Watertown Essays

  • Essay On River Otters

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    Introduction Chirp! Cries a gleeful river otter as it slides down a muddy slope into the water. The river otter belongs to the weasel family, with its North American relatives that include the mink, fisher, ermine, badger, wolverine, skunk, and the marten. The typical male river is about three feet long and weighs about eighteen pounds. They are even similar to their cousin, the skunks, that spray a “musk” from two glands under their tail. However the “musk” doesn’t stink, in fact it smells sweet

  • National Honors Society Application Essay At Watertown High School

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    National Honors Society Essay I am very grateful for this opportunity to apply and potentially be a part of the National Honors Society. I strongly believe that I improved throughout my years at Watertown High School. I have grown into someone who cares more about the community, peers, and academic success and progress. Being involved in a variety of clubs and participating in many events for my community opened my eyes and directed me to gain qualities of service, leadership, and character. For

  • G. W. Elliot: Tractor Factory In De Smet, South Dakota

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    In 1911 G. W. Elliot, originally from Owatonna, Minnesota, started work on building a tractor factory in De Smet, South Dakota. He had lived in De Smet since 1883 and designed and patented the “Dakota” tractor. He and his son Paul traveled as far as Texas to give multiple demonstrations of the tractor. It weighed 4,000 pounds, which was considered a small tractor, and could still pull 21 tons. This new small tractor was a hit! In 1913 G. W. and his son Paul took the tractor to demonstrate its

  • Personal Narrative: Thanksgiving

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    four days long and it was fun, but the Thanksgiving meal wasn’t satisfying. We left Wednesday around 9:00 a.m. and got to Watertown, Wisconsin somewhere between 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. The trip was better than what it usually is, we made good timing, I kept myself occupied, took a nap, and ate a good lunch. When we got to our Grandparent’s house, my mom’s family side, in Watertown we had supper and went to church at 7:00. The church was packed so we had to sit in the balcony, and the balcony is cool

  • Arthur Shawcross Research Papers

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    Columbia University and also an authority on violent behavior identified Arthur as “one of the most horrendous examples of the unwarranted release of a prisoner.” Shawcross was born June 6, 1945 in Kittery, Maine. Arthur’s family later moved to Watertown in New York State when he was very young. They did many tests on Arthur which showed his intelligence to be subnormal or “borderline retarded” he received A’s and B’s in his first two years of grade school. he was later tested to have an I.Q. of

  • J. M.: Negative Stereotypes

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    J.M. is an 82-year-old women, and lives alone. She lives in an urban area of Watertown, NY. Within, Watertown she lives in a senior living building for ages 55 and older. This building is made up of 42 apartments. The majority of the apartments are single units but there is one, two bedroom apartment. The building was opened in 2009.It is known as the Olympic Apartments building and is located in downtown Watertown. Services this building provides to the occupants includes, water, trash removal,

  • The Pros And Cons Of Service-Learning

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    My viewpoint of the population served at this site prior to completing my service-learning experience was that the behaviors exhibited by children with ASD, bipolar, schizophrenia, etc. were in direct relation to their mental diagnosis. My perception changed when I seen the lengthy list of medications that they were on, heard the residents’ history of progression and or regression, and also simply observing their interactions and behaviors in person. Many behaviors that they exhibit are directly

  • Compare And Contrast Essay On Of Mice And Men

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    Although these lessons appear to seem like important values that should be taught in a high school classroom, this book romanticizes many horrible qualities of American history. I believe that Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck should not be kept at Watertown High School because it romanticizes sexism, and

  • Arthur Shawcross And The Murder Of Karen Ann Hill

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    In May 197218, an eight-year-old girl, Karen Ann Hill, was reported missing. Watertown Police Officer, Augustine Capone, saw her feet sticking up above the water, with “the whole upper torso buried in rocks”18, and “her mouth stuffed with dirt and mud to keep her quite”. Arthur Shawcross was arrested and brought to questioning at the age of 27 when a sniffer dog led the police to Clover Street, the house of Shawcross and his third wife. After three days, the police try and make Shawcross admit his

  • Boston Marathon Bombing Essay

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    people were warned and convinced to not leave their homes. In Watertown the police went searching from door to door while the military style vehicles guarded the streets. Soon after the law enforcement called off the manhunt Dzhokhar was found by a man who lived in Watertown. He discovered Dzhokhar when he went in his backyard to check on his boat, where he found a man covered in blood, hiding under the 24 foot long boat. The watertown man called the police, who arrived shortly after, and soon they

  • South Dakota Migration

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    The location in South Dakota would probably be around Watertown. The total miles from Nicollet to Watertown would be around one hundred and sixty-seven miles. We would have to drive around to find a field to hunt in so we would probably drive around fifty miles in South Dakota scouting. The money for gas would be around sixty-four

  • Personal Narrative: DASC Rivalry

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    It was easy, we had won 4-1. It was a sweep, I scored a goal, and then tyler scored 3. Our next opponent was Watertown. Everytime we play them it is like a WWE fighting match. I don’t even think people care for the ball, they want to hit someone as hard as they can. The dreadful sweat, the rat smell on your body it is all worth it when you play Watertown. We were playing like crap, I don’t think any of us were doing our best. It was 2-3 we lost. Then, it was time to see if we have

  • Summary Of Math In Plain English Literacy Strategies

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    Benjamin, A. (2011). Math in Plain English: Literacy Strategies for the Mathematics Classroom. New York, NY: Routledge. This book describes literacy strategies and explains how to use them within math lessons. The book gives ideas on how to teach students to become critical thinkers in math, leading them to become better with math skills and literacy skills. I chose this book because of the ideas on how to integrate literacy into my math lessons. This is a book I will use for ideas on how to use

  • Definition Essay On Happiness

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    When given the word happiness, the first idea that comes to our minds is buying a new car or money. At the beginning of the semester, we had to write about what our thoughts on happiness were. In my post, I wrote that happiness means being content and cheerful, and I agree this is the true meaning of happiness. During the following weeks in class, we looked into different philosophers and religions and saw what their views on happiness were. The first philosopher we look at was Aristotle and his

  • Essay On Infantile Amnesia

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    At what moment does a person experience their first true memory. Psychologist Sigmund Freud was the first to believe that many people do not start to remember events until the age of three. To not remember events before the age of three is very common among many people. The process of lost early memories is called infantile amnesia. Freud claimed that the loss of early memories was due to repression, which is an active forgetting of early experiences because of their heavily charged psychosexual

  • Arthur Shawcross Research Papers

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    Arthur Shawcross The interview and Documentary I focused on was Arthur Shawcross who was known as the Genesee River Killer because he dumped a lot of bodies around the river. He killed 11 women Victims, including two children who he raped before he murdered them in and around Rochester, New York. Shawcross was the type of Killer who enjoys mutilate his victims and committed to acts of cannibalism. Most of the murders Shawcross committed took place when he was imprisoned and released for the child

  • Boston Marathon Bombing Essay

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    From Boston to Devastation “We are Boston Strong”(Buzzfeed). On April 15, 2013, two terrorist created bombs to go off at the Boston Marathon finish line to injure and kill people. To add on, the two bombers names are identified as Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev, and Tamerlan Tsarnaev. They were born in Tokmok, Kyrgyzstan, but later became a U.S Citizen in 2012. The Boston Marathon Bombing occurred causing tragedy, and to break this tragedy down further is through the plot, the attack, the manhunt, and the

  • Leopard Frog Lab Report

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    Abstract To better understand the metabolism of freeze resistant ectotherms we studied the hibernation of Rana Pipiens (leopard frog). My hypothesis is that as temperature decreases and increases the metabolism of the leopard frog will respond in direct correlation. We tested this hypothesis in a sealed and controlled environment with per-determined concentration of oxygen and carbon dioxide at a specific rate of 50 cc per minute, and then measured the output of the carbon dioxide at room temperature

  • Essay On What Impact Did Railroad Have On South Dakota

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    What Impact did Railroads Have on South Dakota South Dakota’s history with railroads is very interesting. The first area in South Dakota was owned by white settlers. They were hearing about how railroads were a faster way to send letters because there were no telephones in 1800s. South Dakota was settled in 1861(John). It was important in holding back the settlement of South Dakota. The outbreaks of Indian attacks that occurred in Iowa in 1857 and in Minnesota in 1862 spread into Dakota

  • Boston Bombing Report

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    and Tamerlan. After an MIT shooting, carjacking, a shootout, and countless hours of searching on one brother was alive. Tamerlan had died during the manhunt, but his brother was still out there. After searching for hours, Dzhokhar was found in Watertown, Massachusetts inside a boat.At first Dzhorkhar was not read his miranda rights during questioning but as soon as he was read them he immediatly stopped talking. As the trial went on,April 22, he was found guilty of the bombings and was sentenced