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After high school I plan to pursue a career in the music buisness, more specifically as a recording engineer. There are various reasons for my decision, but three of the most important one are; I'm very involved in music now, I have found a good music school which I am looking into, and I know there are a lot of opportunities for people with a recording engineer degree. First of all, my stepbrother introduced me to music at an early age. It was at about the age of 12 my stepbrother would always listen to rock music and play his guitar along to his favorite songs. He had been trying to teach me for a long time how to play the guitar, but I just could not get the hang of it. Later, my
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every student will agree that competition intensifies during our high school years. Often, we see each other as rivals and competitors as we struggle to express our various talents and gifts that will most likely give us an advantage over our peers. Daily, we young people are tempted to compromise our morality in order to make competitive progress. Our challenge no longer lies in identifying what to do but rather what not to do. In the natural, how are we supposed to identify right from wrong when our egocentric society dictates that, "The end justifies the means"? As competition continues to gain strength over morality, it seems that it is entwining itself into morality.As we journey
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ClassificationSince I have graduated high school and began college, I saw a different transition between social groups in schools. In high school social groups were formed based on different styles of fashion trends. After high school I came upon a new perspective which opened my views of how people should not be judge by their physical appearance.The most popular social group, the-big-jocks-on-campus, maintained authority with in the school. Driving into school with model year" Mustangs " and " BMWs", they had their own special parking, otherwise they would force themselves to have their opening spot. People stereotyped them as jerks because of how they miss treated other students
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College graduate I think there are many differences between high school and college graduate. For instance, college students tend to focus on their major of study and high school student does need to select a major; College students are more mature and independent while high schoole students are more playful and depending on their parents; Most college students are working and most high school students are unemployed and they rely on their parents I think there are many differences between high school and college graduate. For instance, college students tend to focus on their major of study and high school student does need to select a major; College students
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I.Profile of RespondentsOur topic is inclined with the browsing behavior of 4th year high school students. With that, we requested seniors from random different schools such as Saint Jude Catholic School, Philippine Cultural High School, Grace Christian High School and the like to answer an online survey regarding their purpose of using the web and their corresponding browsing behaviors.We took 30 samples from the whole population and equalized the number of males who took the survey with the number of females. We also took into consideration the age of the respondents as we could track whether older 4th year students would differ in web experience compared with the younger ones
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comes the chorus that will always bore us,"Open your books to page three-fifty-fourFor twenty pages of homework you've been waiting for."After, or before, this amazingly sad boreThe word "project" comes to mind;Yet another way to put your brain in a bind."And look out, students! Tomorrow is dueThat huge project you've been putting off for a month or two."In third period, they may feel a bit muddy,Although it is no part becauseOf that test for which they did not study.But the third period teacher allows a respiteFor this particular teacher does not bite;His tests are challenging and his assignments fun,Making it seem that as if in a dream the school runs.Fourth period comes,And students
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who were potential social isolates was growing. These students are also likely to refuse to go to school, another problem, which concerns educators and parents.There are few employment opportunities for students who have dropped out of school. While high school students may find part-time jobs or gradually be absorbed into working-class life, students who become disconnected from school in their junior high school years have nowhere to go. So, in order to get job, students must work hard to graduate school and go to college. Also, most Japanese students don't want to "lose" to their friends by getting lower points on the various tests and quizzes that occur frequently in Japanese schools
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The Breakfast Club 1 Over the weekend, I watched The Breakfast Club directed by Oliver Stone. It had a great cast, which included famous actors such as Molly Ringwald, Emilio Estevez, Judd Nelson, Anthony Michael Hall, and Alley Sheedy. Each actor and actress had his or her own personality in this movie. Because of this great cast and the role each one played, I found this movie to be sensational. From what I was told about this movie from friends that have seen it before, the high school that the movie was filmed at really existed in the 1980's. There were thousands of students that attended that school. Much of what the movie was based on dealt with the lives of five different
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areas that are most important to a private school are also the ones that seem to be lacking in public schools. These include safety, order, teaching the basics and challenging young minds.Across the nation, public education systems continue to fail students; therefore many have chosen to attend private Catholic high schools to receive an education that will better prepare them for college. Overcrowded public high schools have been dealing with the problems of insufficient funding, large class sizes, students who simply refuse to learn and are disruptive.Due to an increase in violent acts committed, many public high schools have instituted low level security measures to ensure the safety of
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In 1980 two girls were caught smoking in the school laboratory at Piscataway High School, New Jersey, by a teacher. Smoking was prohibited by school rules, so the students, T.L.O and a friend, were taken to the principal's office. There, the assistant principal demanded to see T.L.O.'s purse. Cigarettes, Cigarette rolling paper, marijuana, a pipe, plastic bags, money, lists of names, and two letters that made it suspicious that she was connected to drug dealing. TLO says that she cannot be charged for any of these offenses, because she was violated of her rights promised in amendment 4, unlawful search and seizure. Due to obvious reason, the search was justified, and
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I am currently a senior at Daniel Murphy, and I have been here for four years and can not see myself anywhere else. If you are thinking of attending Daniel Murphy you are probably thinking how is it better or different from any other high school that you are thinking of attending. You will go through this same process when you are where I am in 12th grade, and thinking of which college to attend. Which people say is on of the biggest decisions in our lives. Well in that case your high school choice is up there as well. It depends on what high school you choose to attend, on which colleges you will apply for. Daniel Murphy is a college preparatory, and a great number of our graduates go on
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High School.You either had a good time, or you absolutely hated it. To me, the desire to fit in and feel a belonging was paramount as a freshman joining a sea of new faces and cliques, not to mention the unfamiliar territory I would be spending the next four years. Intimidation and fear were a couple of the emotions I experienced at first. But after some coarse tuning and a little faith, I was a typical "high school kid."I recognized early the need to have friends. And to me, the more friends I could get the better. I didn't care what ethnicity, social status, or clique they were affiliated with. I would befriend anyone, and everyone I could. My best friend introduced me to the school choir
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. Never studying or practicing, even for band, I was able to get high marks. Everything seemed perfect in which, my life in school, considering grades, was crystal clear and great. Unfortunately, as in Frost's poem, nothing holds true and this "perfect" school life ended during high school. The material covered in the classroom became more extent and mind probing. At first I never studied, and I thought I would get the same grades as before. To my dismay, I was wrong. Slowly, but surely, the grades in each of my classes were getting harder and harder to keep up. I finally realized, I had to study and work hard for my grades. Students all around me were acceding at a better rate than I was and I
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The aspect this education paper is referring to is the education of youth. The public school systems around the United States, especially in Florida are awful. The school systems for the most part just want more and more money and since the government doesn't give them what they want the school system just cuts back on whatever they think is expendable. Besides the money issue, schools are letting people become teachers that are not even close to qualified for a position of such responsibilities. One more thing is how a substitute teacher doesn't need any experience in the field they are subbing for and all one needs to be a substitute is a high school diploma, meaning these
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Freedom of knowledgeEducation has been around since the beginning of time. In the beginning knowledge was passed down by the elders. As humans developed, education became more formal. In the United States today, a child is required to go through thirteen years of formal education inside a classroom. After he graduates, the young adult must decide whether or not he wishes to attend college. If he decides to attend college, it will cost between $4,000 and $26,000 a year depending on what courses are available and the quality of the school. If the high school graduate decides he does not want to go to college, he will most likely be working a minimum wage job for the rest of his life. There
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When I first came to college, I noticed many differences between college and high school. The one difference that became the most obvious to me was the dating scene. During my high school years I had a very different understanding of dating. My definition for dating used to be a very narrow one. However, after experiencing my first semester at college my definition of that word has changed greatly. Therefore, the way that I understand the concept of dating has also changed. This report will talk about the ways in which my perspective on dating has changed and also on the differences between high school dating and college dating.High School Dating vs. College DatingThroughout my high school
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This is a very controversial issue for myself as I wasin 4-H while in high school and I knew a lot of home schoolers. In fact some of my good friends switched from public school to home schooling in the middle of their high school years. Some of my own opinions ondisadvantages of home schooling include the loss of cultural and economic differences, for example in most public school and many private school situations you are going to have kids of many different ethnic backgrounds. When I first learned about homeschooling, while in a public middle school I was kind of shocked at the idea and had a lot of feelings against homeschooling for example critics of homeschooling have pointed out that
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1Mrs. CarrPre-AP English9 September 2013In Warriors Don't Cry, Melba Pattillo Beals uses conflict to help illustrate her bravery and fearfulness.Beals was very brave while going to Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. She went through many awful things, but still continued going to that school even though she could stop. At one point in the story, the president had ordered half the troops to leave. Beals was afraid at first, but remembered the things her guard, Danny, had told her. "A new voice in my head spoke to me with military like discipline…" (Beals 128). Even though Beals had lost her guard, she stood strong and continued through that day, and through the rest of the
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Opinion ParagraphThe internet is a very resourceful and useful tool for highschool students. With the internet students can access information from any computer with internet access, transfer data and use a large variety of online resources that are in more depth than high school text books.Information resources such as web sites and online Libraries can be accessed from any computer, with internet access. A computer with internet access can go online to a website that a student may have access at home or at school. With a student being able to access web sites and online resources at their own discretion, research for projects can be done at a students own pace. Now that research can be
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youth sports, including baseball, basketball and soccer, which was very rewarding to me. At her suggestion, I started substituting at the elementary school level in Lexington. This allowed me to still be home when my children got home from school but also allowed me to work with students. I accepted a long-term sub position at MGES in one of the Special Education classes and shortly afterwards was offered a full time position.My family is sports oriented and we thoroughly enjoy the outdoors. My son plays on the high school soccer and basketball teams and plays on a soccer travel team, one of my daughters also plays on her high school soccer team, as she has been doing since the 7th grade, and
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Tinker v. Des MoinesPetitioners, three public school pupils in Des Moines, Iowa, were suspended from school for wearing black armbands to protest the Government's policy in Vietnam.John F. Tinker, 15 years old, and petitioner Christopher Eckhardt, 16 years old, attended high schools in Des Moines, Iowa. Petitioner Mary Beth Tinker, John's sister, was a 13-year-old student in junior high school.In December 1965, a group of adults and students in Des Moines held a meeting at the Eckhardt home. The group determined to publicize their objections to the hostilities in Vietnam and their support for a truce by wearing black armbands during the holiday season and by fasting on December 16 and New
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Why StudyEnglish I think that we should study English because we can always use it no matter where we are. The skills we learn in our Reading/Spelling/English class will help us through our journey through high school and college. A lot of people take English for granite but I know that I will need it in my life.I have been in English since 1st grade were I learned my vowels and consonants. In grammar school I learned how to read, and write in cursive. Those skills have helped me a lot! At my old school the standard was a lot higher so I had to work harder. I have learned a lot from that experience.Last year in English I did not learn all that I wanted to. So this year I hope to make up for
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Track,football,soccer,baseball,basketball, and other sports attract dedicated student athletes who often pratice every day after school and then participate in weekend games.Should these students be forced to give up an elective class period to take a required physical education class? In order to meet the state's physical education course requirements,that is exactly what Whitman high school ask them to do. I believe that this policy that this policy doesn't make any sense. Instead the Montgomery County plublic high schools should exempt student athletes from taking P.E. classes.First of all, partiipating in extracurricular sport meets the objectives of the state's course
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Ideal SchoolEach individual has its own ideas and opinions, on a multitude of topics. One such topic is the American education system. It is easy to realize that high school particularly, provides the last vestige of education students receive before entering the world. The ideal high school would pool knowledge, research, cultural diversity, and information from the entire world.When creating the ideal high school it is necessary to go back to the drawing board. The ideal school would be designed and built in a way that supports a educated and stimulating environment. Landscape design is used to create a peaceful, park-like setting. This would isolate the school from the surrounding
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Dr. Noble believes handing out condoms in high school to control STD's (Sexually Transmitted Diseases) is inadequate given the consequences. That "Safe Sex" is a myth. Many people believe that giving condoms to high school students will protect them from STD's. Relying on his years of experience as an infectious disease physician, Dr. Noble is reluctant to agree.Dr. Noble has found that people lie or just do not offer their medical condition to their prospective partners in intimate situations. Even the most seriously infected people; people with deadly communicable diseases will lie. He explains that even those who are aware of their partner's medical condition, are likely to forget at
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Jennifer R. Lewis Freshman Seminar Assignment 0ne Do you love to party, cut loose, or have a good time? During high school, did you spend your four years having carefree fun? Well if so college is not the place for you.College-secondary education after high school, established to further personal growth and career opportunities. Many students believe that college is just like high school but bigger. I'm sure that we all heard the rumors about how college is just one big drunken orgy. But that's only half of the story. Along with the newly given freedom, serious responsibilities are in tow. I'm
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families because the decision will decide whether public prayer will be allowed at sporting events. In fall 1995, hundreds of students and sport fans from the Santa Fe District in Texas attended a public high school football game. But before the game began, school officials turned over the microphone to a student elected by classmates to announce a prayer over the stadium's public address system. Two students in the audience, one Catholic and the other Mormon, recognized that it was not their prayer being read and felt something was wrong. The parents of the two children tried to negotiate with the Santa Fe school district, asking school officials to stop promoting prayer at school events. As
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To whom it may concern:I would like to apply to work in your law firm for the summer because I think it would be beneficial to me and your company as well. I have a good educational and discipline background, and I maintain above average grades while volunteering my time at the local library and school activities. I have not gotten into any problems with authorities or my school. I am looked up to as a leader of my school, and that will be a quality that I am willing to portray if I am to receive this placement.A good attitude is something I can also bring to the workplace. I get along with most people very well, and I respond to new things, environmental and occupational, quickly. I do not
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not been properly addressed. The reasons for these poor figures relating to Aboriginal students are problems such as the students feeling disadvantaged because the set up of High Schools pays little attention to their culture and specific needs for learning. Parents have said they have difficulty getting their children to attend school when it is such and uncomfortable environment, and there is also persistent sense of racism in dealing with the schools faculty and other students. These problems obviously run fairly deep throughout not only education systems, but societies views and stereotypes, dealing with and solving this major difficulty is unlikely to be something that can or will occur
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parallels to Roberts's real-life rocket to fame a rather swift trip accomplished with a minimum of dues-paying and no formal training. Three days after her high school graduation, Roberts left her hometown of Smyrna, Georgia, for New York City. Almost immediately she was offered a modeling contract by the CLICK agency, and shortly thereafter secured a role in her first feature film. Never mind that prior to this her sole acting credits were a couple of high school plays.Roberts's older siblings, brother Eric and sister Lisa, are actor as well. It was at Lisa's apartment in new york that Roberts made her home away from home at age seventeen, and it was Eric who secured the novice actress her
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Celina 3For some students, getting through high-school successfully is a seemingly impossible task. As a student, they must analyze their learning skills, or they may encounter some problems in their early university and/or college life. Most cannot properly structure their thoughts while their notifications are lighting up their cellular devices, or their favorite show is on the night before a presentation. Bad work habits usually call for more stress, thus creating none other than "the grumpy teenager." The ultimate way to succeed in high school is to develop time management skills. There are a few ways to set a student on the right track to developing these skills.Being on time is the
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SituationPhillip Chin (Marketing Director) for HI (Hurricane Island) is in the midst of formulating the 1987 marketing budget. Of the many options for fulfilling next years corporate goals, supporting the PDP (Professional Development Program) represents a clear path toward meeting the schools leadership strategic objective.AnalysisPDP participants consist of highly homogenous corporate groups that seek an alternative to in-house training. HIs superior instructors and facilities provide a challenging environment whereby corporate participants demonstrate greater managerial abilities, such as confidence and communications, than they had prior the
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Brown v. Board of Education was a landmark case in the history of American education. There were several events and issues which led up to this critical event. From the 1892 Plessy vs. Ferguson Supreme Court Case, the precedent of "separate but equal" was set. This doctrine affected the school system, in that there were separate schools for white and black children. These schools were constitutional as long as they were equal. In the 1900s, with industrialism in the forefront, the cities went through a process of alteration. This concept is crucial because it illustrates that people began to live in ethnic enclaves. These neighborhoods later effected where students would attend school. In
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"Superliteracy" component was added to ensure the development of high levels of reading, writing, and speaking skills. The policy further requires strengthening pre-school education and parent and community parcipitation in the education process of the District (Hawkins, p.1).In the following, there are findings on African Americans in school: 53% of the total Oakland School's enrollment were black, 71% of the students enrolled in the Special Education were black, 37% of the students enrolled in Gate classes were black, and the average Grade Point Average of black's in school was 1.80, which is the lowest in the District (Hawkins, p.2). Also, 64% of the students held back were African American
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Name________________________________ Period_______ Date_______________ Match Each Letter With The Correct Response. Some Answers Are Used More Than Once.1. _____ the Lasch's house keeper a. Fran Simmons 2. _____ Molly Lasch's high school b. a miniature statue 3. _____ father was involved in money scam c. the Lasch's study 4. _____ Gary Lasch's father d. Jenna Whitehall 5. _____ Gary Lach's mistress e. Cal Whitehall 6. _____ Molly Lasch's
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important for people that want to look and feel good.4. Although their overall fitness should be improving, many girls become lee fit after about twelve years of age? Why do you think this happens? Girls may become less fit after the age of twelve because other issues may become more important. These things may include becoming interested in boys, puberty and school may become harder as children make the change from Primary School to High School.5. Explain why you think you got the results that you did in your fitness test. For example "At gymnastics I do a lot of stretching which has enabled e to score a positive 6 in the sit and reach activity. Sit and Reach is an activity designed to test flexibility." I thought I did pretty well on my fitness test considering I haven't been exercising much the past 3 years due to a knee injury. However, I could have done better if I had have stretched and prepared better.
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Sample Student 1
Sample Student
Professor Tavis
English 101
November 28, 2012
Does It Work?
How do we measure intelligence? Today most college's look to the SAT
to find this answer, but what is this test examining? Is it a measure of what an individual
knows or how much that individual can learn? The stated purpose of the SAT is to show
college's "how well you can apply the skills you learned in high school" (FAQs).
People would assume that knowing this score would give colleges an idea about an
individual's intelligence. However, The Princeton Review states, the SAT "measures
neither intelligence nor the stuff you're learning in high school" (Robinson vii).
Princeton, one of the top
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everyone who ever kept them down is long dead. Sadie and "Bessie" tell the stories of their intriguing lives, from their Southern Catholic school upbringing to their involvement in the civil rights movement in New York City."Sadie" is the older (103 years old) and sweeter of the sisters. The first colored high school teacher in the New York Public School System, "Sadie" considers herself to be the Booker T. Washington of the sisters, always shying away from conflict and looking at both sides of the issue."Bessie" is the younger sister (101 years old) and is much more aggressive. A self-made dentist who was the only colored female at Columbia University when she attended dentistry school there
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attack on the World Trade Center many people used their cell phones to contact family members to speak their last words and to call people to help them out of the building. If it wasn't for cell phones many more people would have died because they would not have been able to lead firemen and guard workers to them. If a situation like this or one like the attack on Columbine High School were to occur cell phones would help students and faculty to make phone calls for help in time of emergency. Although some people are against the use of phones in school, sometimes it is appropriate for them to be used.Most schools feel that cell phones are a distraction to the student, however if they are not
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the child is exposed to, and it is hard to get people to change from their original ideas of politics, or anything for that matter. In 1965 Jennings and Niemi selected a sample of high school seniors throughout the country and found that 58.9% of them had chosen the same party as their parents.Another influence on how people are shaped is the Mass Media. Today more and more people are spending more and more time watching television. The average grade school student spends more time watching tv than he or she does at school. The media has been called the "new parent" by some. However, the programs that would influence political opinion the most, such as the news, are rarely watched by the
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school, 6% were working, and 16% were unemployed. Thirty-five percent had moved away from home, and 3% were in foster homes or homes for young people.Psychiatrists assessed the boys and girl with a questionnaire that assess cognitive, behavioral, affective, and somatic components of depression. According to the psychiatrists "the Questionnaire contained 130 questions. Each question had 6 alternative responses. The 130 questions formed 12 scales: Impulse Control, Emotional Tone, Body Image, Social Relationships, Morals, Sexual Attitude, Family Relationships, Mastery, Vocational and Educational Goals, Emotional Health, Superior Adjustment, and Idealism." And with high scores in individual scales
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silly. So what would happen when you mix your jocks and preps together (blue and yellow). Does it instantly make your popular group (green)? No, it just makes a weird shade of pine green.Popularity is like that. It is confounding and unnatural. So how does one define it? As I read through the dictionary under popular, it gave four definitions. The last one being the one that appealed to me the most. It reads "liked by many people." When I read that I just think well, if you are nice to other people they will be nice to you. Therefor, many people would like you. And you'd be popular. That's not how it works.On second thoughts, high school students describe popular as having many friends. Having
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$100 or more per month, per account.If a school plans to have more than a few individual Internet users, it will need to consider a network with a high-speed dedicated line connected to the Internet. This school network would probably be a small- or medium-sized network in a single building or within very few geographically close buildings. Connecting an entire school may require more than one specific LAN(Local Area Network).Most high-speed Internet connections are provided through a dedicated leased line, which is a permanent connection between two points. This provides a high quality permanent Internet connection at all times. Most leased lines are provided by a telephone company, a cable
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My name is Eddie Larson and this is my story of how I changed my life around. I grew up on the citys south side which had one of the highest amounts of teen pregnancy and crime rates and also common gang violence. I, myself wasnt a gang member but our culture and our brown skin labelled us all.As I made my way into high school things became harder. I began giving into peer pressure and I started to struggle. If things inside school werent making my life hard enough, outside influences sure were. I got in many fights in and out of school and I had incidents with the law many a time. I even recall once being held at gun point. I had bad grades, I failed everything. I just
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absolute protection of all forms of speech, especially some forms of symbolic speech. Symbolic speech is a form of "political expression that communicates with visual symbols instead of words" (Miroff, Seidelman, Swanstorm 457), and has caused numerous disputes, many of which have been decided by the nation's courts, in recent years.A landmark court case for defending the rights of symbolic speech was Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District in 1969. John and Mary Beth Tinker, and their friend Christopher Eckhardt, decided to wear black armbands to their schools in Des Moines to protest of the Vietnam War. The school board heard a rumor about this and chose to pass a policy
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might seem different from the surface, but if you look deeper, then you would see how students feel today. Today's society is spoiled because our generation didn't have to go through a World War II concentration camp. Since we never did, and all we know is what we've been through (which isn't anything), it seems like what we're going through is tough. The bells, administrators, fences, and fear are the main things of how schools are tied in with concentration camps. Some adults say how horrible high school was or how bad college was, if that's the case, maybe someone should write a book about their horrible experience(s) at school just as Elie did with his novella Night.
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Race is defined as a cultural category composed of people who share biologically transmitted traits that members of a society consider important. Ethnicity is a shared cultural heritage based on having common ancestors, language, or religion that confers a distinctive social identity. (Macionis, 2005)It is my opinion that the reason that "White and Asian students define success tin school as earning high grades or African-American students define success as doing as well as other black students and not falling or Hispanic students define success as attaining a white-collar job in an office after graduation" (CTUOnline, 2006) is because of today's academic standards and the use of stereotype
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, recently inspired the country by scoring 20 points in four minutes in a varsity high school basketball game. Essentially, President Bush met with this inspiring high school basketball player and his parents to congratulate them. We see President Bush as Chief-of-State, engaging in a ceremony that can improve his image to the public.Example 2: President Bush as Chief LegislatorUnder the U.S. Constitution, only Congress is actually given the power to make laws. However, the Constitution gives the president power to influence Congressional lawmaking. Presidents can be a major force in legislative activity, by signing or vetoing bills, by making a persuasive speech to Congress, etc. On March 20
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all the days tallied up, it didn't seem so awful. I felt as if I just won an immunity challenge, giving me one more change and stay at frost. I quickly fan danced my way through seventh grade in a flash and I thought I had done everything I needed to do, but completely regardless of what was yet to come.When eighth grade began, I couldn't wait until it was summer time again, counting off each and every day off the assignment book. I was so excited for high school, filled with millions of hopes and dreams. But as the end neared, a dark cloud had hovered over me, and the hopes and dreams turned into endless nights of horror. I didn't know how to overcome it, for the change in elementary school
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A SALTY HIGHI gazed there, looking among the horizon, a dawn sky brightened with the rising sun; waiting for the most unique peeler to form my way. Sitting on my 6'2fiberglass surfboard, i was in awe at the beautiful lively nature that surrounded me. The ocean breeze sprayed against my face and the salty moisture in the air plastered to my dry lips. I noticed the seagulls in the distance, were soaring around a gigantic school of flounder, among the shallow waters of the sandbar. The tide wasdemanding and it pulled me along south as I watched my towel on the beach, diminish.Surfing- it's more than a weekend activity with the kids, or a successful football game; it's a way of life, a
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