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These two trials relate in a number of ways and began as a result of many different factors including child accusations and a desire for revenge, and the outcomes of these cases are similar because of the children’s actions. To begin, it has been commonly stated that children have the tendency to not understand how seriously their words can be taken, and often fail to see the consequences in the heat of a moment. When the time arises that a possible punishment could come as a result of what the child has said or done, they will do anything to stay out of trouble. We see this characteristic as a similarity between the children involved in the Wenatchee Sex-Ring trials, and The Crucible. In, The Crucible, the judges were basing their accusations off of what the children had been saying, and the children had been playing games. Abigail began to point fingers at John Proctor’s wife, Elizabeth. John Proctor finds this extremely absurd because Elizabeth was now in risk of getting sent to jail because of the children and the fake rumors they had created. John Proctor shouted at the judges involved, asking them, “’ Why do you never wonder if Parris be innocent, or Abigail? Is the accuser always holy now? Were they born this morning as clean as God’s fingers?’” (Miller…

Whoosh! splash! about three years ago, there was a fire not an extremely bad one, but enough to burn the hills up by my house, the firemen got rid of it in just a day but after that there was a bunch of smoke in Wenatchee. Every one was wearing smoke masks for fresher air and no one was playing outside, and it was so smoky the farthest you could see is about 5ft. Every one who had asthma could barely breathe and was the worst, unfortunately my mom and I are some of those people who have asthma.…

years. I started playing soccer on a recreational team at the age of five and eventually for Wenatchee Fire. I was always known as “spark-plug”, always on a mission to keep going and attack the ball (metaphor). Freshman year of high school, I was brought up to the varsity team to play against Chiawana. This was a huge step to play varsity soccer as a freshman in high school. Two minutes into the game, I was down and couldn’t play the rest of the season due to tearing my left ACL and lateral…

The Most Important Reason for Going to College The Most important reason that I want to go to college is to have career and be a better person in life one of my goals after school is getting into the charter college in East Wenatchee to join the Medical Assistant Program and it’s a 10 month program I want to be able to work in a clinic here in Chelan since they are building one next to Walmart and its called Columbia Valley Community Health or maybe the hospital I'm hoping that I get hired in…

Next year, I plan to attend Wenatchee Valley College to earn an Associate degree and a Music Direct Transfer Degree. I then will transfer to a university. I am going to Major in Music Composition and Minor in Entrepreneur. I am also considering a Double Major in Business. My goal as a career is to compose music for films or video games at a company. I also want to work towards starting a company with some other people so that we can work on our own projects. This is where the Business and…

It would be the greatest honor to be a TRIO SSS transfer mentor for Wenatchee Valley College students. I am interested in being a transfer mentor because as a first-generation college student I understand that being a first-generation student of color comes with barriers, but also gives me a unique and valuable perspective with which to bring to higher education. My parents only have an elementary education and have no understanding of the U.S educational system and as the middle child of five…

there is no more help or motivation of a parent or a teacher “Once you are in college in many ways you are considered an adult…You choose how to balance your academic and social life. You make all of your own decisions, and you are responsible for the consequences.” (Klein, n.p.). Whereas students are by their own, they have to start thinking of their responsibilities. In college, teachers no longer worried about their students, they just teach and if the student took notes “good for him/her”.…

getting together regularly throughout many times of the year. My family has held a family reunion every year for the last fifteen years, which was paused for one year after a major death in the family. Prior to that I do not know how long it went on but I do know that myself, my siblings, and my extended family (cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, etc.) intent to continue to hold this event every year as long as we can. Generally, at each family reunion, we have around 100 people gathered…

More than 2.75 million years ago, hominids were using simple stone tools. Eventually, knapping techniques were developed and used to chip flakes from a source or core stone to make spear points and other tools. Creating these required planning the final project in advance, and many forms ended up symmetrical. Thousands of examples of stone works have been found around the globe, demonstrating high degrees of skill and aesthetic awareness even in utilitarian tools. The most impressive spear…

of litigations (Conely 2005). For example, Eades (2006) has explained that whereas witnesses have a right to interpreter, accused parties do not. Thus is it quite hopeless for non-speakers of legalese with limited grasps of ordinary English accused of a crime. Another example of this is linguistic tactics of smuggling information and framing questions described by Aldridge and Luchjenbroers (2007) which clearly depicts the limitations of the rights of the witnesses and accused in litigation and…