Albany

The city of New Albany, and New Albany High School are in need of better outreach programs and services to people living with mental illness. According to the National Institute of Mental Health “tens of millions of people each year” are affected by mental illnesses. However only “half of the people with mental illness receive treatment”(National Institute of Mental Health). Meaning that residents of New Albany could be in need of help, and treatment. There is also an evident need for mental…

From entertainment to the arts, concerts to comedy, the Overture Center is a bastion of culture and community in a city famous for both. The Overture Center, whose history dates back to the late 1920s, hosts almost 200,000 programs each year and is a staple in the Madison community. In any community, no matter the size, it is important to have a place where people can come together for a variety of reasons. In Madison, a place where people come together to celebrate, to be entertained and to…

Albany Ga Monroe high vs Westover high rival clash. Highlights big crowds, loud noise and a crazy tempo and it’s the fourth quarter. This is where clutch happens the quarterback says hike and the ball is thrown deep down the field. “They fight and fight Ernest Davis, and Lohan Wicker, and they jump it’s an interception it’s going the other way. Running full speed back he dodges two defenders and now he’s hit out of bounce. Ernest Davis with the big defensive play”. The announcer makes it sound…

redemption scene where he finally gets justice by killing the man who caused him so much suffering. Albany does not have a scene anything like this scene between Edgar and Edmund. Not only does he have nothing substantial to revenge, but he does not have any kind of battle or display of strength with anyone. Even when he is given proof that his wife is pining for Edmund, he does not take action. Albany may be a decent man, but he is not the savior of the play. Edgar clearly contributes…

Zonderman HI 549 Weekly Response #9: City Differences in the Great Railroad Strike of 1877 The Great Strike of 1877 developed differently across Syracuse, Albany, and Buffalo. In Syracuse, railroad workers took front and center stage. Syracuse railroad workers did not solicit or desire participation from citizens who were not railroad workers (p. 73). In Albany, urban residents were more involved, but railroad workers maintained the most control. However, in Buffalo, urban residents, business…

he is. In comparison, Gloucester’s lust makes him unable to see the reality because of how things appear. Furthermore, the Duke of Albany has passion over reason which is seen with his love for Goneril. In the play King Lear by William Shakespeare, he portrays the theme of gaining insight through blindness in his characters King Lear, Gloucester, and the Duke of Albany. King Lear’s narcissism inhibits him to see the truth. This is seen when he is unable to see Cordelia’s true love for him…

defined as not having sight, Shakespeare, through King Lear, allows us to see that being blind is just a mental flaw as it physically. Shakespeare through King Lear, Gloucester and Albany shows us the portray ignorance and willful denial that each character petrays. The people that surround King Lear, Gloucester and Albany aren’t exactly as what they appear, but instead of choosing to see the truth they decide to see the image on the outside instead of the inside. The concept of placing trust in…

one of the best known founding fathers and was one of the most famous people of his time (Shmoop). He helped create the Albany plan, deceleration of independence, and in getting French support for war. Benjamin Franklin was a very crucial part in the revolution and the fight for independent. His first attempt to change the government in the Colonies was the Albany Plan. The Albany Plan was a plan to unite all of the colonies. “Under this plan each colonial legislature would elect delegates to…

series is Henry Hampton. The purpose of this series of episodes is to document what happened during the Civil Rights era 1954 through the mid 1980s. Episode three focuses specifically on the years 1961-1963: it focuses on the civil rights movements in Albany, Georgia — Birmingham, Alabama — and the Walk on Washington in Washington D.C.. This episode goes into great detail about the struggles, losses, and wins that the African Americans faced in these three cities. Thus, its focus is about the…

years, our nation wrote ment documents, constitutions, papers, and other things that contributed to our central government. During the time of 1754 to 1789, there were a lot of americans who didn't like a strong central government as shown in the the Albany plan, Articles of confederation, and the Anti Federalist. The Anti Federalist were a group of people who feared that the central government would have entirely too much power. They didn't like the fact that there would be a person incharge of…