Carlisle

Luther Standing Bear attended the Carlisle Indian school in Pennsylvania (Standing Bear, 1975, p. V). This institution was ran like a military school with the goal of making the American Indians assimilate to white culture (Standing Bear, 1975, p. V). The American Indians were forced to cut…

School near Lawrence, Kansas, in 1898. In 1904, 16 year old Jim Thorpe went to Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. While he was in the Industrial school his athletic ability was recognized and he was coached by Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner, one of the most influential coaches of the early American football history. During his college career he became orphaned. Thorpe began his athletic career at Carlisle in 1907 when he walked past the track, in his street clothes still,…

community strategies, POP and hot spot policing must be continued (Carlisle 1991). With advanced technology, such as crime mapping and the discovery of DNA, police have deterred significant portions of crime and instigated more effective and efficient strategies of dealing with crime (Drew & Prenzler 2015). However, for police to continue with successfully preventing crime, it is recommended that police should be more thoroughly educated (Carlisle 1991). Police must undertake intensive training…

Kenton. Doctor Carlisle is at first someone Stevens sees as a potential equal, both being from higher statuses. However, Doctor Carlisle quickly causes Stevens to question many things. On page 208, he confesses that he thought Stevens was a fake until he realized he was a butler. This reflection by the Doctor points out both…

The awareness of social labels and political structures through feminist art produced two overall public responses: disagreement and political change. In response to the 1960’s feminist art movement, many men refused to accept the radical actions of feminist artists. Often, these men were hostile and enraged at women who expressed new social issues, such as female sexuality, diversity, and the refusal to comply to traditional meanings of ‘women’ (Forte 230). For instance, in her piece, “Meat Joy…

about their triumphs. We learned about their religion and about their God. We learned about what our ancestors did to their children by sending them off to boarding schools. Our group went to one of those boarding schools, the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Carlisle Pennsylvania. When we were there we met a woman who took us around the property, and the stories that she told us were horrifying. They treated those children like they were…

Army leaders are responsible for a litany of tasks intended to care for Soldiers, their families, equipment, mission accomplishment, training, and a multitude of other charges. From the specialist first assigned as a team leader to the four star General designing full-scale war, all carry the title of leader. Both are answerable to another leader who is responsible for the same issues and more. Direct leadership is the first level of leadership. Defined as hands on, face-to-face leadership,…

Before constant advancements and the line driven western society marked their place in America, the Native American culture was based on an interrupted circle. The Native American way of life was anti-hierarchical and lacked chaos inflicted from outer societies. The line driven western society is comparable to a line that disregards the past in order to succeed in the future. This viewpoint punctured the Indian sphere through forced assimilation and harmful generalized statements about the…

These sad memories rise above those of smoothly grinding school days.” This quotation depicts the emotions of many young Native American students that attended the Carlisle Indian Industrial School. The infamous boarding school was opened in 1880, to assimilate the Native people of the “white” country that was once theirs. Carlisle had a prodigious significance in the depreciation of the Native American culture. An abundance of individuals attended the institution, leaving their roots behind…

like the Martian atmosphere? All of these questions would have been helpful, and there are countless other questions that could be asked, however in order to address all of them one would need to write a book as opposed to an article. All in all, Carlisle did a good job making it as inclusive as…