Loretta Lynn

Nutrition, the Flynn Effect, and Substance Abuse Carly Gottsponer PSY 3813-TC3 Korey Davis September 17, 2017 “The Flynn Effect is the tendency of IQ scores to change over time, and specifically, the apparent increase in intelligence in the general population evidenced by a steady increase in IQ scores. It was first noticed by James Flynn” (The Flynn Effect). As years went by and IQ tests were restandardized, it was noticed that when previous tests were taken the outcomes were better

Ruined by Lynn Nottage won the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for drama. The play is comprised of an assortment of women who exist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. These women face social and political horrors within their civil-war torn territory. The inciting incident in the play Ruined by Lynn Nottage is when Christian comes barring news that government Commander Osembenga has murdered the local pastor and left no trace of evidence behind. The pastor was killed for providing aid to rebel soldiers

One of the mains strengths of IQ testing is the ability to find out if a person has the aptitude to learn. IQ test have also been used to admit people into prestigious organizations and to put children in special education programs. IQ testing also further breaks down peoples strengths in specific areas such as math, music, science and language to name a few. This can be very helpful in guiding a person into a specific field of study. IQ test are used to award grants and scholarships to gifted

Intlligence In society, people base their life on intelligence. They do everything possible to get ahead in life. To get ahead, they cheat each other, back stab, and commit many sinful acts. Also, they educate themselves so they are capable of doing whatever is required of them. Society is trying to always make themselves smarter. Are they trying to change something that they have no control over though? Intelligence is something that everybody has, but is something that is developed over time

There have been many plays I’ve had the pleasure of being a part of, but I can honestly say Mud, River, Stone by Lynn Nottage has had the greatest impact on my life, this play allowed me to delve not lonely deeper into the understanding of my self, but even being able to relate it to the insurmountable social injustice we see that is taking place in today’s society; you know it’s said theater has a way of relating to history and even current events this play showed me just how true that statement

There we were, sitting in the warm summer darkness, on the creaking dock, with the fire as our only light source and the distant crackling of the remaining fireworks. Ainsley had just thrown her bloody paper towels into the fire as we felt the first raindrops hit our skin. It was the fourth of July and Sophie and I had been invited to our friend Ainsley’s lake house in Lake Placid for the week. We went outside on the dock to watch the fireworks and eat some s'mores by the fire. When the night was

“I had no idea what play I would find in that war-torn landscape, but I travelled to the region because I wanted to paint a three-dimensional portrait of the women caught in the middle of armed conflicts” (Lynn Nottage on Ruined). Lynn Nottage saw an aspect of human life that is not commonly dramatized. After her research, she wrote Ruined, a play detailing the many years of injustice women living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have suffered. Through our analysis of sources regarding

Picking Up the Pieces Picking Up the Pieces is the film being produced to document my life. I have never put much thought into how my life would be portrayed or even documented. However, as I sit here thinking about what music I would use for the soundtrack, I start thinking about all of the things that I have been through in my life. All of those hurdles that I had to climb over and the songs that have so much meaning start to flow through my mind. There are many songs to choose from, but I narrow

There are even some famous entities that are teenage parents themselves or also have a child who is a teenage parent. Such names that come to mind are Jamie Lynn Spears, Bristol Palin (daughter of Sarah Palin), and even the late great William Shakespeare was a father at 18 (Dillon, 2008). This just proves that it’s not just the lower class of people who are subset to the consequences of being human. The high and mighty rich who are supposed to set an example can make mistakes that change their

Loretta Lynn was a small town, poor coal miner’s daughter that lived in Butcher Holler, Kentucky until she was thirteen. She was a young, “ignorant”, naive girl that fell in love with Doolittle. When Loretta and Doolittle first started dating she was head over heels for him and wanted to spend all of her time with him. Loretta always said exactly what was on her mind to Doolittle, but he still had power and never stood up for herself when Doo downgraded her and hit her. For example, Doo would never