The Bad Girls Club

To Support and Guide Children via Social and Behavioral Sciences Children, teens, and adults all over the world are struggling. There is no person who is perfect, nor does anyone have an “easy” life. I, for one, have not had it “easy” at any point in my life. Since the moment I learned to talk, I have been dealing with incredible hardships concerning family; mental health issues; sexual, emotional, and physical abuse; physical health conditions; financial issues, and more. I believe every person…

In the book, The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan, a Chinese-American writer, there are various themes of significance. Such themes include Chinese vs. American traditions, Mother-daughter relationships, bad childhoods, bad marriages, child marriages, hope and women's rights. I am aware that each of these themes has their own importance, however, I believe that the theme of child marriage is most important. I intend to use the Ted-Ed talk of A warrior’s cry against child marriage by Memory Banda and Why…

new people and getting out of your comfort zone, there is a high chance of making new friendships and relationships with people you never thought you would. I am currently involved in the club, Circle of Friends. In this extracurricular activity Mrs. Koday,…

The Breakfast Club Analysis A film will often mold and develop a collection of characters throughout the course of its story, spurring the psychoanalysis of those characters. The 1985 movie called The Breakfast Club involves five misbehaving teenagers who are required to attend detention on a Saturday morning. The teens include Brian, Claire, Andrew, Allison and John. These five adolescent individuals having their own reasons for this punishment of detention bring their own unique personality…

Berry Gordy Jr. was born in November 28, 1929, in Detroit, Michigan, to his parents Bertha and Berry Gordy Sr., he was number seven of eight children. Gordy was brought up in a tight knit family with strong morals. Berry Gordy Jr., dropped out of high school in the eleventh grade, with hopes of becoming an professional boxer and hopes of becoming rich quick. A career he followed until the 1950, when he was drafted in the United States Army for the Korean War. After his return from Korean in…

Smack in the Face Imagine you were on a mission trip. The group you were with got done with the first job you had to to then you went to a boys and girls club, and a kid ask you to go to the gym and play game with him. So you play with him and you throw a ball at one of your friends as hard as you can, miss miserably and hit a kid in the face. I went on a mission trip up to Duluth Minnesota with Carl Kruse, Dillion Bathke, Connor Jurens, Seth Sproke, Cole Riemersma, and a few others. It was…

associated with and just happened to attend this school. Everyone thought I was an upperclassman due to my maturity level, which I loved since I hardly had classes with people in my graduating class. Like other girls at my school, I ended dating an upperclassman and, of course, he was nothing but bad news. I managed to keep myself in trouble now and then, but with him I was literally in either the school security or principal’s offices every day. Sophomore year, I ended up becoming popular due…

an analysis of the film The Breakfast Club analyzed through a Feminist Lens Thesis: The Breakfast Club portrays women’s individuality and men’s masculinity within society. Stereotypes are shown throughout the movies shapes the individual identity to fit society, and the gender role. John Bender: John bender is a ruthless character who has gone through a lot in his life time. He is represented as the criminal from the group of characters in, “The Breakfast Club”. He is a reckless characters who…

and blundered into the waterlogged carcass of a second)” (Boyle 124). It is after this encounter that the narrators perspective changes, “The owner of the chopper, no doubt, a bad older character come to this. Shot during a murky drug deal, drowned while drunkly frolicking in the lake” (Boyle 126), he no longer sees being “bad” as something admirable. If it at this point that he has grown substantially as a person. This can also bee seen when he describes what nature is for the second time,…

“The Breakfast Club” teaches the life of different teens of uniquely characteristics contribute to their actions and personalities as they spend time in detention. As the teens explain their life, it gives the audience multiple perspectives on how their various environments…