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Walt Kowaski appeared to be a typical man living in his suburban home on lot 9. The weathered house was bordered by a white picket fence and protected by a broad hedge. Though on closer inspection the paint on the fence was peeling away leaving the darkened wood exposed, and the hedge was withering leaving patches bare. The shadow of a frail, thin figure appeared behind the almost transparent floral curtains. The curtains began to rustle and shake in excitement as they were pulled to the side and

In Merrillville, Indiana on 85th avenue there is an apartment complex called the Three Lakes. Three buildings down on the right within the complex is an apartment with a very unique living room. Once entering the building, three flights of carpeted stairs are immediately within. Once the stairs are conquered fully make a left, passing two doors coming to a white door to the left with the number 711 embedded. When opening the door and entering the apartment the beige soft fibered carpet is the first

This is not a typical getaway on The Esplanade set aside to justify working a duration of the year; instead, it is a grotto to seek distraction from a common place. However, all destinations come with a degree of disadvantage and inconvenience and the same can be said about this dwelling. Contained within a bachelor apartment bordering an open area is a wall which adjoins two passages; one that leads to the bathroom on the left and another to the kitchen opposite a glass enclosure of identical

The Great House, the largest prehistoric native American structure in North America, is a four-story building constructed by ancient Sonoran Desert people, the Hohokam. The Hohokam were native American tribes that vanished in the 1400’s leaving behind archaeological evidence of a sophisticated culture, revealing advanced canal systems, and the “Casa Grande,” a big house in the Sonoran Desert valley. Missionary, explorer and mapmaker Eusibio Francisco Kino, was the first European to discover the site

It was 5:00 pm on Halloween night and Jeff and his friend Ben were in the town of Tombstone. They come to a stop at a stop light. A car had come to a stop behind them. Jeff had glanced at a human built like a bear, tall, big chubby. He had a fox mask on. Jeff turned to tell Ben about it, but Ben was gone. Jeff looked over to the sidewalk, and back to where Ben was, and the fox guy was in the car with his head slanted, and had a knife to Jeff’s throat. “Hey Jeff,” he said. “Do what I say or you're

Kids Korner in Worland has a really crappy layout. It has a room that is open and large, leading down three steps to a smaller area. The smaller area has one dressing room and a door that leads out the back. From the register you can’t see the back room; anyone could just walk out the back door if they pleased. None of the clothes or other items had tags on them to make sure no one stole. You can’t expect much from a second hand store though. While working there we only had two-three people working

Everyone in college has an own special place on campus. This place may be a productive space where you do a majority schoolwork or a place maybe next to a prominent sculpture or historical place on campus. This place may bring back memories from home or might also even be a place you go to get away from the monotony of college life. Ll. Also Coover hall is the beloved location of both electrical and computer engineering departments on campus. Coover hall was the initial engineering building I

During the summer after my first year of college, I spent six weeks volunteering at an archaeological excavation in Hazor, site of the largest tel (mound) in Israel. My time in Hazor was not easy—wake-up came at 4:00 a.m., and by noontime temperatures were often in the 90s. The dig was sweaty, dusty, back-breaking work. I wore out two pairs of gloves and the knees in several pairs of khakis. Nevertheless, I loved every minute of my time in Israel. I met interesting people from around the world, worked

Before we could do anything we had to remove the old shingles on the sides of the building as well as the roof and then remove the tar paper underneath. We then took apart the boards until there was only the framing of the building, After taking down the framing we were left with nothing except the foundation which we had to break and crush apart with a steel hoe and then we had to load the large concrete chunks into a trailer and take it to the dump. We had to pull out what ever was remaining and