Argument Essay (9/11) September 11, 2001 will be remembered in the hearts of Americans as one of the most tragic and unbelievable days ever experienced in the United States. The events of this day surely affected every citizen and likely affected every person in the world. Our fellow citizens, our way of life, and our very freedom we hold so dearly to us came under attack in a series of remarkable terrorist acts. The victims of this attack were everyday Americans. Secretaries, businessmen, mothers and fathers.
They also suffered from shell shock which could take a lifetime to recover, majorly affecting their abilities. They suffered daily as their bravest and best were dying fighting, leaving behind only the most not useful and unwanted soldiers who chaff to go to France for a better life. The source is a form of complaint about their horrible conditions and danger that threatens their soldiers. This letter is written by a leader on the Western front to
Anyone that the plague came upon, caused reddening stains on the face and the body would appear, which caused the individual to be thrown in a secluded quarantine factory. This disease appeared in over less than an hour. During this time no one could find the cure for this impeccable disease. As time goes on mass destruction is steady rising in the city. When President Toro heard of this distraught news he was horrified of the mass destruction that was going on.
Millions of people had died that day but i never imagined this. They were frozen in the last positions they had been in - running in terror. They weren’t people anymore - they had turned to ash, monuments to the horror of war. I think every day about all the lives that i ended that day, I destroyed a planet and everything on it - that can never be justified or forgiven. I often wonder - what could I have done
Kevin Rodriguez ENC 1101 Profesor Lisenbee September 23, 2012 Homework Essay 1 Crosswalk by Deborah Tannen This essay is basically about cross-gender miscommunications that happen in everyday life. Tannen explains the types of communications that men and women have. In an example, Tannen says that a woman who owns a bookstore needed to speak to the store manager. The owner spoke to the manager about helping the bookkeeper with the billing. But after a few days the manager never did anything.
He didn’t come with the files; he came with numerous of small notebooks. Det. McGee was telling her that Kansas City was starting to get less and less homeless in town. JJ setup a conference for the BAU team, and tried to discuss with this detective from Kansas City. Hotcher, the FBI Unit Chef, said to the team that they should go to Kansas City to investigate this case.
We felt vulnerable and grieved as we tried to piece the puzzle of this horrendous catastrophe we wondered who was to blame for this attack. Many of us still don’t feel safe. What is the root of such hatred? Our lives changed instantaneously the deaths of adults who were killed in the attacks or died in rescue operations
It's mine. I'm just so angry and sad, all these different emotions running through me all day long. I can't handle it no more. It's all my fault, I do admit it. That moment that Tom Robinson stepped out of that court room and being granted guilty for abusing me, is the day that I knew I would never be the same.
Sharmane Hughes English 101 Ms. Evans 19 September 2012 Assignment #6 Contradicting Denial Tom Junod’s article, “The Falling Man,” debuted a behind the scenes view of how the tragedy of 9/11 affected many different people in various types of ways. Some people were emotionally connected to the tragedy because of the fact that they had lost love ones in the process. Others might be emotionally attached because of the amount of sadness that flooded the United States. Everyone was scared and left wondering what was going to happen next. Junod’s article goes in-depth about the emotions that rose due to the public publishing of a photo that depicted a man on the day of 9/11 descending to his death from the Twin Towers in New York City.
Always when I arrive I go straight to the front desk for directions which are never clear the security guard usually an older Blackman gives you instructions like go to the B elevators not the first set but the one around the corner take it to the 11th and the patient is in room 1145b to the right of the nurses’ station. I always foul up the directions and find myself at the nurses’ station asking again where is the patients’ room is located. My dislike for hospitals is known to everyone close to me but, I brave the trips out of a greater need to show support to family and friends. The frustration of even finding the entrance begins my downward spiral of dislike. There has to be at least 5 entrances and if you go through the wrong one you just might surely end up on the wrong side of the building.