Argumentative Essay # 1

The Great Debate is about the weather or not to keep The Constitution. Which the Anti-Federalists didn’t want around anymore. But The Federalists had believed that somebody had to have some type of power to keep all states in control at once. But it had to be ratified by at least 9/13 states to become a legal. But each side had their own opinions on how the states should be handled.

Esteemed teacher at Elk Grove High School was arrested Thursday morning. Two Elk Grove police officers barged in on her first class of the day not only to find that she had controlled substances on her, but she also tried planting them on a student in said class.

In 2016, more than ever, the team was committed to and had one goal of winning. One of our biggest rivals was St. John’s College High School (SJCHS). My doubles partner and I played the last match of the WCAC championships against SJCHS. During the season, SJCHS was one of the hardest competitors we faced but walking onto the court on the final day of championships, my partner and I knew we would fight and win. After 45 minutes, I hit an ace and we won the match that put us in the lead to win the championships. October 30, 2016 was the single most exciting and overwhelming day for the team all season. Everyone’s hard work paid off.

We will be helping with the Thursday Night meal at the Highland Center on the 5th Thursday of each month for the rest of the year. The next 5th Thursday is July 30th. Stephanie Slack will be heading up our group as Ronney Joe will be out of town.

The Columbus Sailor Wrestling Team had an amazing season this year. This season the team had 11 boys wrestling coached by head coach Denny Boylen and his two assistant coaches, Dan Magayna and Lee Hansen. These wrestles participated in ___ tournaments, __ dual meets. They finished the 2016-2017 season with _ team wins, a total of _ pins, had both Colin and Ethan Schmitz finish 3rd at districts (?), and sent Kaleb Boylen to the state tournament in Des Moines, Iowa, where he placed

In 1976, Congress passed the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) in response to a growing national concern about public exposure to toxic chemicals. Since then, it has largely been hailed as a failure for two reasons. First, TSCA has been unable to effectively compel producers to test and disclose adequate information on chemical toxicity. Second, it has been ineffective at designating sufficient resources to the EPA to identify and reduce the possible health and environmental risks associated with new chemicals. Nonetheless, it has been devoid of major revisions since its implementation. In the nearly 40 years of congressional inaction on this issue, many states have intervened by enacting stricter chemical laws that fill in TSCA’s gaps.

Hi Amber, I wholeheartedly agree with your statement in this week’s post that this is a very controversial topic and is interesting at the same time. In fact, I only live about forty-five minutes from this area and want to know more about the entire story. I believe that in all situations we should try to find the best solution for both sides rather than trying to find out what will help with the side we feel is best. However, I do understand that each side had needs, but are we saying one is more important than the other. As I think about this event and our Unit 2 discussion about our footprints, it makes me wonder what we as individuals would have been willing to give up for the safety of the snail darters environment.

Most of President Obama’s proposals involves increase fundings for better training through police, first responders, and the school systems, however at the mention of restricting military like firearms and a personal opinion President Obama expressed about banning all guns like other countries have made gun activists such as the NRA outraged. The NRA activists fully exercise their second amendment right to bear arms, but forget about the dangers our schools in America have faced because of guns being in the wrong hands.

Computers and technological devices have been heavily used in millions of elementary classrooms throughout the world. While many people believe this is a beneficial thing some think it is taking over the traditional ways of learning and damaging their social interaction. All the colors and sounds on the screen attract children and make them think that what they are learning is fun and enjoyable. Using computers in the classroom is very beneficial, but it should not be replacing traditional ways of education. As Elizabeth Bohnhorst, author of Floppy Disk Fallacies, stated “…computers are being used more and more frequently as a substitute for books, blackboards, and in some cases, the teachers themselves (251-252)”. Students will soon not have the need to bring pencils, paper, and even a backpack to class because everybody will be using computers as a means of learning. Moreover, computers should be used only as a tool to assist learners and make certain tasks accomplishable more efficiently while also keeping traditional ways of learning.

Comment: To avoid any more drastic cuts and burning through the cash reserves, we will need to bring in a higher sales tax immediately. The difficulty of placing a higher sale tax is getting Legislature to approve this. My colleagues and I have been consistent with attending conferences in Sacramento and Washington D.C. seeking for advocates to help with funding VTA. VTA faces a projected $6 billion deficit over the next two decades if we don’t get an approval for high sales tax. If this doesn’t work out, we will continue to cut more services in order to keep VTA doors open.

I go to two different schools, Pierce County Skill Center in the morning and Cascade Christian in the afternoon. Their is a distinct difference in the two, and that is how they handle religion. At the Skill Center I have seen how some of the christian students are treated, christians are often dismissed and unheard, and atheists are put on a pedestal and openly listened to. I know atheists and christians alike that are good people and have good intentions, but their views are treated very differently. People should not be treated differently because of what they

Peyton shows the same commitment both on the field and in the classroom. As a member of our varsity softball team, Peyton sees his involvement as more than just playing a sport – the experiences and the lessons learned about dedication, winning, losing, leadership and teamwork are most important. It’s enlightening to see how Peyton makes a connection between the classroom and softball. He is able to take the knowledge gained in the classroom and use it in softball and vice versa.

Ever since he was able to go to school, he has been a fellow classmate of Webster High School Class of 2019. In his ongoing high school years, and way before that, he has been involved with sports, for as long as he can remember. His father, Jarrod Washburn, former player for three Major League Baseball teams, had inspired him to play baseball. Jack Washburn’s first job, even included baseball. He has the opportunity to teach young kids about the sport of baseball; he likes the idea of being able to help others who are interested in learning about something he really cares for. Besides baseball, he does have other interests. Jack is also a fan of basketball, and connecting with the outdoors by hunting, fishing, and hiking.

My freshman year at University of Mississippi began nearly 40 years after the school was integrated. I tailgated in the Grove with the seas of people on football Saturdays and I walked among the antebellum-style architecture and magnolia trees without a care. Long gone were the days of the segregation where the color of my skin mattered. I was proud to be there then and I am proud to be an alumnus now, however sometimes when I tell people where I went to college it catches them off guard and some look at me puzzled as if to say “Why there?” For many people the reputation and symbols of the University of Mississippi and history as a battleground during the civil rights era are hard to forget. As great of a school as it is these negative

Another game that displays the white males world view would be Spelunky. Spelunky is a 2D platformer where you are a white adventurer exploring this cave full of monsters and traps. The goal of the game is to explore the whole cave and avoid dyeing by any means. As you go through there are damsels that happen to get stuck in this cave for no reason. These damsels have a variety of uses, the first being that if you rescue them they give you a kiss and you gain a extra life for when you die. The other uses are throwing and shielding. Throwing the damsel can trigger traps, hurt monsters, and free you hands so you can do other things. Shielding is when you hold the damsel out to take arrows, bombs, and monster hits for you. Now if your damsel