Esteban's Observation

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The reason he wanted to come to TEC was to have a better opportunity and because he didn’t want to go to his local school, Bowsher. Luckily, some students from TEC came to his school to talk about the many benefits this school provides. Already, this school has had an impact on his life due to the Summer Reading (7 Habits), he says that it has changed the way he deals with situations. HE hopes to be challenged but be abe to handle his work, he finds being a freshman interesting. Attending TEC is difficult and being accepted here is a great achievement, this sets a good image for Nick, and will help him reach

He had everything a man could want a wife, kids, dirt bikes,cars, and snow cats. He had many friends who would go riding with him and help him out with projects. He was very well liked such as his father when I meet someone's parents and tell them my name I here my grandpas legacys along with my fathers and I feel so happy in the moment to know that that they made names for themselves and know that they've had people who still remember them even after so many years. Phillip is now 40 years old and still works in Alaska. He has moved since 205 sunset drive to cda.

This play has a very carefree and relaxed tone and it has comedy that is very easily translated to audiences today. Unlike The Twelfth Night, although it is also a comedy, the jokes did not carry though time and are not easily applied to a modern crowd, most of the jokes and banter between characters was lost throughout history as our language and mindset evolved. One Man, Two Guvnors was my favorite play this semester it’s very carefree and was a nice break at this time in the semester. This play was really funny and contained many different kinds of slapstick comedy, which helped in lure in a modern crowd and keep their attention with jokes that translate easily amongst all

Franklin was the ​perfect person to turn electricity from a parlor trick to science because he was a very smart person he loved science and he was a calm person he would enjoy watching trick. Franklin was always fascinated by the tricks and the true knowledge behind the trick. So after a while Dr. Spence would return and Ben would pretend to be his agent and he would test ideas with him. According to the story, one day the had got a package from Dr. Spence 's real agent it was a glass tube to charge electricity. Ben was every smart and clever he would come up with words to make his ideas understandable for others

Benjamin Franklin and His Enemies Summary Robert Middlekauff starts off by introducing Benjamin Franklin as a well-mannered and civic-minded individual who is loved by everyone. Of course, Benjamin Franklin was a little bit reserved when it came to strangers, but that never stopped people from growing fond of him. His good heart and spirit lead him to amazing people like Margaret Stevenson (Polly), John Adams, William Strahan, and Thomas Jefferson to name a few. Besides from having a well-liked personality Robert Middlekauff also reveals that Benjamin Franklin was a curious man who came equipped with an outstanding resumé.

He was mesmerized and impressed with my talents and accomplishments. He was not the least bit shy about expressing his instant attraction for me. I felt a spark of an odd kind of connection while at the same time my sense of better judgement was holding me firmly in place. He was significantly younger than me which was obvious in many ways though his courage and forthright manner kept me from believing he was too young. At the very least these qualities would leave me open-minded.

Another reason Martin Luther is a hero is because he is intelligent, and well

Since I was seven my parents would drive me to Ivoryton, Connecticut each summer. Each year I would see new and old faces. Once we had all settled into our designated tents for either two, four, six or eight weeks we walk around to meet the new campers. All I could hear was laughter and yelling in that moment. Everyone seemed so happy to finally see their friends again after another one hundred eighty days of school.

Class starts exactly at 8 and the second I got there I already recognized 2 of my buddies and 5 other McKinley students. Instantly I could tell this wasn't going to be that bad. I came to this class with a goal of getting an A and 3 days in, I finish quarter one of algebra and the teacher made me a math tutor along with some other kids. Math class was easy after words from then on. Once or twice a week during the summer I would go out, watch a movie or go eat with some friends and that was mainly my entire summer.

Finny who is one of those attractive guys who everyone likes and is attracted to because of his good nature other than his rule breaking. Finny happens to be good at almost everything including getting out of trouble and sports. Gene can 't help but envy him.

Tone/Mood: “ ... I would use her notebooks to reclaim the past and overcome terrors of my own…” (Page 1) The first page really sets a dreadful tone for the entire book. Isabel Allende uses words like “terrors”, “defenseless”, “mourning”, “powerless”, “indecent”, and “disgust”. I feel as though the ending of the book will as somber as the beginning of it.

Jaime Escalante was born on December 31, 1930, his legal name is Jaime Alfonso Escalante Gutierrez. Escalante was raised around teachers who are his family members. I’ll be talking more about Jaime’s Escalante’s childhood. Also about his different careers and what he does now.

Poverty is a crippling situation which can stagnate the development of individuals. Insufficiency in a society can affect persons in more ways than one. Those experiencing a substandard way of living may not be able to obtain quality education which can cause a lack of sufficient employment. Lower paying jobs will more than likely not include quality health insurance for the employee.

In Central America, some parents leave their children, and set out a journey to the United States in hopes of making a better life for them. Throughout the years, the children who are left behind eventually go on a journey to be reunited with their family. On the journey, the children acquire many character traits and skills that ultimately make them grow as a person. In the book by Sonia Nazario titled Enrique’s Journey, author Nazario writes about Enrique, a young Honduran boy, who goes on a long and strenuous trip to find his mother. In the article “Desperate Voyagers,” by Ioan Grillo, it talks on the subject of children fleeing their country due to gang violence.