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    TEENAGERS: CLASSICAL MUSIC YOUR CHILDREN SHOULD KNOW (AND WILL ENJOY!) Many parents‚ when faced with the teenage years and teenage musical tastes‚ buy their child a headset and hope that their child’s hearing will survive the next ten years. (The generation gap can often be measured in decibels!) And yet‚ while schools provide the counterbalance to popular reading matter with good literature and a talkshow view of contemporary society with courses on history and current events‚ it is left to parents

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    Have you ever faced a turning point in your life? A turning point is an event that changes your life unexpectedly. In‚”Warriors Don’t Cry”(Melba Pattillo Beals)‚ “The Father of Chinese Aviation”(Rebecca Maksel)‚ and “I Never Had It Made”(Jackie Robinson) all have a turning point. The three people‚ Feng Ru‚ Melba Pattillo Beals‚ and Jackie Robinson‚ have all faced life changing experiences‚ which led them to change their country. Body paragraphs. (refer to pages 95-99) Melba Beals faced many

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    In the novel‚ Warriors Don’t Cry‚ the author told her story of life in Central High School. The author‚ Melba Pattillo Beals‚ is telling her feeling toward the hatred her and eight other African American teenagers went through. She went further by telling their actions. The setting of the story took place in Little Rock Arkansas during the Civil Rights movement in the 1950s. I believe that this book should be appropriate for tenth graders because it will teach us how people was treated‚ the difference

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    In the book‚ Worriers Don’t Cry‚ by a woman named Melba. Melba and eight of her former class mates‚ now in their forties‚ black men and women return to their childhood home of Little Rock‚ Arkansas to meet with the former governor‚ Bill Clinton. As the narrator and author‚ Melba explains how the then small gathering of students known as the "Little Rock Nine"‚ is returning to visit their high school‚ Central High School. In 1957 as late aged teenagers they were the first nine African-American students

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    High‚ a previously white only school. This‚ however‚ did not come without its troubles. Many white people all across the U.S. were raged by the idea of integration and put up a fierce fight against the Little Rock Nine. Reading the book Warriors Don’t Cry‚ which is by Melba Beals‚ a member of the Little Rock Nine‚ I realized that the book was starting to inform my own understanding about injustice through its different perspectives in three ways: Showing me the difference that the Little Rock Nine made

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    This story rang a familiar bell because of the warnings and regulations going out‚ all centered around the Zika virus‚ which is a known cause of microcephaly in pregnant women. Even in the first few paragraphs‚ we get a glimpse of what life is like when you have a child with microcephaly‚ especially if they live past the first 24 hours of birth. From the very beginning‚ you can see Szekeres’ mission to provide a different life for her son than what she is told to expect. For example‚ when the doctors

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    hate‚ they can be taught to love.” Nelson Mandela. During integration a lot of people hated the nine black students who integrated into Little Rock High. But once they got to know the nine students‚ the started to understand them. In “Warriors Don’t Cry” by Melba Patillo‚ they hated them for a long time but some were kind. In “Remember The Titans” the football players were hated for being on the team but more people liked them as the season went on. In both the book and movie they are hated then liked

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    Bates home‚ who was the head of the NAACP in Little Rock‚ is recognized as a National Historic Landmark for her contribution in the desegregation of the public schools in the area. Melba Pattillo as mentioned earlier wrote a book called “Warriors Don’t Cry”‚ it was a memoir of everything she experienced during the 1957-1958. She talks about dealing with hatred from an entire city‚ being tormented by citizens and her own student body. The book was very successful‚ and gives an insight view from an actual

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    Have you ever faced a life-changing experience?People have impacted not only themselves‚ but also their countries.  This idea is analyzed in the memoir Warriors Don’t Cry by Melba Patillo Beals‚ the autobiography¨I Never Had It Made¨ by Jackie Robinson‚ and “The ¨Father Of Aviation” by Rebecca Maskell.  Melba Pattillo Beals‚ Jackie Robinson‚ and Feng Ru faced Challenges‚discrimination‚and turning points.  This impacted not only them but their countries too.     Melba Pattillo Beals one of the Little

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    IT SAYS | I SAY | 1. * Xavier and Elijah are assigned to sniping duty in this chapter‚ and very early it is noticed by Corporal Thompson that both of them have a gift for it * Elijah continues regularly seeing Grey-Eyes who is addicted to Morphine. Elijah is offered some for the first time in front of Xavier‚ and he denies the offer. Xavier However Xavier sees something in Elijah’s eyes which tell him that Elijah is fascinated by it2. * Aunt Niska has tried a lot of the traditional Cree medicine

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