Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Amberlin's Summary of Animal Farm
Main Characters in 1-4 chapters:
Boxer: a horse
Old Major: a old pig
Clover: another horse
Napoleon: A bossy pig
Snowball: other pig
Jessie: a dog
What do I think about this book?
Well, not bad book (chapter 1-4, the rest will be coming up next). But that book is way different than the movie
Kaori's thoughts on Animal Farm
So... I kind of like animal farm, it’s little bit interesting to me.
Chelsea's perspective on Animal Farm
This book all about animals who suffers live in barn, Mr. Jones not pay attention to animals, animals are starving. Major had passed away by old age. People who live in that village, don't know that Mr. Jones's animals can talk. Men try to destroy animals, house, everything but animals beat men. But some pigs tricks to other animals, pigs sleep on bed, drinking whiskey animals should not drink, pigs didn't do work while other animals work, refuse sleep on bed, refuse drink whiskey and others. On day pigs say "four are legs better"," two legs are good". Many animals upset because what men did to animals , they think people should be bad not better.
Tanae's take on Animal Farm
The two pigs control and order the entire animal to do and not do. The pig can do anything what they want, or needs. The pig has more thing than the animal do. The animals have limit things like foods, place to sleep, and etc… They don't have a lot right.
The dictators order the people to do and not to do. The dictators have lot money, enough clothes, and plenty foods to eat to keep. The entire people struggle with moneys, children, clothes, and works. They don't have a right to have freedom.
The author wrote these books so they want everybody wake up, read that books to find out the truth in other country.
Anna's feelings about Animal Farm
Later all that hard work so far. All the men who lived there, came and make all the animals stop but all animals made them to go away. So they changed the banner manor farm to Animal Farm. Once Napoleon was the leader and broke the rules and add some of them to something that he still can do something he want while all animals cant do it. Then he made a song that 4 legs good 2 legs better.
How I feel about this book….
Animal farm book kind of boring to me and it old book. Our teacher Lisa made us to read this loco book!
Brennan's thoughts about Animal Farm
The pigs led the running of the farm, but secretly Napoleon plotted and brainwashed the pups born by their oblivious mothers to take over Animal Farm. Soon it happened, and the good pig Snowball was banished by the huge dogs raised from the pups.
I think Napoleon just wanted power, so he took over. It is pretty obvious that he was plotting for some time, but I wonder when he got the idea. Did he have some effect on Old Major and his idea? It would have some effect on the story, and if my recent question is true, then maybe the entire rebellion was carefully orchestrated by Napoleon to take over the farm. It is an interesting prospect in my mind.
I think this is a great book, and it is perfectly parallel with Stalin’s Takeover, and the plot and details are great. If you put Stalin with Napoleon, the pieces fall into place, and you see how Stalin made his reign. It is one you definitely should read.
Friday, May 2, 2008
Diego's thoughts on Animal Farm
Ashlie's feelings about Animal Farm
I probably wouldn’t recommend this book to any one because it’s not really the type of book that I would usually go for. Although it is a good book and it makes some good points about how humans treat animals, but they were actually talking about human to human, but because they were animals I looked at it as animal to human and it makes me think of all the animals and people out there in the world that are suffering everyday from many different things or even being abused (especially animals). A pig in this book by the name of Old Major reminds me of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. when he mentions that he has a dream to tell, and that is another reason why I like this book, because I am African American myself and that is in my history: Black History.
Monday, April 21, 2008
Amberlin
Monday, March 31, 2008
Deaf President Now 20th Anniversary
In 1988, the Deaf community had a dream, the dream of a Deaf president for Gallaudet University. Working together with the hearing community, we made our dream come true. Twenty years later, DPN remains an unprecedented and unforgettable event in Deaf history.
Ashlie Day 1 &2
It was time for a new president, and the people of the Board of Trustees elected a hearing person as president. Deaf people did not agree with this decision, they grew boiling mad. This was because deaf people don’t understand hearing people, so how will deaf and hearing people communicate? : Is what the deaf people said. So they planned to fight for their right of having a deaf president and they agreed that they would not stop until they have succeeded at this…
I 100% agree with the deaf people, because around this time hearing people didn’t care much for deaf people and if I was born around this time and old enough to understand this argument I would’ve been very upset also because I am hard-of-hearing and very close to becoming deaf. Hearing people always got their way: hearing president, after hearing president, after hearing president…Now it was deaf people’s turn.
My advice to everyone: Just like the deaf people in this event, you should always fight for your right (what you believe in)!!!
Anna DPN Day 3
March 8
That morning opened all gates but all Gallaudet students closed all gates. All teacher look confusing and took a meeting about the protest. All students refuse to go school and go classes. Then they took a long speech about what will we do for protest. Four student who lead the protest Bridgetta burne, jerry convell, and tim rugurs and all that staffs and all different kinds staffs who join protest. They disucss a lot about prostest for deaf president now. They kept protest for long time to wait spizer to quit. All way till wednesday
Chelsea DPN Day 3
Day 3 on Tuesday on March 8, 1988
Now Gallaudet University reopened again, peoples started can come to Gallaudet University. Four peoples who are leader for DPN Deaf President protest Bridgetta Buroune, Jerry Covell, Greg Hlibok, and Tim Ranurs. They run the Gallaudet University’s protest. This protest was on national T.V., newspapers cross the country!
Tanea DPN Day 4
Hello, my name is Tanea Brown. Day 4 March 8, 1988. Two groups went to Congress. The 4 leaders told them they wanted to kick out the President who applied. She would not leave so they had a huge protest. They wanted her out because she did not understand Deaf culture, what Deaf people need, what is needed for the college and so many other things. She will not even know how to communicate with people here because she does not know ASL
Brennan DPN Day 4
Hello, my name is Brennan. DPN ( Deaf President Now) day 4 on Wednesday March 9. In the early morning a small group from Gallaudet met with two committee men named David Bonior and Steve Gunderson. During the meeting zinser and I King Jordan went to a hotel and met with fo9ur student leaders of the protester. The four students begged Zinser to resign telling her it was best so that way the protest would not continue. But Zinser refused saying she would not resign. Later Zinser and I King Jordan had a National press conference saying that Jordan supported Zinser. In Gallaudet staff and teachers met and decided most would support the protest. At 4pm Bonior and Gunderson met with Zinser and told her it was best to resign because they truly believed in the protest. Soon after this Bonior announced that he also supported the protest. The day ended with zinser, Hilbok and Marlee Matlin, a Deaf actress who won an award in 1983, interviewing on ABC’s Nightline. ROARRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Kaori DPN Day 5
Greg Hilbok was the leader of four leading young adults of the protest against Zinser. Because he was trying to stop the hearing people from become president of Gallaudet University.
King Jordan worked for Zinser but then he stopped working for her because deaf people refused to let him work for her. That night, Jordan resigned because of the protest, which caused Zinser to resign.
Amberlin Day 5
Greg Hlibok, one of the four student leaders, shown up on “Good Morning America” on ABC TV. Talked about Zinser and Spilman was forced out Gallaudet campus from students drove the bus and parked by the gate. Blocked the gate and deflated the tires.
Rallies counties all day. One deaf school called National Technical Instinute for the Deaf got buses and got stuffs loaded there. They also brought $5,000 check from American Postal Union.
King Jordan used to support Zinser but not anymore because many rallies around. And he thinks students’ rallies are justified.
That night Zinser told everybody that she registers.
Diego Day 6
Hello my name is Diego, Day 6
Zinser resigned but many students were mad because 3 ½ demands had not yet finished. Later students marched to the Capitol building and were very happy because many people listened and paid attention. Then later the students had meeting in the Field house
Friday, March 7, 2008
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