1. Where are You Andy Warhol?
Hamilton High School is not a typical inner-city high school which can not be described by one set group that we see on television or in movies. If Hamilton's students are used for a new teen movie you would probably have the most diverse cast in the history of teeny bopper movies. The faces you pass and the personalities you experience are all different. Where a person takes their place in this setting depends on what they are accustomed to and what they want to become. In the following we will cover the different subgroups of this complex.
The separation between students is obvious when you first step foot on to the quad. Two main areas the school is divided into are Disneyland and Crenshaw, which mainly shows a separation between music academy students and the rest of the school. I never forget when I stated here at Hami; my friend warned me to never be seen in Disneyland until I am better known by the outside community surrounding it. My first time actually experiencing Disneyland wasn't as bad as everyone described. The only difference between those in Disneyland and my friends surrounding was that the kids in Disneyland seemed to be more outgoing and willing to try things not caring what others thought of them. .
The subgroup I most commonly relate to are those in Crenshaw, consisting mainly of African - American students, the cheerleading squad, the senior tree, and football and basketball. Once again we have entered into a world where everything and everyone does not mix hence the name Crenshaw. Much like cruising down the street walking past Crenshaw you will hear loud voice either of joy or anger, people not getting along or everyone joining together to listen to beats and lyrics. The connection between everyone in Crenshaw is best described as a family. There is always someone you don't like but if an outsider tries to start some mess the better be ready to deal with just about everyone.
Takes a Back Seat "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?" ... This stands true in the book, but not the movie. ... The movie adds a scene where Connie feels sexually uncomfortable with a boy when another guy is in his car. ... It has been said that when you look into someone's eyes you can see their soul. ... "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been" is a good written story, but not so effective on a screen. ...
The Life of Joyce Carol Oates and Her Story Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? ... Perhaps, one of her most notable works is the short story Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? "The material for Oates's writing comes from everywhere [and] her characters are admittedly composites of real people" (3: 120) this statement could not be more true when you consider the origin of the short story "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?" ... Since Oates is very religious it is easily inferred that she associates Arnold with the devil because his hair is black which sta...
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MONEY Let's begin at the Lemonade Stand , an online version of a classic computer game. At this site, students use $20 dollars in seed money to set up a virtual lemonade stand in a neighbor's yard. ... Can students learn enough to earn enough to escape from the planet Knab, where the natives "emit a foul smell and leave a slippery slime trail as they move about"? ... How do you get what you want? ... In Moneyopolis, "a town where money and math smarts are rewarded," students visit seven town centers. ...
As You Like It 1. "As You Like It" was written by William Shakespeare. ... One of the most brilliant political minds of her century, she had presided over nearly fifty years of change and struggle, and brought her country to a position of global power where it would remain for centuries. ... The play opens in the orchard of Oliver, where Orlando and an old servant are talking. ... Duke Senior, banished by his brother Duke Frederick, leads a life of exile in the Forest of Arden, where "many young gentlemen flock to him every day." ...
Stand Up For many years, and still even today people are blind to the fact that homosexuality exists in the rule areas of the U.S. ... Later that year I was required to attend the sexual education class where they discussed briefly about homosexuality, and where the school exaggerated how it was the #1 way to get an S.T.D. ... Unfortunately there is a hand full of people who are homophobic and can't stand the sight of "those faggots." You know who you are, but just wait before you start flaunting your masculinity. ... Hey it is not for you to decide their morals, Hey I"m liberal, ...
Gattaca Is The Story Of A Man Named Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke), Who Was Born Into A World Where Every Baby Born Can Be Healthy, Free Of Genetic Defects Or Risk Of Developing Diseases. A World Where The Potential For Great Music Or Math Skills Can Be Engineered Into A Person Before They Are Even An Embryo. ... I Didnt Like The Music I Thought It Was Too Boaring They Could Have Added A More Futuristic Beat To It Instead Of Just Violins And Pianos The People In Gattaca Were Just Plain And Boaring I Didnt Like Them One Bit I Think If They Actually Had A Personallity It Would Make The Film A...
So where do I start? ... Although I sound like a pushover, I stand firm in my decision to never do drugs or drink alcohol while I am in school. ... They brag, "Oh, I got so high last night," or "You wouldn't believe how drunk I was," and I am astonished how they could be proud about hurting themselves. ...