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    Goldberger Analysis

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    Paul Goldberger opens his essay by explaining the great depth that architecture emerges into art. My attention was immediately grabbed when he was explaining how architecture, “can be as tiny a gesture as painting the front door of a house red or grand as undertaking as creating the rose window of a cathedral”. He was explaining how architecture has no standard minimum or limitation within the design. Goldberger is supporting his evidence alongside how Frank Lloyd Wright explained how he modernized the American prairie. Goldberger explains how versatile architecture can be by comparing an architect’s style of design being implemented into a completely contradictory region and still coexisting. In a more recent article, Goldberger opened an additional article stating first hand facts of the architecture critic he was revealing in his work. I feel as if the attention grabber was the statement, “she was the first full-time architecture critic on an American newspaper”. These facts Goldberger is opening with and flowing ever so smoothly throughout the article make the reader intrigued with the importance of the critic Huxtable, and her impressive endowments. Goldberger then contextualized the importance of Huxtable’s endowments in the critic to explain how she idealized famous architects in her writing, keeping them well known and significant during the time period. However, Goldberger has also opened with tragic loss stating, “Is that he died suddenly at Pennsylvania Station”…

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    fibers, pellets, and film, also pollute New Jersey rivers. An example of the highly polluted rivers in New Jersey is the Passaic River in the township of Newark. As a result of over 100 years of industrial activity, the Passaic River now has a toxic muck on the bottom and on its riverbanks (Enck). Rivers in New Jersey like the Passaic River in Newark show how the negative effects of pollution in waterways. Unfortunately, this environmental problem may seem like old news to some of New Jersey’s…

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    and Holidays we would wear our best clothes from home. Before long, we learned to wear casual clothes almost all the time, like most people in this country do”. This family is an example of how people slowly adopt the culture of America as their own, and culture can change people over time. Effort can play a huge role in American Identity. If you don’t show effort; how can you be an American? In America, you have certain responsibilities; some of which include working, voting, and paying taxes.…

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    The Civil War was a pivotal time during not only the United States's history, but the rest of the world. Advancements in industries, writing, music, the medical field, artillery and women's rights were on the rise and the outcome of the war affected so many lives, and if it had ended differently, the world would have been a divergent place. Specific advances in the medical field like new ambulance systems, or systems for transporting the wounded, would be so widespread that they would be used in…

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    other states decided to follow it because they believe that is the solution to the actual education problems. However, they didn’t consider the budget that the have to dedicated every year to cover 21 Century goals; student will be learning to perform in the state assessment instead to perform in life, and they will be assessed in only one way. This type of instruction makes teachers and students feel under pressure because they are not reaching the state goals. Passaic…

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    expressed that their only supports are each other, their pastor and their aunt that visits on occasion. Russell and Crystal expressed that they have a large family but the majority of them reside out of the county. Collaterals: Education: Celina Laloo age 18 attends Passaic High school Christian Laloo age 10 attends School # 20 Christian missed 4 days of school. He is a C, D student. He is not working up to his potential according to his teachers. Celina missed 51 days of school. She…

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    Evolution is a necessity in our world. Organisms need to be able to adapt to their surroundings in order to survive, but it is sad to see that certain organisms have to evolve to survive in polluted areas, such as the Atlantic Killifish. According to JoAnna Klein, “Starting in the late 1990s, researchers became aware that the fish was tolerant of the toxic waters at the Lower Passaic Superfund Site.” Organisms should not have to adapt to polluted environments. In New Jersey, the law states that…

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    IEP For Special Education

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    necessary to provide the best services for the students. For example, in one of the IEP’s conducted in Passaic Public School, one of the teacher reported, “The Keyboarding teacher, Nadine Roberts, reports all students are aware and are encouraged to complete their typing lessons out-side of class on any computer (home, library, etc.). Currently, Dante is behind on typing lessons. XYZ has participated in group discussions we have had from time to time. However, there have been quite a few days…

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    Ethnographic Reflection

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    I moved here to Amory from Passaic, New Jersey when I was 5 years old. The school year had already started and I was placed in Mrs. Haney’s kindergarten class and took speech class for my lisp. I came in march but adjusting and making friends at that age was easy; but I was learning on a total different curriculum in Passaic, which at the time focused on keeping us from discriminating against the other kids we went to school with in our widely diverse community in kindergarten and a rigorous…

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    fascinated me. After elementary school in middle school I wanted to be a physical therapist. Still fulfilling my dream of being in the medical field in my mind. Even my family knew I would go into something medical related. I went to a vocational high school called “Passaic County Technical Institute.” This high school was my dreams school compared to my regular city high school. The school was not just a regular high school. It was a stepping stone for students’ future. They had programs in the…

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