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As a mother of a 2nd grader, in Temecula, California I have noticed that the Art department in public school is basically nonexistent; the curriculum at Ysabel Barnett Elementary school in Temecula relies mostly on the common core curriculum. As explained by the Common Core website, “is a set of high-quality academic standards in mathematics and English language arts/literacy”. By working with these standards the student has specific guidelines of where a student should be at a certain grade. It

Ramona, is a novel that follows a half Native American and half Scottish orphan named Ramona. The nova is mainly a love story between Ramona and a Native American man from Luiseño tribe called Alessandro. They both fall in love, get married and have kids. Throughout the novel Ramona gets exposed to several different Native American groups, such as the Luiseño Cahuilla, Diegueño, and Cupeño. The novel gives us insight at the time of each group through Jackson. Jackson portrays the Luiseño tribe throughout

The beating and chase occurred April 1 when a truck allegedly driven by Sosa-Padillo and carrying more than 20 aliens led police on a 80-mile chase from Temecula to Los Angeles. Helicopter news footage showed sheriff's deputies beating two of the aliens, including a woman, with nightsticks. The deputies have been suspended and the two Mexican citizens have filed multi-million dollar lawsuits against the authorities

In Ramona, Helen Hunt Jackson does an excellent job portraying the complexity of race relations among the different ethnic groups in California. She depicts this with how the Senora reacting to the American settlers taking her land. How the Senora and her sister’s husband, Senior Ganzaga, treat Ramona. Also Jackson portrays this by showing how Alessandro and his father feel about the Americans taking the land the Native Americans were promised. By doing this, Jackson shows how the races treat each

support full time day worker located in Wildomar at a place called Southwest Healthcare System. The requirements of this particular job are one year experience in healthcare settings and a CCS certificate. The second job is located in Temecula as coder for a place called The Lawton Group. They are looking for five years of experience with CCS credentials and I would need to be able to work 40/hours per week at a hospital. This place has three openings

For this module, you will prepare an email and a memo. One message will be negative, and one message will be persuasive. If you decide to write a negative email, you will also write a persuasive memo. If you select a persuasive email, then your memo will be negative. WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT ONE: write a brief email (300 or fewer words). Make certain to include a subject line that will get your audience's attention. NEGATIVE - Case 9, Looney Launch coming back to earth: Informing retailers about the

Differential effects of antipsychotics on the development of rat oligodendrocyte precursor cells exposed to cuprizone Abstract Cuprizone (CPZ) is a copper-chelating agent and has been shown to induce white matter damage in mice and rats. The compromised white matter and oligodendrocytes (OLs) respond to some antipsychotics in vivo. However, little is known about the effects of antipsychotics on cultured OLs in the presence of CPZ. The aim of this study was to examine effects of some antipsychotics

Culture has many definitions, but is mostly defined as a set of beliefs, behaviors, customs, and ways of life that are shared and accepted by people in a society, moreover, culture is learned. Culture has an impact on how we communicate, therefore, the way we interact and communicate with others is influenced by our particular culture in which we live. My culture affects the way in which I communicate with people that I come in contact with, on a daily basis. I, like most people, live within many

My Graduation Graduation day is something many people will never forget. One of my biggest moments in my life was the day of graduation and the weeks leading up to it. It was one of the most exciting but nerve-racking moments in my high school years. Hearing my name being called to receive my diploma made things so surreal. I realized I was walking toward a new beginning in life and at that moment I realized how fast time had past. I was no longer a child anymore. The weeks leading up to graduation

consistently interning and working at history and anthropology museums since graduation. I have worked as a Cultural Intern, Cultural Consultant, and now as a Curation Technician at the Pechanga Cultural Resources Center, a native cultural institution in Temecula, CA. While there I have processed and cataloged repatriated collections and am instructing and supervising an intern in collection