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    I had wept for the hundredth time today over my dead wife. I’m just gonna forget about that for now, almost everyone in this small town in Indiana has moved for Oregon. I can’t believe the things I have heard about the trip, it still echos in this small wooden cabin. Back to the things I’ve heard about the trip,some wagon had gotten chased by a pack of indians on horses, another thing I’ve heard is that many jams have occurred due to stubborn mules. I plan to leave this empty town and the only…

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    For the past few months, the sports media has been embroiled in a fight over “stick to sports.” The phrase comes from a common online rebuke directed at sportswriters and pundits and players and coaches and anyone in the world of sports, really, who takes a political stance on anything that doesn’t occur on a field or a court or in a locker room or front office. The dividing line is predictable: Many jocks and traditionalists argue for a separation of church and state; many young fans say that…

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    On November 23, 2016, Tennessee's biggest fire occurred in Gatlinburg. This enormous fire lasted over a span of days and affected thousands of animals and people. A numourous amount of people had to evacuate the area and leave all their possessions behind. Researchers are saying that the fire was possibly man-made. Some civilians believe this statement, while others think it was caused naturally. People like to jump to conclusions when they a tragic event happens and not consider what other…

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    The great depression happened during 1929-1931 some of the main causes were farm crisis, dust bowl, and overproduction. Many farmers were producing too much crops and consumers could not keep up with the production and prices dropped. After overproduction really hit the farmers many of them went out of business. The few farmers still making money had their farms ruined by the dust bowl. The great depression would have been not as bad if none of these three things happened. Overproduction one of…

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    As a sports photojournalist, writer and all-weather mountain sports junkie, Jennifer Thorson is focused on getting the most out of life and sharing her perspective with the world. She loves doing the unexpected. Jennifer received her undergraduate from University of Texas in Finance and an MBA from Southern Methodist University and worked in Dallas in wealth management and investments. After being in the corporate world for over a decade, her need for adventure and creativity came calling.…

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    In the early 1900s in Vermont, the Great Depression devastated the people of the state. The economy was so poor that the state had almost no money, and could only hope to get federal loans. Not only that, but in 1934 the federal government was trying to buy most of the mountain land in vermont. “Agents of Washington moved to Vermont with the intention of buying up ‘submarginal land’”, and the mountain people of vermont were not very pleased about being forced to live in the valleys (Bryan 14).…

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    Chixoy Dam Guatemala

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    The World Bank funded the building of the Chixoy Dam in Guatemala, a project whose adverse effects are still being felt to-date. This dam was meant to develop a reliable source of energy but instead turned out to be a burden to Guatemala and its people. Most of the methods used to force people out of their native lands during the dam’s construction were brutal and in complete violation of human rights. Intimidation campaigns and the military were used to silence resistance. Over 400 men, women…

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    Review Of Grapes Of Wrath

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    April 14, 1939. He was in California when he wrote Grapes of Wrath. The Author John Steinbeck was writing books and he was gaining popularity with his book Grapes of Wrath. His intent was to spread word about how farmers were dealing with the dust bowl. He was trying to get the people who work with farmers. He was familiar with the subject because he did it in the perspective of one of the farmers. John would keep on writing books so he can get people to be more aware of stuff that goes on…

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    Jeep Renegade Commercial It showed their product that they are trying to sell through out the video. Anyone who watch this commercial can tell what it’s about, without any explanation. Their intention was to draws the audience that loves to travel and families that wants to spend time together. The Jeep Renegade commercial invoke the pride and admiration through ethos, pathos, logos, and kairos appeals. Through out the commercial, the car is shown driving to places. It tries to prove that the…

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    commercial introducing a medicine with numerous side effects. These commercials are very long and drawn out, and I do not think they worth watching at all. On another note, there are commercials that I do enjoy watching, like Super Bowl commercials. I find Super Bowl commercials humorous and extremely entertaining. During class all of my peers made sales commercial's and presented them, some were worth watching and others were not. There is one sales commercial that stood out to me, and there is…

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