Arrowhead High School needs to build a tunnel or passway between campuses. Many students have to walk between North Campus and South Campus throughout the day. During the summer it is good exercise and students get the much needed sunlight in their time outside, However; during the winter temperatures can get as low as negative ten degrees fahrenheit and the wind chill is even colder. Also there is a large amount of ice and snow on the ground which makes the trip difficult for students. A tunnel
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Alienation and Dehumanization within The Road The novel The Road is about the United States being in a dystopian setting in which the main character, Man, has to pass through desolate land with his son, Boy, and learning through the trials of survival on a path to the coast. Man and Boy are living on bare supplies as they travel across different places to reach a safer place fighting for food and shelter which brings Man and Boy having to see and be lowered within the standards of humans being alienated
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A continuous dusting of snow coats my umbrella and the ground around me. Its eerie beauty puts me in a bit of a daze, leading me to stick my hand out from under my safety and let my hand caress the white flakes. A soft smile tugs at the corner of my lips and urges a chuckle to slip from my grasp. “Hurry up! We’re going to be late!” Sherry’s excited face can be seen not too far from me, her hand outstretched in the air, waving at me. I quickly brush the snow onto my clothes and run to catch up with
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novel The Road (2006) by Cormac McCarthy, a young boy and his father are in a post-apocalyptic society with very few people and available resources, and trying to survive. They travel along a main road, heading towards the coast, and encounter some benefits, yet many obstacles as well. In this novel, McCarthy illuminates the idea that when people are faced with death, it causes them to realize the small happy moments, because they become more prominent and enjoyable. In this scene from The Road, Papa
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Nicknamed the ‘friendly city’, Harrisonburg is a vibrant, active community, filled with a little something for everyone. Away from the everyday traffic of the bigger metro areas, enjoy the cityscape with your choice of eating establishments, artist galleries, weekly farmers markets, festivals, museums, shopping, and various historical features. For the more adventurous just a short drive away are numerous mountain trails, popular ski destinations, high adventure parks, an all season water park, beautiful
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On February 3rd, 2017 at about 6:00pm I visited the intersection of Hurontario and Dundas Street located in Mississauga. It was a Friday night and it was pretty cold. Upon my arrival, one of the first things I noticed was how busy the place was. There are two major bus routes (MiWay) that run through the intersection and very wide streets that allow for heavy traffic flow. There are also many amenities in the area like multiple grocery stores, a high school down Hurontario Street and many restaurants
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#1 Current Event Summary A car accident happened in New York, where an old couple’s car got hit by a young driver. The old couple’s car was following the traffic rules--they were driving under a green light. However, the young driver did not stop his car even though the traffic light had its red light. As a result, the couple got killed. After a thorough investigation, the police found out that the driver was intoxicated before and while driving. Relevant Terms Alcohol (7): Alcohol is a depressant
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University of Tennessee Medical Center where he was treated for non-life threatening injuries. This accident is a reminder that it is important to take the proper precautions when passing another vehicle. When passing another vehicle on a two-lane road, make sure you can safely pass before encountering oncoming traffic. This includes giving yourself time to get back in your correct lane before oncoming traffic arrives. When in doubt, wait to pass the vehicle. Only pass another vehicle when it is
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I could read the sign in the distance, Louisburg and Ottawa Next Exit. I thought to myself “Just a little bit and we’ll be there in no time”, knowing I was already a third of the way there. Still my emotions ran high as sweat began to gather on my hands as I gripped the steering wheel while my other hand stood ready to shift into a lower gear. My eyes darted up and down, frantically checking to make sure I wasn’t speeding. As I looked down to check my speed again, I could’ve sworn my heart stopped
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a poem in which he spoke about a crooked and wild road leading to amazing and wondrous places. My take on what he was conveying is simply telling the reader that he hopes they will follow the unbroken path instead of the one that has been tread on a million times before. Travel the trails that have risks, for those are the paths that lead to the most beautiful sights. They can lead to wild, unexplored territory or ruins from long ago. These roads lead to the wonders humanity is forgetting. They lead
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