Finding Forever

view but none had it to an extent that bogged down the searching machine that was finding the data. When searching for everyone’s perspective it was hard to find it. Almost all views were in the positive for Falcon Field and the Royal Air Force cadets. There was little to no arguments against the pilots or the Airfield. This, of course, is not true there are always people who are against a certain idea but finding that information was not successful and could not be found. Groups that had little…

was turned upside down during the two-day experiment, and not only the children learned a valuable lesson from the new exercise. Elliott and those who observed, learned a great deal about the experiment as well, the lesson staying with the children forever. Those involved learn the different effects discrimination can have on one who is discriminating…

philosophies were so pivotal that America 96 years later is still running off the fumes of this future molding era. The main ways the nation reinvented itself was through social trends, moral changes, and inventions that would change people’s way of lives forever. The many aspects of the social trends foraged during the era are some of the…

credentials, as well as an extensive portfolio that prove that he or she really knows their stuff, that artist would be very well off in finding a job. Now don’t get me wrong, an artist can go to college and acquire a very well respected degree, but if that artist’s portfolio is not up to par with the standards set by their credentials, then that artist may have a tough time finding a…

condition can be developed by anyone, have a severe impact on the brain, and has minimal treatment methods. PTSD is a disorder in which a person has difficulty recovering after experiencing or witnessing a terrifying event, and this can ruin their life forever. Even though the disease itself is not a killer, the effects it has on the body can be fatal. PTSD is caused by a traumatic event one has either witnessed or experienced, and can only be treated, not cured. There are only 2 main…

It was not the plan to grow up, but that is what happened and perhaps it was for the best. In the classic 1884 novel “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” young, twelve-year old Huckleberry ‘Huck’ Finn embarks on a journey that will forever alter how he views the world around him as he travels with the slave, Jim, and how their relationship changes and develops throughout the novel and why it is significant. If we jumped into a time machine and traveled back to the 1830’s, about 1835 to be…

King makes the profound statement in his letter that “oppressed people cannot remain oppressed forever” (Letter From a Birmingham Jail). This statement is the epitome of the civil rights movement, and translates to other movements and protests as well. It is the belief of strength in numbers. Oppressed people dream of a better reality. A reality where…

I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself now and then in finding a smoother pebble or prettier shell than the ordinary, while the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me.’” (“Isaac Newton”). This quote really uncovers what his goal was in life. He understood how much of the universe was undiscovered, and he wanted to be the one to change it forever. Without his formulas, most of the things in math that we do today would be impossible. Almost…

The reader does not yet know where this green light is coming from, but soon finds out, that the green light that he wants so badly is on the dock of Daisy Buchanan. Earlier in Gatsby’s life, he knew Daisy very well, and wanted to be with her forever. The problem was, that he went away to fight in the war. When he arrived home, Daisy was already married to a very wealthy man by the name of Tom Buchanan. Gatsby came up with the plan, that the only way to win Daisy back from Tom was to become…

were unaware of what they would be getting themselves into. Day after day the team uncovered a number of different artifacts that led to clues; revealing the history of these various burial sites and the culture of African-Americans. The skeletal findings of men, women, and children that were once known by name were now labeled with a number. A few of the more significant burials were those of numbers 335 and 336. Here lied the body of a woman along with an infant child. The child was wrapped in…