Student Essays
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The human mind is such an intricate and intriguing topic of discussion. To gain a full understanding and grasp the entirety of how it works, is without a doubt difficult. Back when we were little kids, until now being mature adults, we experience all sorts of encounters with other people throughout…
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Baseball bats help to create core memories that impact us for life. The love of the game is why a collection of them or balls are hung on a wall forever. These are long lasting memories whether they are bad or good, we learn and grow from them. This starts as little as…
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Perfumes can bring out emotions and memories, they are a powerful tool in our daily lives. They can change how we feel and how others see us, add a little something to our presence. Yes, there's scientific evidence that specific scents can affect our mood. Studies have shown that “essential oils like…
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In English 61, Isela chose to write here sixties research paper about a young woman with a dream of becoming a rock ‘n’ roll star. Her name is Janis Joplin. In the late 1960s she left home in Port Arthur, Texas to seek a better life in California. Janis was different. She wore her hair…
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Arely Zepeda Sixties Research Paper Professor Lewenstein 16 November 2018 Dolores Huerta: A Hero for Agriculture Workers In the sixties, Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez organized protests to protect the rights of farmworkers. The Delano Strike was a boycott that lasted about five years. The goal was that no one could buy grapes…
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Isela Aguilar Professor Lewenstein English 061 November 6, 2018 Janis Joplin: The Queen of Rock In the 1960’s Janis Joplin was known as the Queen of Rock. She was considered weird for the way she would dress or for being herself. Nothing stopped her to chase her dream. She sang from her heart…
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Vanessa Serrano Professor Lewenstein English 1A 30 April 2019 Public Transportation: The Truth about the Ride When I was still in high school, I was nervous about entering college. It was my senior year, and I was going to College of the Desert. I had everything planned until…
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Reyna Reynoso English 61 Professor Lewenstein November 7, 2018 Women’s Liberation Movement In the 1960's women fought for their rights because they were treated like they were less than men. Society thought women could not depend on themselves without a man by their side because of the fact they were WOMEN! At…
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Undiagnosed Condition: Postpartum Depression – Complete Essay – by Estefania Valenzuela – English 1A
Estefania Valenzuela English 001A-6808 Professor Lewenstein 8 November 2018 Undiagnosed Condition: Postpartum Depression Postpartum depression is a undiagnosed condition that goes unnoticed. Many women suffer from it on a daily basis and nobody cares to wonder what they…
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Emily Diaz English 1AProfessor LewensteinNovember 20, 2018 Being aware of your personal situations and background can help you understand how it has sculpted you or how it can help you make a change. Genetically speaking, it can be a very life-changing consequence. Informing yourself about your surroundings can…