Never Again

without a warning. The Holocaust is an event in history that has affected so many people, ending up affecting history itself. Not only does it bring back bad memories for people but also a haunting thought about the future and this catastrophe happening again. A surviver and Nobel peace winner, Elie Wiesel, brought his story to the hearts of many, teaching and inspiring about his past. Wiesel and his family were taken to Auschwitz concentration camp with millions of other Jews. During his…

We woke up on June 3rd and hit the road again. We were going to try and make it as far as we could today. We made plans to meet up with my dad, grandma, aunt, and brother in Minneapolis, or somewhere close to, for lunch. My dad had been in Minneapolis the previous days, and wanted to see me before I was gone. We met up at a restaurant called Doolittles. It was fancier than we thought it was going to be. We had lunch, and it was time to leave. I gave my dad a hug and started to tear up. I had…

You never how great your family is, until you lose them. In the song, “Temporary Home,” by Carrie Underwood, there is a six year old boy who is a foster kid. He moves from school to school, house to house and family to family. He gets too attached to the foster parents and thinks he will go through the unfortunate scenario of losing them. The little boy is sad about this fact. The 6 year old boy is bereaved about being a foster kid. In the song it states, “This is my temporary home, it’s not…

success of the United States of America in not only overcoming Japan’s attack on the nation, but ensuring that such event will never take place again, “I believe I interpret the will of the Congress and of the people when I assert that we will not only defend ourselves to the uttermost, but will make very certain that this form of treachery shall never endanger us again.” This quote embodies various rethorical devices such as ethos, pathos and the use of diction. Though this quote, Roosevelt…

I was in ninth grade when I first learned about feminism, at that time I really didn’t think too much into it and didn’t think of it again until eleventh grade. When I thought about it again it was because one of the girls I became friends with claimed to be a second wave feminist, at that point I had no idea what the difference between a third wave feminist and any other was so I did a little more research. Over time i realized that there were four waves of feminism and each differed from each…

After weeks passed by John found out Alejandra never left to France and in-fact she was staying at the ranch house. A few days later finds John Grady and Rawlins in the mountains, roping wild horses. Don Hector's greyhounds walk into their campfire circle one night, and the two suspect that Don Hector…

The conflict that Mark and Bryon had was when they never talked when it came to M&M being found and when Bryon found out that Mark was selling drugs and Mark was fighting and Bryon didn’t want to. The action between them was when they didn’t talk to each other anymore. I’m in a agreement with Mark because he always to cover for Bryon. Mark never made Bryon feel so messed up. Mark made sure that Bryon had everything that Bryon wanted and needed. Mark even told Bryon that he doesn’t like Cathy but…

The repetition depicts his agony towards his situation and his realization that he will never return to his former position. He then describes his situation as “the state of man” by explaining that a man “puts forth the tender leaves of hopes,” which ultimately become a “killing frost.” Wolsey compares the state of man with nature, showing…

When I was a little girl I promised myself I would never fall in love Because of what my sisters went through I saw lots of break ups and heart breaks love was just Not for me. Even if I was dating guys I would not be in love with them or I wouldn’t let myself fall in love until I met my now boyfriend well it wasn’t a crazy love story or romantic one. It all started I believe 2013 last day of school we had a mutual friend and he thought we would be great together so he introduced us and it…

under a dark burdensome gray cloud, while all I could witness was my entire world crumbling apart in front of me. Midway through my Sophomore year all I could think to myself was “I’ve failed.” I never anticipated my Sophomore year to turn out the way it did with poor grades, blame, and frustration, but I never expected it to also be so transformative. Receiving my first few grades I was ecstatic knowing that I would get this year rolling with high A’s and B’s and could keep those going…