Pennine Way

Professor Linton, I began my journey at CCRI in the Fall of 2015 after realizing that my life was not progressing in a direction I was comfortable with. I had previously attended three semesters at another community college in my early 20's but did not complete the program due to unexpectedly starting a family (whoops!) and dropping out of school. I had no support network and no money, so I did the only thing that made sense... I got a job. Over the years I worked menial jobs for greedy bozos, eventually

suicide each year.  Now, although we can’t first hand stop someone from harming themself, we can do our best to show people every single day that their life has meaning. You never know how many lives you can save just by treating someone the correct way. It is very popular for kids and teenagers to say bad things about each other; most kids may even feel like they have to say those things to be funny and have friends. This is one of the main problems we face today as kids. We think hate and bullying

humiliations….these are the key words my dear. It is no longer a one on one fight or simply limited to ones neighborhood or friend circle …..No way man….we are going GLOBAL with this. Now we get back at someone internationally……that’s the way even your enemies would want it – believe me ; Frankly speaking in today’s world no one wants to be insulted the old fashioned way [ just being talked about behind ones back ] horror of horrors they may rather commit Hara-Kiri . Let me give you some simple day to day

Growing up i learned that i needed to mature at a younger age compared to my peers. I understood that a low-income, minority i needed to work hard to achieve my goals. One experience that shaped my life happened this past year. My family and I were evicted from our home a couple of days before my birthday and right before the holiday season. This made me stronger but it also changed something inside me. I learned that life isn't a game and that i should be grateful for what i have, because one day

cyclone meaning it’s a hurricane taking over, and it’s no denying in any way. Even if you tried to ignore what is happening in technology, it would nonetheless get introduced to you by a friend or a family member no matter what your circumstances are. You could hold a Priests position or practice some type of religion which don’t allow the use for today’s technology at all. Because we as humans enjoy learning new ways to communicate we are engaging ourselves in whatever new trending social

the child learn by trial and error or by another approach? Was the child supported by another child or an adult? (3 points) The child, a first, was not able to stack blocks without them falling over. He saw other children stack the boys in a neater way and managed to learn without and adult showing him.  4. Look for evidence of symbolic representation. Did the child use one object to represent another? (2 points) The child did not show, in his play, that some toys were symbols for other things. Symbolic

noticed a black station wagon parked in my drive way. “Who could this be?” I wondered. As I open the door a gentleman in a black suit caught my attention. “You must be Mr. Montresor, what a lovely man indeed.” “a-a-a-and you are.” The nerves in my body were shocked, what is he doing, where are my parents, how does he know my name. “Oh, pardon my rudeness, I am the Dawn White, the richest guy in town, also your parents lawyer.” I can just tell by the way he introduced himself this man wasn’t good news

Cherokees and the Mayans. Both of these groups of people experienced colonialism in similar ways, either by adaptation or resistance nevertheless they still had their differences. Although both the Cherokees and the Mayans experience of colonialism occurred in different time periods, their use of adaptation was used as a source of defense against their invaders. An example of this would be the way Cherokee women reacted to the building of mission schools on Cherokee land. They first viewed

first meet someone, what is the first thing you notice about them? Is it the way they speak, dress, or act? I notice the way they think, just by the way they

Muslim home is probably one of the main contributing factors as to why I am an introvert today. Although today I am no longer a Muslim and ever so proud of my choice of becoming a Christian when I started dating my now husband 6 years ago (Who by the way is quite the extrovert in every sense of the word!) I know being a quiet introvert isn’t a bad thing. But still, anytime someone points it out, it makes me feel anxious. In my mind, their words are dripping with judgement. I also recognize that they