Behind Bars Attorney Peter Wagner and senior policy analyst at Prison Policy Initiative have found there are 2.3 million people are being held in jail in the United States. There are countries in this world that do not even have a population of two million people. This mass number of people all have to be fed and clothed which is being paid for by taxpayer dollars. The amount of people this effects is greater than two million people. People being locked away in a jail cell affect their…
One RIKER OXFORD RAY felt the water rush in. Clear blue broke onto the beach, collecting sand over miles down the peninsula. He laughed. There was nothing to do in the night but watch the stars and ocean and laugh. So he stood on the edge of the pier, feeling the break of the water. His hair was dark, and it glistened in the lights. He was of average height, and gauntly featured. Another explosion of water spread before him, like a plain of crystal. He watched the violent swirls of the ocean…
‘Yes, Liesel, it’s me,’ and he held the girl’s hand in his face and cried onto her fingers...‘Liesel, get out of there!’ The book thief did not get out. She closed her eyes and caught the next burning streak, and another, till her body hit the warm flooring of the road. It heated her cheek.” (p.510-511)Since The moment Max left the Hubermann household, Liesel had been looking for him. Everytime a parade of Jews had come through Molching, she was there, looking for him. One parade brought Max…
changed all the fluorescent light bulbs throughout the facility from T12 to T8 banisters. They are currently working on changing the outdoor lighting to LED bulbs for an additional savings and lower energy usage. They have installed no maintenance flooring throughout all new additions. This Tecknofloor product not only has reduce the maintenance budget for upkeep, but also has lowered the chemicals used throughout the process, which again is an environmental savings as well. The same savings…
months weeds would cover this box in what looked like a floating garden. There was two run down garages that had no doors. Both made of wood and appearing as they may collapse in a blink of an eye. The inside was a horrendous mess. All of the wood flooring and walls in the house was faded, scratched, and cracked. Upon walking in there was an overwhelming smell of mold. When the house was built the plumbing had never been fully perfected. In order to rent the house, the landlord made his best…
Imagine the reactions of fans at a tense hockey game when one of the team’s captain just received a penalty with two minutes left of the game. Would opposing fans have a different opinion about how just the call was, even though both saw the situation? Most likely. And while one may think that this difference may only exist for subjective matters, a study conducted on Dartmouth and Princeton students in 1951 proves otherwise. Even though both groups of students should have been able to count…
Callaway wasn't the first to pursue the lost garden. Columbus went inspecting for it in Venezuela. Dr. Livingstone presumed it was in Zambia. John Calvin preached that it lay hidden in Iraq. William Warren, the president of Boston University, took a sabbatical Arctic cruise to confirm its location at the pole. The Garden has been the illusory dream of scientists, kings, writers, and at least one contrarian Southern lawyer. It is a story so compelling they’ve sometimes abandoned gold, tenure,…
TCO D: Barney and his 16-year-old son BamBam are riding in Fred's car. Fred had taken some prescription medication that morning that stated on the bottle, "Warning, may cause drowsiness." The truck in front of them suffers a blow-out, and swerves uncontrollably. The tire remnants fly into the road, Fred swerves and hits a car to his left. He avoids hitting the truck with the blow-out but suffers damage to the left side of his car. BamBam hits his head on the side of the car, getting a…
Peyton stood in the elevator. They were all stuffed. Crowed with security guards, full with suited administrators clutching clipboards, carrying manila folders and cold expressions. The university president’s secretary stood at the front of everyone, her tight brown curls like a helmet ready for war. One of the security guards, Frank, took Peyton’s computer from her hands as they entered and placed it in a brown box. The saccharine scent of cheap perfume permeated the enclosed metal box and…
In the recent years, the architectural industry has begun to reconsider its purposes, taking into consideration the quality of life, how advanced technology has become and how people can benefit from the improvements of either the product or the building. Whether the products will aid to make the lives of people easier or if the buildings are sustainable and environmentally friendly but also profitable. Addressing all these questions is causing substantial changes in every area of work and life.…