A Doc Eat Doc World
Sabrina Smith Mrs. Pearce/ Pre-AP English II Research Paper April 27, 2016 A Doc Eat Doc World STEM subjects are no longer balanced. Girls are losing interest in being engineers and mathematicians, getting worse at science, yet flourishing in home…
Poem Comparative Essay: Richard Cory/The Unknown Citizen
Lost in Society’s Trap “Richard Cory” by Edwin Robinson and “The Unknown Citizen” by Wystan Auden both address appearances versus reality. In “The Unknown Citizen”, this man is seen as an ideal addition to society, but not important enough…
Living La Vida Ignorant: Critical Essay
Living La Vida Ignorant In the autobiography, Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, the author illustrates vividly the effects of ignorance of slaves, weighing heavily especially on the overall control their lack of knowledge gives the slaveholders. Douglass lives…
Unified by Song: Expository Essay
Unified by Song: Music’s Impact on Society She pulled her headphones from her ears, faintly hearing a ruckus outside. Investigating, she poked her head out the window and practically fell out in awe and laughter at the sight before…
Who Am I?: Poem Composition
By: Sabrina Smith “Who are you? Or rather, who aren’t you?” I am not the pressure that engulfs me nor the peers that breath down my neck, demanding I fit in, just not in a too much. I am…
Stylistic Analysis of Night: Tears and Trauma
Sabrina Smith Pre-AP 2nd Assignment: Stylistic Analysis of Elie Wiesel’s Memoir, Night Tears and Trauma In the Holocaust memoir, Night, Elie Wiesel narrates his trek from a hopeful, naive twelve year-old boy willing to go against his father’s wish…
Career Choice Essay
Sabrina Smith Pre-AP English 2 November 4, 2014 Career Choice Comparative Essay Ever since I was younger, my parents pounded into my head that I’d work in the medical field, but being my ignorant 6-year-old self, I thought nothing…
News Writing: Leaguetown Strikes Again
After principal Foster Reide laid off five teachers because of federal budget cuts, the Student Council and the Parent Teacher Association circulated petitions of higher level Spanish classes for the upcoming school year. “I know the petitions are…
News Writing- First Crack at It
11/13/14 After principal Tonya King denied junior Jim Stack’s initial request to grow his hair out for charity, he wrote a letter to the school board. The school board will vote Monday on whether to approve his request for permission….
Literary Weave
This is a “weave” about what we, as students, had to say about Frederick Douglass in his autobiography, pairing it with a poem that we thought fit. I chose ignorance for my topic. Poem: The Slave Mother by: Francis Ellen Watkins…
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