The Rich Kids

The Rich Kids of Beverley Hills documents the extravagant lives of several wealthy friends in their twenties, but mainly focuses on longtime best friends Dorothy Wang and Morgan Stewart. All the friends share common interests in pricey shopping trips, penthouse parties, and extraordinary getaways to exotic locations. Although some of these friends generate their own income, most of them fund their expensive lifestyles through their parents’ money. The reality TV show follows Dorothy and Morgan

They say that character is developed by encountering with failure and overcoming it. The hidden power of character explains why some children perform well while others fail. However, I say that linking grit and character is pervasive and unfair to kids from poor backgrounds; particularly when the author states that academic proficiency is not a determinant of future success. The big point on Tough’s main arguments is that children succeed with character and not test scores. In his previous writings

common stereotype in Spring Lake is the “Preppy Rich Kid.” The “Preppy” part of these kids is that they love to wear a perfectly matching outfit; including their colorful Polo Shirts/t-shirts, colorful short-shorts, matching socks, with a matching pair of boat-shoes/skate-shoes. The “Rich” part of these kids is that they live in a big house on the water, their parents have high-paying jobs, and their parents will buy them whatever they desire. These kids typically drive an expensive foreign car, usually

The poor Greasers and the rich Socs, only heats up when one gang member kills a member of the other. This is the story about three brothers who live with each other after their parents were killed. Darry is the oldest and works as a roofer, Sodapop is the middle child and works at at gas station, and Ponyboy Curtis is the smart kid and also the youngest. Thesis: After the death of Johnny, Ponyboy realizes that Dallas didn't

The poor Greasers and the rich Socs, the beef started when one gang member kills a member of the other. This is the story about three brothers who live with each other after their parents were killed. Darry is the oldest and works as a roofer fixing roofs, Sodapop is the middle child and works at at gas station, and Ponyboy Curtis is the smart kid and also the youngest. Thesis: After the death of Johnny, Ponyboy realizes that

had to sell them. I walked with Heyla, barefoot, on the rock-covered ground. It had cracks in it from all the heat and sunlight. Heyla and I panted to the village miles away, the stones and solid pieces of dirt sticking painfully into our feet. The kids in the village had food and shoes. They even had schools and homes. They were lucky. Heyla entered the village gates first, but we both gasped at its sight. It looked like a paradise to us. All those things. . . . “I wish we could live here, Heyla

In "The Story of an Hour," I can relate to so many different things that go on in this short tragic story. After reading the story I almost felt like Louise Mallard and I were living the same life with different events and a different outcome. Everything about the two of us comes down to being always misunderstood and just wanting to be free. In the beginning of the story, we look at Louise Mallard from a bird's eye point of view. Louise is introduced as a devoted young wife who has been told

and Socs as rich prep boys. The book shows each Greaser as a nice person, and the Socs they mention as bullies. The book “The Outsiders” describes the Greasers houses as run down, but most of the Greasers work or go to school. It also describes Ponyboy, and Darry as smart boys that went to school, and have dreams of being successful. The book describes the Socs as rich boys, with parents that have good jobs with lots of money, and they live in big houses and drive good cars. Being rich or poor does

moved to the next available seat unaware of her pale eyes following my every step. If I didn’t know better it was almost like she was studying me like I was an animal or a test subject. The following day I saw her in the lunchroom. Sitting with the rich kids, the ones with the polished cars and money they could throw away, literally and don’t forget the designer clothes. Again she was staring at me. With her diluted blue Gatorade eyes and in her ear this time she had earbuds, her headphones around her

live a better life, adoring being widely rich in the tv shows we watch, music we listen to, social media and what we read in the news or books. Social media accounts like Rich kids of Instagram attracting more teenagers than any educational accounts on social media. In addition, the show Secret Lives of The Super Rich are attracting more viewers than any other educational tv shows, it shows the entertainment teenagers find interesting. The song “Super Rich Kids,” by Frank Ocean, is a warning to parents