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Over the course of this essay, I am going to present to you the life of Alice Waters and how she became who she is today. Alice was born on April 28th, 1944 and grew up in Chatham, New Jersey. Her parents are Charles and Margaret Waters. Alice Waters is married to Stephen Singer, and they have one daughter named Fanny. When Alice was a child, her family and her never went out because her mother always had home cooked meals ready. She grew up in the WWII era and everybody had to ration their food…

brawn does not win confrontations on its own. In fact, the lack of a physical presence in a population can be compensated for by a great presence of discerning commanders and soldiers. One specific case is that of the Moriori people, who called the Chatham Islands—about five hundred miles east of New…

military. People who had tattoos were labeled as freaks and savage-like. The Ringling Brothers circus enchanted sponsors with Miss Betty Broadbent’s body art at a time where tattooing was forced underground. Soldiers regularly visited New York’s Chatham Square and bought tattoos of military imagery. Towns with military bases often had tattoo parlors in the early 1900’s. When World War II came, tattoos were seen as the sign of a social outcast. The 1940’s began the emergence of bikers. In…

In high school, I attended Klukwan School in the Chatham School District. My K-12 school had a population of 15 students, approximately one, sometimes two, students for each grade level. When I had reached my senior year, I was the only graduate. During my high school career, I maintained status on the high honor roll and received the title of being Student of the Month the first month of every school year for four years. I graduated as valedictorian in 2014. I was then accepted to the…

Jessica Hernandez PHI 16 Chatham Lovette October 30, 2017 Nietzsche Prompt 1 Philosophy: An Illness of the Mind One of the most provocative thinkers in Western philosophy, Friedrich Nietzsche challenges previous philosophies to be an illness of the mind. He argues that their suffering led them to uphold objective truths as a cure to their illness, which doesn’t in fact help them regain their health. Nietzsche argues that philosophers and religious thinkers are not all that different when it…

During World War II the noncombatant British workforce consisted primarily of women, and the efforts allowed for British industries to meet the staggering demand for war resources. Through the Auxiliary Territorial Service, Women’s Royal Naval Service, and the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force women contributed to the war workforce effort through the many different positions they held while serving in the military. As woman had done during World War I, many worked in the high paying yet highly…

missed opportunities for interference were identified. These two cases, although a tragedy, have led to protection for future women. Vince and Dupont’s have led to Bill 168, and a change in the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Joy Lang of the Chatham-Kent Women's Centre says that, Vince’s "family was determined to take their loss and tragedy and turn it into a positive change for workplace safety. They didn't want one more family to experience their pain." And this is exactly what happened.…

Lilly Rosas Art Culinaire Chef Fineberg Alice Waters Chef Alice Waters was born on April 28, 1944, in Chatham New Jersey. In her early years she attended the University of California, Berkeley and graduated in 1967 with a degree in French cultural studies. While she was attending Berkeley she made a trip to Paris, France were she broaden her tasting palate. After, when she graduated from Berkeley she started her training as a chef in Montessori school in London and learned French cooking…

ignimbrite from the Oruanui eruption is found in the rock around Taupo showing layers of the emitted material in layers in the rock. Fine ash from the eruption has been found throughout New Zealand and even in many offshore locations such as the Chatham…

times felt that it was hard to disconnect. Greg is not alone, in a survey of 8 to 18 year old Americans, nearly 90% had access to a computer at home and more than two-thirds of that 90% used the internet everyday (Arnett, 2013). At Greg’s school, Chatham High School, they are trying to integrate technology into the classroom in an attempt to keep adolescents attention. One teacher, that had been at the school for 30 years stated that she noticed…