t really consider. I will start looking into other alternatives such as scheduling at least 2 days a week to begin a carpool with at least 3 of my friends. If I change a few of my daily activities or just try to reduce the amount of resource