Getting to YES

cute!” I said to my dad. Eli yawned quietly. “Aww! Sooooooo cute!!!” I whispered again. “I know. He’s amazing, isn’t he?” dad replies. As if on cue, Eli opens his eyes for the first time and blinks at me. I gasp quietly and then I smile. “Yes. Yes, yes and yes!” I answered. “Why is he… red?” I then asked, because despite his light blue eyes, his skin was a bright cherry red. And very sweaty. Dad laughed and I blushed, almost as red as Eli. “Well, he is!” I protested. It made dad laugh harder.…

he changed. Now, he could speak, he could run, he was happy at times and sad at others. Yes, he transformed, transformed to be better. Though he grew up, but still he was innocent, oblivious of what is wrong and what is right. Even a small incident would bring a smile on his face. He did not care what others think of him, all he thought of was to be happy. It was a time when completing homework and getting good grades were the tasks of utmost…

This is about how if we should or shouldn't learn about the holocaust. I say yes that teachers so continue teaching it. The quote that I found is “For the dead and the living we must bear witness” -Elie Wiesel. Heres another quote “Every Moment counts but every second matters” -Elie Wiesel. I like it because it's true a lot of people witness a lot of deaths by people getting shot or getting bombed. I say yes because So it can live on with people who died and how people now can see how it was…

“If you had any sense you would know not to stand in front of a target.” said a deep voice. “Are you Chiron?” I asked. “Yes, I am,” he responded. “Who are you.” “I am Phlegon, son of hephaestus, I have been sent here by my dad himself to train to become a hero so I can slay the telekine king.” “Mmm, I see,” said the centaur. “So, what should I do first?” I asked. “You can climb this mountain to prove that you are worthy of my training,” he said. “What!” “Complaining won’t help.” He said…

Yes, I am the girl that everyone goes to with his or her math homework. Why? My affection for numbers is just to unreal to put into words. The emotion I get in a math class than just in any ordinary English or social studies class can come shocking to others, but not to me. The happiness I get inside when I have solved an equation is like a little kid getting their favorite candy on Halloween. In math there is always a solution to a problem unless of course it does not exist. This made me…

top of the stairs. “I’m pregnant!” she said, with this huge smile, on her face. “I hope it’s Fred’s. They had been, kicking it real sturdy, for the past couple of months, so he has to be the father.” I thought, to myself. “Congratulations sissy! Yes, I get to be an aunt!” I screamed and wanted to hug her, but she was still sitting on the toilet. “So, is this Fred baby?” I asked, to confirm my thought, like always. “Of course, who else, have you seen coming to scoop me? I am not a thot sis.”…

privacy and I put that in a grocery bag, and I put that in a box, and I put in another box, and I put that under a bunch of my stuff in my closet.”(Foer, 68). Oskar discover a key hidden in the blue vase and thinks by finding out what it means he’s getting closer to his dad. “Every time I left the apartment to go searching for the lock, I became…

Should Students Get the Summers Off or attend school year round? Could you just imagine being able to go to school for about 36 days and then getting a break for 16 days? For most people this is usually just a dream. But with the students that attend all year school it is actually a reality. What is Year Round School exactly? “Kids in year-round schools attend classes for anywhere from six to nine weeks in a row broken up by two-to four-week vacations. That, say som educators, keeps the…

gathered from the applicant’s end and some misleading false information as well. This is when Big Data can come into action and provide some real time and relatively realistic information about the candidates that the organization actually wanted (Zang & Ye,…

Do schools pay their students to make good grades? At some schools, yes. Have some parents gone to bribing their kids to get good grades? Yes, they have. Nowadays, more and more parents and schools have made the decision to pay their students for good grades. Some people may call it bribery, others may call it a reward. In my opinion, students should get paid for the good grades they make. Also, students getting a little taste of success makes you want more, they would be able to save up for…