The Residents

Code of Conduct Within this work environment God calls us to love our family, we strive to make it possible by creating a harmonious environment for all. Our home has put into place a few different guidelines to help our staff to stay focused on our mission. Here at Providence we strive to make it a gratifying workplace. We use different tools to encourage our staff to do their best along the way. We do this by using the kudos board, which recognises staff, as well as our daily, monthly, and quarterly

Something Called Life What is happiness? “The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas” by Ursula K. LeGuin, is a story in which everybody would see it as a brutal and horrific story of a kid who is being incarcerated for his/her whole life as an exchange of all the goodness and happiness of Omelas. However, the narrator lets us know the misunderstanding concept of happiness that the Omelas people have, and how vague and profound this feeling can be for certain people who are living in a “Fairy tale city.”

dysfunctional and provides little social support. An anomic community has not or does not take advantage of outside linkages; there is no sense of belonging to the community. Some conditions that illustrate the Watts neighborhood is anomic are the residents of the community live in fear and do not trust each other. The community fails to address persistent problems poverty, unemployment, and lack of financial resources for education. Also, the community was alienated and isolated from interacting

she is looked down upon in pity. The residents are enraged when their basin, which is just newly bought for the building and is a luxury that had never been given to the residents, is stolen. One of the residents hollered “‘This is all her doing…She informed the robbers. Where was she when she was supposed to guard the gate?’” (81). Boori only responds with “Believe me, believe me. I did not inform the robbers” (81). What is most shocking is that the residents accuse her of lying, and it is all consequently

South Street Philadelphia’s sidewalk’s safety is not determined by the strangers shuffling in and out of the area, but instead by the local residents and community members who live there. Based on my personal observations, the biggest asset to South Street in regard to safety and overall quality of the area are the locals who reside there. This idea of community investment relating to the safety of a street is presented in Jane Jacob’s novel The Death and Life of Great American Cities and is one

When I first applied to the University of Georgia (UGA), psychology was the only discipline on my mind. However, based on my passion for working with people and relationship dynamics, my advisor recommended sociology or human development and family sciences (HDFS) as minors to supplement psychology. As I explored these departments, I experienced a sense of passion I thought was reserved for psychology. Within the year, I expanded my major to both psychology and sociology with a minor in HDFS. While

Rosita Cardenas PBSV 101 Visco & McLean 16 September, 2017 Albion Michigan Heavy traffic, blaring sirens, and stress linger in the atmosphere of my hometown Houston. Before coming to Albion, Houston was all I knew about the city. The word city, can be defined as an abundance of things yet, as “Love Where You Live” stated in, “great cities you sense a spirit of generosity visible in small gestures and the large, and it is these that can make ordinary places extraordinary even if they are down heel”(16)

In tenth grade I was enrolled in conformation class at my parish church. This was the first time I had really started getting involved with my Church parish. The big event everyone was talking about for the upcoming summer was the mission trip to Jamaica. My first thoughts about this trip were to stay away from it. I found myself not wanting to get involved with a huge event like this. Leaving the United States is something that I have never done before. A whole week away from home is something that

Dane Williams Social Studies Mrs. Brasil Book Review- The Diary of a Young Girl May 23, 2017 The Diary of a Young Girl is an interesting read. Sad when you realize a young girl’s life was taken away in such a horrible and selfish manner. Hopeful and optimistic is often the tone of Ann’s writing. Anne probably never imagined her diary would be made public and read the world over. I am not sure she would have written so openly and honestly if she had thought that would be the case. This book allows

One of the best days of my childhood was the day my older brother rolled his sparkling new bike up the driveway. I remember it fondly, it was a summers day and I sat on the front stoop of my small little home with my mom watching my dad and brother unload the new bicycle from our family minivan. Lime green hammerhead sharks wrapped around the cobalt blue aluminum framing and silver hand breaks glittered in the sunlight. When my brother and I were kids, having a bike was a gateway to freedom and more