If kids dont want to be here then why are they forcing them to be? Its just causing unnessary trouble. The school should be able to get rid of kids who dont care and dont want to be here; and the kids that dont care shouldnt be forced to come. Its meaningless chaos. When you think about it, they're only hurting the school. Take the FCAT for example.
( ) students failed the reading portion last year. They dont try because they dont care. Thats part of the reason why our electives are diminishing; and our school graed are going down. Terry Parker has ( ) reading classes. If we didnt have so many, we would still have our electives. But we dont. And its all because of careless students flunking the fcat. Why dont they actually put forth the effort and pass it the first time instead of having to take it again... and again??
Monday, September 29, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
2008 election
Barack Obama:
The first African American to be a major political parties nominee for the democratic office. He is currently junior united states senator from Illinois graduate of Columbia university and Harvard law.
Born on August 4, 1961 in Honolulu, Hawaii to Barack Obama Sr and Ann Dunham. Obama was elected to Illinois senate in 1996 succeeding state senator Alice Palmer as senator from the 13th district.
Obama on war and peace and other issues:
War and peace: “Iraq is distracting us from a host of global threats”
Healthcare: “The problem with healthcare is about affordability.”
Environment: “Willing to suspend ethanol subsidy to keep food prices down.”
Energy and oil: “supports nuclear power if it’s clean and safe.”
John McCain III
Senior united states senator from Arizona running for he republican office. Graduated from U.S. Naval Academy in 1958, placing 894th out of a graduating class of 899. McCain retired from the navy as captain in 1981.
Born in Coco Solo Naval Air station in the panama canal zone to john s McCain Jr and Roberta (Wright) McCain.
McCain was captured on October 26, 1967 when his A-4E Skyhawk was shot down by a missal over Hanoi.
McCain on war and peace and other issues:
War and peace: “The war on terror a war we must fight.”
Health care: “Greater consumer access to generic drugs.”
Environment: “Supports much tougher regulations on emission requirements”
Energy and oil: “Build 45 new nuclear power plants by 2030.”
The first African American to be a major political parties nominee for the democratic office. He is currently junior united states senator from Illinois graduate of Columbia university and Harvard law.
Born on August 4, 1961 in Honolulu, Hawaii to Barack Obama Sr and Ann Dunham. Obama was elected to Illinois senate in 1996 succeeding state senator Alice Palmer as senator from the 13th district.
Obama on war and peace and other issues:
War and peace: “Iraq is distracting us from a host of global threats”
Healthcare: “The problem with healthcare is about affordability.”
Environment: “Willing to suspend ethanol subsidy to keep food prices down.”
Energy and oil: “supports nuclear power if it’s clean and safe.”
John McCain III
Senior united states senator from Arizona running for he republican office. Graduated from U.S. Naval Academy in 1958, placing 894th out of a graduating class of 899. McCain retired from the navy as captain in 1981.
Born in Coco Solo Naval Air station in the panama canal zone to john s McCain Jr and Roberta (Wright) McCain.
McCain was captured on October 26, 1967 when his A-4E Skyhawk was shot down by a missal over Hanoi.
McCain on war and peace and other issues:
War and peace: “The war on terror a war we must fight.”
Health care: “Greater consumer access to generic drugs.”
Environment: “Supports much tougher regulations on emission requirements”
Energy and oil: “Build 45 new nuclear power plants by 2030.”
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