Ramen

Somewhere out in the middle of space, are the hero’s of our story. They were were flying galaxy to galaxy trying to find the best ramen noodle shop ever. While doing so they always run into trouble. Lenard, had a shop apps on his phone. As they follow their directions they saw people in trouble. These people looking as if the were extraordinary, phenomenal, inhuman, beings.They look like they could move a mountain, and could crush one thousand Ruby’s with there bare hands. They somewhat looked familiar

the artists sing, “Thought love was dead but now you’re changing my mind.” (Featuring Adam Levine, Gym Class Heroes. “Stereo Hearts.” The Papercut Chronicles II. By Travis McCoy, Adam Levine, Benjamin Levin, Ammar Malik, and Dan Omelio. Fueled by Ramen LLC, 2011). Obviously, love is not a human being, and it cannot die. Therefore, this is usage of personification, as the human quality of mortality is given to an abstract idea, love. While rather old, this use of classic personification works well

life we often take for granted the food we get to eat on a daily basis. However, for just one night we had the opportunity to see how prisoners eat, when they are lucky. Our recipe came from the book Prison Ramen, where we sifted through a variety of other ideas before deciding on the “Wet Ramen Burrito.” Not only did the recipe appeal to us, but the narrative that went with the recipe did too. In the short narrative written by David Anthony Faustino, titled “No Stars Behind Bars” (58), he addressed

"Okay, creepy that you were watching me, but whatever." Throughout the conversation I ahd put my pants back on, I was embarrassed sure, but at least I didn 't show it, "want some food? I was about to make some ramen." "Ramen, ramen or just ramen." "Bitch, you know what ramen, ramen is?" "Excuse me, but do you think that I don 't understand what real food is?" I walked up to

Ramen noodles have a high amount of unsustainable palm oil used to make them. A maximum of 20 percent of their packaging is palm oil. Palm oil has become a common ingredient in the commercial food industry globally because of its low cost and stability.

In my multicultural paper, I will be discussing about the Japanese culture how it has influenced my own values and traditions today, allowing me to experience a world which I was not aware of before. Specifically, their type of food dishes is something I partake on a weekly basis with friends and family, ranging from their usual rice balls to delicious sushi. Another trait about this culture is being able to read their unique literature, after spending two semesters in a Japanese course at Fullerton

to you. However, there is one specific social norm that I have violated that always makes others wonder why I  don’t follow the rules. Now you must be wondering what norm I violated. In my defense I thought this was normal. Cup of noodles or Top Ramen soups are well known for how easy they are to prepare. You just boil water and while it is boiling you put the block of  noodles inside of the pan and let it cook thoroughly for three minutes. After that you eat the soup with a fork.

Even though college students love ramen noodles for several reasons, I’m pretty sure that if the price increased that students would alter their choices leaving the ramen noodles as the inferior good. Income elasticity of demand for an inferior good is measured at less than zero. The elasticity of demand measures the buyer’s reaction to price

financial stability, eat ramen noodles and other quick, microwavable food items, and go to fast food restaurants regularly. Academics are the main priority for college students, so some students do not have a job and primarily focus on their education. These students may receive money from elsewhere, such as family members or a financial aid refund. Students

marijuana, and a booklet of people’s names who owed T.L.O. money. The second girl’s lawyer argued that her Fourth Amendment rights had been violated, however, the Supreme Court agreed the vice principal’s actions were “reasonable under the circumstances” (Ramen 75). The Supreme Court ruling that your belongings can be searched at school; but not arbitrarily is the appropriate decision because school administrators should be able to search students’ belongings in order to maintain a safe environment for students