Locking

When trust is threatened, learn the lesson Learning something new is something to strive for. However, are all the lessons we learn good ones? After all, there are two sides to every coin. A lot of the times it is easy to find the bad lessons learned but what about the good? Well, that takes a lot more thought. Ironically these were the thoughts running through my head that day, that dreadful day which is permanently burned into the back of my mind. It had all started well, I rode the bus to school

It’s a hot day in Cheatham everyone has shorts t-shirts, anything to keep them cool. So of course Big Bob (as everyone calls him) is showing off his muscles by wearing a muscle shirt. He is going around his school making everyone get out of his way when he see the new kid named Billy. “Hey pipsqueak,” says Bob. “I heard you’re the new kid.” “ Um…. who are you?” Billy replied. “ and yes I am, why does it matter?” “ ‘cause you’re going to listen to what I say and do what I do!”Bob yelled. “Why is

“Another day another dollar” I kept reminding myself, “ picking up after all these spoiled brats.” “How could I be a school janitor?” Talking to myself. I swept for a while, then mopped and then had to do the worst job of the night: cleaning the bathroom. “Ugh...what am I doing with my life.” I told myself. The janitor scrubbed the urinals and the sinks, then the floor and thought that he did good enough. I was on my way to the door when I started to hear screaming. I looked at his watch

Wal-Mart’s mission Statement: “We save people money so they can live better” Proposed New mission Statement: We save people money by delivering value and quality, continuous innovation and exceptional guest experiences both in store and on line so they can live better. Wal-Mart’s position from the competitive forces model competition among rivals is fairly weak. The market is crowded but Wal-Mart has the lowest costs, prices, profits, and market share. Wal-Mart exerts a great deal of effort in making

The bus pulled around the corner and squealed to a stop. I groaned. The first day of school. I stepped onto the bus, trudged to the back, and threw my backpack onto a seat. I moved here from Geraldton just last month, in August. My dad was given a new job, which is really good, but that meant we had to pack our bags and move to Brighton, which was on the other side of the country. New house, new neighborhood, new state, new school, I’m surprised my head hasn’t burst. And even worse, i 'm starting

Speech – School Lockers (slide one) (Change slide) A warm welcome to all. We as a school community are responsible for our school’s presentation, who wants to be in a school where we don’t care about our equipment? Can you see this, what does this look like? This looks like this textbook that had no space, compressed in a bag, I mean look at our timetable Tuesday we have all six subjects meaning, for most of us, trying to squeeze in 5 textbooks into a small space, this is just terrible, not having

“You've got to be kidding me.” The girls' locker room was locked. Thankfully, I always brought my bag with my clothes to the field. I pushed the door handle down for the fifth time and gave the door a nudge, but it wouldn't budge. While brushing my fingers through my hair, I began thinking about a plan B. Finstock always loved to keep me on the field for a little longer. “Y/N, 10 more laps!” or “Y/N, bring the lacrosse gear back to the closet!” were the most common sentences. Being the only girl

I tightly gripped the blue, plastic, slippery, twig (hockey stick) in my sweaty, sticky hands when I swung the tiny, orange, plastic puck into the goal. The opposing team’s goalie, with sweat dripping down his face and fear in his eyes, gave me the dirtiest look anyone could have ever imagined. I soon realized, I had just won the hockey game during gym class. All the confused stares and silent but noticeable whispers lead me to question what was all the hot gossip. I achingly trudged down the toxic

Introduction This recommendation is written to ask that the locker program at Portland Community College’s Southeast campus be improved to be more accessible for students, as they are on other PCC campuses. Currently, Southeast lockers can only be rented out for four hours a day per student, while Sylvania and Cascade campuses offer term-long rental options. Using data gathered from surveys we handed out during the fall term at the Southeast campus, we learned that 47% of 113 students surveyed would

It was pouring by the time I returned to school for three o’clock practice. With homecoming game at seven, I was sure it would be canceled, but after the flood, coach had been vehement on the fact that unless told otherwise, practice was every day. I entered into the warm, dimly lit locker room and proceeded down the line of lockers. Not so surprising, the hallways were empty. Practice was obviously canceled. I was about to turn around when I heard the loud booming voice of Coach Bullog at the