Choisky Peanut Butter By James Gregory

A Rhetorical Analysis of “Against Meat” by Jonathan Safran Foer The standard way of thinking about vegetarianism has it that you either are one or you are not. While it is rarely discussed between omnivores and herbivores over dinner, vegetarians often fall into a category more accurately described as conscientious meat eaters. In Jonathan Safran Foer’s essay, “Against Meat,” he describes his personal plight to become, and remain, a vegetarian through-out his life.

"Crossing the Swamp," a poem by Mary Oliver, confesses a struggle through "pathless, seamless, peerless mud" to a triumphant solitary victory in a "breathing palace of leaves. " Oliver's affair with the "black, slack earthsoup" is demonstrated as she faces her long coming combat against herself. Throughout this free verse poem, the wild spirit of the author is sensed in this flexible writing style. While Oliver's indecisiveness is obvious throughout the text, it is physically obvious in the shape of the poem itself.

The Mudville Nine take the field in Ernest Lawrence Thayer’s poem, “Casey at the Bat” The significance of this poem shows the beauty of baseball: the American tradition, die hard fans, a closer look at what happens on the field, and the unexpected turn of events when the hero, Casey, strikes out and the Mudville Nine lose. Yet, it also exposes a dark side of the game. Win or lose, the game can be a bitter disappointment when the players, fans, and the overall atmosphere gives off a negative vibe. In any sport, if you love your team, you stick with them until the sweet victory or bitter end.

The novel All the Lovely Bad Ones by Mary Downing Hahn, follows two teenage siblings, Travis and Corey who are sent to an inn owned by their grandmother. The two mischief-makers accidentally awaken ghosts after what they believed to be as a harmless prank to the guests of the inn. The zodiac sign that describes the protagonist, Corey the best is Scorpio. Corey is a Scorpio because she is very bold as well as secretive. Because she is very secretive and bold, she is very good at lying and keeping secrets.

Abigail Colvin Mr. Sanders Chemistry II 12 May 2016 The Chemy Called Al Introduction Chemistry is the study of matter and its properties. Even though the term chemistry has not always existed, chemistry has always been a part of life and is essential to life. By understanding the basics of chemistry, many discoveries and inventions have been made that improve life.

Out of the 3 college applicants Mendoza, Gregory, and Gallagher, Gregory would be the best candidate for a MOOC because he is a purposive person that has goals which can be reached easily by taking a MOOC. I feel this way because he is flexible, involved, and a determined person. Gregory is a flexible person, meaning that he has the ability to work in any type of environment without having difficulties. I know he is flexible because in Chunky Peanut Butter he claims that “I lead through example, but I am flexible. I am able to work with any kind of jelly.”

While reading The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, the relationship between Rex and Rose Mary walls and their children became to be very intriguing. Specifically how they raised their kids without holding anything back, an idea reinforced by a famous Walt Disney quote This quote describes how “trying to shield” children ) from reality” wouldn’t “do them any favor.” This idea was enforced by multiple occasions from the book which include letting Jeannette cook by herself at the age of 3, even after getting serious burns from cooking, letting the kids do whatever they wanted as long as they “Used common sense”, and the incident where Rex let Jeannette go upstairs with a stranger because he knew she could defend herself. The first incident revolves around how Jeannette was allowed to cook, even after having serious burns from from cooking. ”She had to get right back on the saddle.”

There is a eleven year old girl who can 't handle little things. This book is called “Eleven”, by Sandra Cisneros. The story is about a little girl who just turned eleven and goes to school and has the worst day of her life because of a red sweater. Rachel shows multiple years of age throughout the short story through her reactions. For example she cried because she had to put on a red sweater.

“The Cafe Book” written by Gail Boushey and Joan Moser also known as the sisters introduce us to a form of structure. Within this structure it can help to confer with students, help by providing a system for tracking growth and get to student independence, it can also can be a language for talking about reading development. This system known as CAFE stands for Comprehension, Accuracy, Fluency, and Expand vocabulary. Throughout the book the “sisters” use this system to track the students.

There is a good reason why people have such strong reasons for just believing in their way: no one wants to be wrong. In Loraine Hansberry ’s play A Raisin in the Sun, Walter Makes a bad decision but doesn’t want to be wrong. He feels as though he knows he is wrong but doesn’t want accept itWalter considers postponing his business, Due to wanting his family happy and having a better relationship with his wife. Walter shows stubbornness because he was going to get the money for the house for his business but and mainly choosing things for the family and not asking how that person feels.

Elijah Anderson, a Yale professor, developed the concept or theory entitled the “code of the street” which explains the reasoning for high rates of street violence among African-American juveniles in a Philadelphia community. The “code of the street” is the way of life for many living in poverty-stricken communities which attempt to regulate behaviors. Anderson observed that juveniles in inner-city neighborhoods who are exposed to racial discrimination, economic disadvantages and alienation from mainstream society may lead violent behavior. The strain, social learning, and labeling theories are all directly related to Anderson’s work.

It is with great enthusiasm and pleasure that I recommend Michael Stoker. Michael is one of South Windsor’s most talented seniors who have left a great impression on me as well as many others in our school and community. A serious student with the talent and desire to succeed. Michael’s academic success is validated by achieving a 4.0 GPA as well as demonstrating solid college readiness on the SAT test.

Carl Deuker lives in Seattle. What inspired Carl to write the book Gym Candy was he wanted his readers to see through the eyes of a football star, he wants to show the readers that how the football star got into doing drug to be better at football. Also to show people the bad things and also show the punishments of you using the drugs gets you. The theme of this book is that “Drugs changes people”. The reason this theme fits this novel is because in this book there is a boy named Mick Johnson he wanted to be the best football player ever played.

In The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, Rose Mary is the mother of the Walls children who often does not act as a true adult. Rose Mary’s attitudes and behaviours are childlike, and therefore her children must take on responsibility for the lack her own. Rose Mary ignores her obligations as a parent and chooses an irresponsible way of life which endangers her children. Rose Mary has never properly matured into adulthood due to her lack of financial stability, bliss ignorance and optimism, and her selfishness nature.

I want students to push themselves harder than they though possible, which has been modeled by my professors pushing me to do the same. Teachers are role models to show students that it is okay to not be perfect, but it is about trying to improve and persevere. George Fox has teachers that modeled and let me practice my own pedagogy, which will allow me to be a confident and effective educator. By finishing my education at George Fox I can show my students what it is like to set goals and finish them. I am a proud first generation college student