Rudeness

With the constant use of wireless cellular devices, called cell phones, the social aspects of society all over the world have been changed throughout the years whether it is good or bad. This change has not only impacted one generation either. It has touched those of all ages: teenagers, adults, as well as senior citizens. Cell phones, a privilege to have, have altered multiple areas in the social aspects of life by becoming an addiction, a hazard, a lifestyle changer, a distraction and a…

she hears from society and how she sees society treat them. To illustrate, Scout thinks very lowly of the Cunninghams and is rude to Walter when he is over for dinner. She even says to Calpurnia, the Finch’s cook, after being reprimanded for her rudeness, “...Cal, he’s just a Cunningham” (Lee 33). Of course, Cal responds with anger at Scout’s insensitive words and through her reaction, it can be inferred that Scout did not form this opinion based on what her family had said. Therefore, Scout…

The “Good” vs. “Bad” Girl in Stagecoach In John Ford’s film, Stagecoach, he shows his audience the drastic difference between a lady from the East and a prostitute from the West. When the film opens, the audience meets a proper and well-behaved woman, introduced to us as Lucy Mallory, searching for her husband, “I’ve traveled all the way here from Virginia. I’m determined to get to my husband. I won’t be separated any longer” (Ford, 1939). She quickly shows that she is quite the opposite of…

Effectiveness of Homeschooling The Department of Education in the United States of America is continuously changing public education regulations and homeschooling regulations. Many states have their own regulations for curriculum in homeschooled education lessons and state requirements. Even though the common American citizen suggest that homeschooling lacks the opportunities of socialization skills needed to be successful in life, homeschooling has been proven to be more effective than public…

The Wind in the Willows (Chapter 1: The River Bank) By Kenneth Grahame Review by: Angelica B. Villamil In the first Chapter of this novel the setting is during spring time where the Mole is having his annual spring cleaning in his little home. Suddenly, he hears something that calls him to go up above. As he saw the outside world, hearing the birds chirping and feel the sunshine, he realized how much time he was spending underground especially during the times when the weather was good. Looking…

To kill a mockingbird , by harper Lee develops a bird motif throughout the novel with different characters who are symbols of the mockingbird, which means innocence . The bird motif helps us explore how The innocence of certain characters are killed by the values of a small town in U.S south . A demonstration of those events are portrayed by certain individuals First Tom Robinson is a young black man who is wrongly accused of a crime.Furthermore Boo Radley the talk of the town ,lastly Scout…

accomplished many wonderful things during his life. He has impacted my life deeply. If it were not for him there would be lots of racism in our school system and in our society. If this was true the schools would be more concerned about racism and rudeness then giving their students each a fair and quality education. As I grow up I hope to see more progress towards equality in fairness for all and less things like racist owners of sports teams and people paying women unfair wages. Luckily,…

People spend their whole life trying to find their true identity, but what if this identity they have been trying to obtain isn’t actually their own? Issues with identity appear at birth when society labels children as either male or female. Before even beginning to learn how to walk or talk half of their life has been planned out based off of their gender. It is from this point that society begins to shape these children in order to fit a certain identity. Issues with identity stem from society…

Barack Hussein Obama – America’s Most Disrespected President Barack Obama came onto the political stage in 2004 when he gave the keynote address at the Democratic National Convention. Before this momentous occasion very few people had heard of the Junior Senator from Illinois – he had only been in the Senate for eight months. He titled the speech “The Audacity of Hope” to highlight the strength and resilience of the country and to encourage people struggling to rise out of poverty and…

her changed views she has on Jane Austen’s writing. “I read Austen in order to contemplate her views on the proper behavior of women, and her views are complex. They evolve from novel to novel. They cover a lot of ground, too-small things like the rudeness of not answering letters quickly fully express larger problems of selfishness. A quick joke at the expense of a well-meaning but foolish woman who is getting by on a pittance reveals much about the responsibilities of life in a stable,…