Sayreville

Before embarking on my high school journey at Sayreville War Memorial High School I was told to join clubs. Sophomore year I attended the September SADD meeting. SADD stands for Students Against Destructive Decisions and it is a club that encourages students to confront the daily risks of living in the world today. The advisor, Ms. Corrales, would always pick an issue in society for each meeting and provide us with the best tools to go about handling the issue. During my sophomore year, she invited me to the NJ Regional Conference with our executive board. Regionals was an extremely beneficial experience for me since I was so new to the club at the time. We talked to other SADD chapters about their focal point for the year and how they were helping their community. Junior year I decided to apply for the Recording Secretary position, which I received. I kept records of the meetings and made sure member lists were up to date since our club was rapidly expanding. It was during this time that I realized SADD wasn’t just a club to stop underage drinking and drug use, but it was a small family. My best friend was the Corresponding Secretary and we both became very close to the Publicist. We all became surprisingly attached as the year progressed. We would meet…

more engaging learning environment, which additionally allowed me to gain insight on individual students’ hobbies and interests. With time, the more reserved students opened up and surprisingly shared with me heavier aspects of their lives. They came to me for advice on bullying as well as more serious matters including a tragic instance of sexual assault. Communicating with the school administration, we were able to remove her from the situation and enroll her as an overnight student. Although…

She’s now one of more than 200 dogs who have been through the Rehab Center. “The dogs in our program have to be able to develop social relationships with people and tolerate leashing and handling by unfamiliar people,” explains Kristen.“From Rescue to Rehab: Belles Story.” ASPCA, ASPCA, 27 July 2016, www.aspca.org/news/rescue-rehab-belles-story. “Once Belle had that under her belt, we felt pretty confident she could cope with another change in environment.” Belle’s next stop: Sammy’s Hope, an…

player would cry begin the procedure, then the lights went off and it flagged the begin of the attack of the green beans. Seniors on the football group would run into the locker room, turn the lights off, pin them to the carpet, and get their colleagues bottom. One exploited person says he was entered from behind and with no hint that would happen. A player 's furious mother said "they were talking in regards to being butt gotten when that is about it, nobody was harmed, and nobody kicked the…

building would know what he has done and didn’t want to get caught. In fact, he also was in terror of his father knowing about his homosexual encounter. The strained relationship with his dad acknowledges him too frightened of getting abused by him he states "I don’t know about you, but my pops hits like a motherfucker.” (98). When the narrator figured out his best friend Beto was leaving for college he showed that he didn’t have ambitions, and doesn’t see a different future for himself. “I…

not just hazing but aggravated sexual assault. A player would howl to start the process, then the lights went off and it signaled the start of the assault of the freshmens. Seniors on the football team would run into the locker room, turn the lights off, pin them to the floor, and grab their teammates buttlocks. One victim says he was penetrated from behind and with no clue that would occur. A player’s angry mother said “they were talking about being butt grabbed when thats about it, no one…

8 ASSIGNMENT 2015- SEMESTER 1 PART 1: BON JOVI Early Years: John Francis Bongiovi was born on March 2nd, 1962 in Perth Amboy, New Jersey and named after his father. Jon was raised by his parents Carol and John Bongiovi. Jon's passion for music began when his mother bought him an acoustic guitar at the age of 7. He struggled to play the guitar but recognised artists such as Elton John, Rush, Thin Lizzy, and his favourite Bruce Springsteen. By his early teenage years, Jon was going out at local…