Looking in the mirror

Leaving for lunch

Faith Plummer June 5,2014 english period 2-3 Katie was just starting high school like any other typical teenager, and she heard that her school lets them go out for lunch. She was so excited because she would get a chance to hang out with her friends and learn responsibility of leaving and being able to come back on her own. Unlike John at a school like East Orange Campus it feels like a jail, he gets no freedom, he does not get a chance to show his level of responsibility so he acts like how he is being treated some thing like a prisoner or even an inmate. I think if we could leave for lunch we would be more focused and productive. Students should be able to leave school for lunch because I think it gives the kids a time to relax and get their mind ready for the rest of the day. It seems to help students to get better grades in some states, because its like you have freedom unlike schools that do not it feels like jail and than the students begin to act like they really are in jail. I think will act different and get better grades if they are just able to get a taste of the real world and how it feels to be on a real time limit and if thy dont come back they will suffer the consequences as if they were on a job and they had to be back at a certain time. Some students have certain allergies to different food products, so you never know what the person is able to eat and you dont know how bad the allergic reaction could be, it could be something so major to something so minor. Some schools let their students leave for lunch and some schools dont because of many consequences like kids not coming back, getting hit by a car, killed ext. You never know so they dont let them leave for lunch. And other schools let them leave school to let them get refreshed and unwinding from being in the class all day. it helps some kids focus on their school work work because they get to have free time and a chance to breathe and relax their mind. Thats why i think students should be able to leave school for lunch.

Ancient Greek

1. What did king Sisyphus push up the hill?

2. What did the one eyed giants and other fantastical creatures do?

3. What happen to Icarus because of his arrogance?

4. Why are many Greeks mad?

5. Who are the graeae people?

6. What are Greek myths for?

7. What are European bankers and policymakers using Greece for?

8. What happen for atleast 2 decades?

9. What should you do before you so something really important in life?

10. What did you learn from this selection, and why?

Vocab boot camp

Sometimes Alea is omnipotent and omniscient to everyone when she is trying to say her narrative and I'm being dishonorable, eccentric, and mockery to her and all she wants is some empathy. 

Vocabulary boot camp

Some times I'm humerous when I am  mad. 

A lot of people persume things when they really don't know what is going on.

A lot of people manipulate things to get there way. 

Some people try to act like the real thing but really all they are is pseudo. 

When i first got my new phone I was admiring the beauty's of it. 

MISSING YOU

Missing you is so hard to get by

I mean come on i just cant let it fly

All people do is tell these lies

We are left to do nothing but try

We may cry sometimes

But we have to remember the good times

Because missing you is to hard to get by

People may often act like a spy

But we cant focus on thy

To where i regret my mistakes in the sky

So we wouldnt look in the mist and die

When we looked into each others eye

Missing you is so hard to get by

I mean come on i just cant let it fly

SPIKE LEE

 SPIKE LEE                                                                                                                   January 30, 2014




 Spike Lee was born Shelton Jackson Lee on March 20, 1957, in Atlanta, Georgia. He was making amateur films at age 20, and won a Student Academy for his graduate thesis film. His first student film, Last Hustle in Brooklyn, was completed when he was an undergraduate at Morehouse College. Lee went on to graduate from the New York University Film School in 1982.Lee became a director of promise with his first feature film, She's Gotta Have It, in 1986. The film was shot in two weeks and cost $175,000 to make, but grossed more than $7 million at the box office, making it one of the most profitable films made in 1986.


In 2006, Lee directed and produced a four-hour documentary for television, When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts, about life in New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. He also did well at the box office that year with the crime caper Inside Man starring Clive Owen, Jodie Foster and Denzel Washington.His most recent feature film release, Miracle at St. Anna (2008), tells the story of four African-American soldiers trapped in an Italian village during World War II. This movie was praised for bringing the often overlooked experience of black infantrymen -- known as buffalo soldiers -- to the big screen.

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