Out of Nowhere

students to absolute perfection, but at what costs do these measures become harmful, taxing and impractical? The film Race to Nowhere explores this concept and examines the pressures society has placed on students to fit this “one size fits all” definition of success. By presenting heart-wrenching stories of students who have suffered greatly from this “silent epidemic”, Race to Nowhere reveals to many an education system plagued by stress, depression, cheating, eating disorders, and sleep deprivation. An

In the article “The Go-Nowhere Generation,” the Buchholzes argue that the present generation of youths has taken a turn for the worse, losing the sense of spirit that were once synonymous with people of their age and settling for meager jobs in their hometowns instead. The target audience of “The Go-Nowhere Generation” is educated older adults and parents, who are most likely to share the authors’ views. The authors implement a series of comparisons, which include statistics and descriptions, between

Spot light stage left. Ross sits on a stool. Ross: I wake up, eat, brush my teeth, and go. Who, what, where, when and why. Where I go is nowhere because that place does not exist. It’s a place where everybody is the same and everything is unimportant. If a place has no differentiating factors, is it really real? Spot light stage right. Bree sits looking at a mirror with a bottle of tequila in one hand and a hairbrush in the other. She brushes her hair. Bree: You are pretty. You matter. [pause]

big smokey gray clouds started to fill the beautiful blue sky. People in the forum started yelling out evacuate but people weren't listening to the people who could have saved it all. When the people of Pompeii started listening to their reasons they went down to the seaside and had nowhere to go until the boats got there. So

I Pledge Allegiance, by Chris Lynch, is a book about the troubles a young teen named Morris goes through when he and his three life long best friends from Boston, Rudi, Ivan, and Beck find out that Rudi is being drafted into the military to go and fight in Vietnam. Once the Morris, Ivan, Beck, and Rudi find out that one of them is being drafted they all make a pledge to join the military and do whatever it takes to protect each other and keep each other safe. With Rudi and Ivan joining the marines

Today we are here together to say goodbye to James Gatz but we all know him as Jay Gatsby. I know he would of hoped more people of come because of all the parties and people he knew, the good and the bad ones also. He told so many lies about his whole life. Not even a few days ago before he died when I called him. Gatsby was killed by George Wilson and then Wilson killed himself when I called Gatsby to check up on him. I knew Gatsby for a while now. I never knew a hopeful person like Gatsby before

Today is the day, I, Matthew Roach, ride Mystic Timbers at Kings Island. I am riding with my father, Steve, and my sister, Abby. Abby and I notice fake security cameras on a television. We recognize the footage on the TVs as Slenderman, which is a horror game. We have been waiting in line for about the past 15 minutes and finally it is our turn. We get in the train and wait for the ride to start. The people monitoring the Mystic Timbers yell “ALL CLEAR” and the ride began. The wooden track was rough

wait for a loved one to come home. But I can envision what it’s like to have your family ripped apart. When I was only two my parents got a divorce. There was barely any income. We were homeless. Nowhere to go, nowhere to sleep until my grandmother took us in. I’ve learned that some veterans have nowhere to go after serving. When I see a veteran on the streets I crack. But because our government cares, families once ripped apart are

“Where are they?” I thought. Finally, after finishing up the rest of the packing, they arrived. They are a family of 4 kids and 2 adults and have a big giant bus. You can always tell when my cousins are around when you see the white vehicle. They came out yelling

Ought to Tell Her There’s Nowhere to Go,” from Danielle Evans’ book. “Someone Ought To Tell Her There’s Nowhere to Go” is a story about a man, named Georgie, who decides to go into the army and is then sent away from home. “Someone Ought to Tell Her There’s Nowhere to Go” is one of Danielle’s stories that shows a concern with lies, lying, and teaching a child that lying is ok. The main point of this story is that lying will get you nowhere, and that is as if there is nowhere else to go. Rather than