Brittney Smith a 17 year old girl who goes to Maplewood High School where she is an honor roll student, a cheerleader, and is the student body president for the Junior classmen. She enjoys spending time with her family, hanging out with her friends, and she make sures that she makes the right decisions for the school. Brittney usually gets along with everyone in the school even the unpopular kids, but there is this one person she doesn’t like or can’t stand to be around. His name is Andre Jones, Andre is the captain of the basketball team and star player. Even though Brittney is around Andre during basketball games, she still refuses to talk to him or go near him.
People’s ideas about candy changed from the 1800s to today. According to the article “ How candy conquered America” is about 200 years ago, most people thought the candied was for medicine in early 1800’s. At that time candies was popular in Europe, but extremely expensive in America. It only had limited kinds of candies, because people make it by hand like small piece of cookie. There are also candies is mostly made by the sugar.
“Look guys there's 4 little kids with a whole bunch of candy right there” exclaimed Alex. “ But Alex that's wrong” said Tony. “ Yeah really robbing little kids of their candy thats low even for you” Phillip whispers “ Why can't we get our own candy we are outside right.” “I know there's lots of people still giving out candy over there.” mummbled Tony “ I know why do you want to rob little kids?” snapped Phillip.
Gail Halvorsen knew he had to do something about this so he decided to drop candy from his airplane (The Berlin). He told the kids that when they see a plane wiggling its wings, they will know its him and they should be prepared for candy to fall from the sky (The Berlin). When he dropped the candy, the children were screaming and yelling with joy, but they didn’t fight over it (The Berlin). They shared and made sure everyone got a piece of candy (The Berlin). When news broke to Gail’s boss, his boss was considering sending him home, but instead he allowed him to keep on doing it so it grew larger and more popular than it was before (The Berlin).
It’s August again and that means that it’s just about time for the Minnesota State Fair. This time of the year we like to take a break from food safety certification MN and HACCP testing to take in the sights, sounds, smells and tastes of this once a year event. From ogling prize winning agricultural feats, to taking in concerts, to finding the most audacious, rule-breaking, deep-fried items on a stick, there is something for everyone. This week, we’d like to share exactly why we think our fair is the best the country has to offer. Every state says that their state fair is bigger and better than the rest, but us Minnesotans believe otherwise.
It should to a certain extent. Another example is, in the movie you will see that a couple of kids steal Piggy’s glasses, which is considered theft. My opinion about this would be that you could counter this in two ways. One being both groups learns how they can cooperate with each other and ask them for help and, two is that one of them could have just borrowed the glasses. If these two steps were done, you wouldn’t
Many people imagine kids being surrounded by other kids and playing in the park. But it shows that taunting and teasing happens all the time. Kids get harassed, and pushed around often. “Bullying can occur during or after school hours”. While most reported bullying happens in the school building, a significant percentage also happens in places like on the playground or the bus.
Since it is a form of bullying it can have similar effects to bullying such as mental and physical health struggles. Students are facing their own equivalencies to adult debt punishments when it comes to school lunches. While adults would face things like going to jail or receiving tickets or even community service to “repay” their debts, school aged children are being forced into janitorial roles to pay for their lunch
Chicago in the late 1960s and the early 1970s was filled with construction and saw dust. The First National Bank, the Chase Tower on Daley Plaza was finished in 1969. The next year, the Hancock Building was finished, it was the tallest building outside New York City. Other events that happened around the same time was the Martin Luther King Jr. movement, he spoke at a Chicago Headline Club event (1966) and announced his project for the summer “to stir up “righteous trouble” in some of the big cities of America.” (WGN) Predictably, that summer there was a Chicago Freedom Movement, marchers protests and walked with linked arms in downtown Chicago.
When children shoplift, they frequently feel entitled to what they are stealing. This idea is because they realize that many children their age possess what they want and so they steal the item so that they can own it. Shoplifting is incorrect because it is illegal and puts children at risk of being arrested and prosecuted. If a child is caught stealing, the parents should give impactful consequences to the child for their behavior. Shoplifting is usually not out of anger or aggression; it is out of peer pressure and wanting something that others have.
If a person lives in a city like Chicago were theft rates are unacceptably high, they won’t understand as it a wrong doing as everyone around them is doing it. However, a person living in a place like Geneva would have the opposite reactions to shoplifting. In our culture today, children are more easily influenced by the environment in which they live or spend time in and the people with which they surround themselves. Since people hold materialistic items to such a high value in our culture, children are encouraged to have all the newest things. An easy and inexpensive way to get these items happens to be shoplifting.
Do you want celebrate Halloween at school? I don’t want to celebrate Halloween. They are many reasons that I don’t like Halloween, but I will only include three. Although, some people love to do Halloween in school I’m not one of them. It would be unfair if parents don’t want their children to do Halloween, or they can’t afford costumes, other students may steal candy, and kids may get picked on based on their costumes.
Take away cabs, limos and delivery trucks, take away secretaries, file cabinets, political strategies inside buildings that run-on words, and there are Sundays at the park between Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials in Washington DC. Oh God of human vibrations and charismatic dances! Thank you for this retinue of human nature in the natural light of an irresistible Seventh day morning… jogging, juggling, volleyball, basketball, freaky Frisbee, American soccer, and chess under the trees…global polyglot of languages incandescent as children’s eyes…girls running on zig-zagging long legs, chasing nothing but echoes in their mad pursuit of earth, air and light …while fathers chase crazy kites across unused baseball fields, teaching young sons to dream. In quiet places above body’s dalliance, lovers picnic on verdant green, in soft patois of Portugese, Afghani, Szechuan, Catalan and Farsi…primal sounds of an eternal not available to the imagination. On old sidewalks young minds rollerblade to boom boxes percussing with James Brown’s slide and glide, while ancient circles of young girls watch casually, carefully structuring distances between rollicking boys and lovers on the hill…
Stealing is not ok, because if you are caught, there are serious
Students will be aware of how much damage a bully may cause to the victim, and many times a bully is a victim of another bully. According to (Psychological Association) “Educate your children about bullying. It is possible that your child is having trouble reading social signs and does not know what they are doing is hurtful. Remind your child that bullying others can have legal
