...Comm 101 Scrubs Many people seem to think that many television shows destroy the brain, but as for numerous amounts of television shows actually depict a lesson to lure in an audience. Take the television show Scrubs. Written and directed by Ryan Levin, this comical series about a well-renowned hospital and its staff depict the everyday lives of four different characters. In this comical show that allows four friends to comment on their everyday lives about being a doctor, resident intern, and surgeon. A story line based on the comical genius of the producers of both South Park and Weeds. Follow me as I analyze both the good and bad aspects of all four of the characters tell their sides of the story through each others lines. The storyline of many different television shows normally have exactly the same sequence of events. First, the scene is set in a hospital. But as many people do not know, Sacred Heart Hospital is no ordinary hospital. Here, everyone hates everyone in a sarcastic manner. All the employees hate the boss, the chief of medicine; Dr. Bob Kelso because he is some hypocritical, crazed maniac that cannot even once admit that he really needs friends or loves his wife. As for the maintenance staff is concerned, the only person who actually is involved inside the lives of all four friends, the crazed Janitor, known as Janitor, takes all matters into his own hands when he begins his need for chaos with J.D. As for everyone else, they sort of just...
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...was a freshman in high school I did a lot of crazy stuff and got in to a lot of trouble. I Let my grades slip I was always late to class I talk back to my teachers. Even got a one day suspense for slapping a girl across the face. Then I came to the conclusions that if I keep going the way I was going then I would never get out of high school or worse jail. Then my sophomore year I had a guidance counselor named Ray Schellenberger who helped me change by giving my opportunity to become a student leader and a freshman mentor I feel that if he did not take a change on me that my attitude would not change. I did a complete 180. I stared doing my homework paying more attention to my teachers. I was also started to get more involved with clubs. I was in a lot of clubs, like woods, auto, CSI, leadership, and snowball. Then I get into my junior year that is the moment I finally realized that I have to get my act together, because now I am starting to look at collages and careers so I stated to take wooding class, because I thought I wanted to go into construction. Then I stated looking into collages for constuchen. Many collages did not offer it. So then I started taking business class, because I thought I would go into business. Then I started looking in to business schools. There were not many that I like. Also at this time I was studying for the PSAE. That is a test that took 2 days for me to take it. I did not do well on it. I was so mad that I failed it. At that moment I realized...
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...later on. A good book is an education of my heart. It enlarges my sense of human possibility what human nature is of, and what happens in the world. I believe that books enrich my vocabulary. An improved vocabulary is the most obvious outcome of a strongly established habit of reading because while reading books, especially challenging ones, I find myself exposed to many new words I would not be otherwise. Moreover, while reading “The Classics” I come across words that are no more commonly used. In addition, Books are a fantastic source of inspiration. Unlike fine art, architecture or travelling, books help me to create my own mental illustration for what I read on paper. And this is very important for a student like me. It has been scientifically proven that people learn faster if they plug in imagination. In a way, reading books makes us all artists and creators of our own mental cartoons, movies or illustration collections. This in turn keeps our minds constantly working which is extremely beneficial mainly for older people. Moreover, reading also helps me to reduce stress. Where I might have had a stressful day in college, a book can easily distract me. Especially fiction is fantastic for this. So why do I read? For all those wonderful reasons that have been given. With James Michener, I travel to Hawaii, Poland or Alaska, and learn so much. With books such as Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriett Beecher Stowe, I learn, suffer, cry and my heart goes out with all those who were...
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...I was born in liberty city on 1992. I was raised by my mother while my dad was a cop. He was to hard into his work and barely came home. I also had an older brother that always studied. When I got older my mother had another child with a different man and that caused my mother and father to break up. My mother had it rough because she didnt know who the babys dad was and me and my brother didnt talk to her. After the birth of my step sister my brother was just about leave school and go into collage. He past his exams with 7 As and 2 Bs. My mother was very proud of him and he was very excited. After a few weeks of getting the collage he wanted and the packing he left. But on the way to the collage a local gang misread his car and thought it...
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...Three Pillars of Collage Business Amanda Bond-Weeks Grand Canyon University: UNV 504 November, 1 2015 Three Pillars of Collage Business The three pillars of the collage of business consist of servant leadership, the entrepreneurial spirit, and innovation. These characteristics work together to create success in a business or any endeavor. This is why the collage of business has set these pillars in place to better enable college students as they set forth in their future careers. Servant Leadership Servant leadership is where you lead from the ground up through an inverted pyramid. Meaning the bosses and CEOs of a company put the employees ahead of themselves by placing themselves in a customer service type of role to their employees. According to Robert Linden, Sandy Wayne, Chenwei Liao and Jeremy Meuser (2014) servant leadership is defined as the premise where and employer puts the least amount of focus on their own satisfaction but instead places it on the fulfillment of that of their employees are the ones are best able to motivate their followers. According to Colleen Barret (2009) of Southwest Airlines they give number one priority to their employees by providing them with proactive customer service, secondly comes the passengers when the employees pass on the same attention they received from their employers to the passengers and lastly in the list to be considered is the shareholders. Servant leaders tend to have a core desire to want...
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...Six Things You Should Know about being an avid student.. by Mary Jane Martinez you have to be organized. As an avid student ,i can tell you ,being organized helps you alot . I find that being organized can help you finish assignments on time and to the best of your ability. Being organized also helps by keeping you on schedule or.One of the ways i organize my stuff is by using a big avid binder which keeps all my assignments in one binder. I like having an avid binder because i can separate all my assignments between dividers for each subject, which helps when it's time to turn in assignments. you never copy the work of others. Copying is otherwise known as plagiarism, plagiarism is copying the work of others and presenting it as your own....
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...;life experience or school one. So in my experience we must learn of all side of our life so we can learn in school and listen to different advices from our parents, grandmothers, grandfathers, or another people who are older then us. When we are born, we start to learn how to crawl. Eventually we start walking and our parents teach us to speak. We learn different stuff when we baby. Our parent teach us to how we can play different games and how to play with our friends and how we must behave. We start learning at home how to have the best behavior but in school we start to learn, how to write, to read, do math and learn about our country. We must go to school and learn some things but in school we learn to focus on just what out teacher or professors say and we learned just that,also we can study by heart what is not good and we easy forgot that what we learned and it is not good for us. But If we can something learned on our mistakes we learned so good and we never forgot that, we everybody knows what we feel in our skin we never forgot. In school, and middle school we learn some basic stuff but in collage we learned something special and that is very important to us because we tomorrow get job with diploma of that collage. If we do not have live experience we have nothing we can say like that, so we must have practice a lot of experience and than we can say we are so successfull. However we learned in our life every single day, It not important what we learned are...
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...Mother and daughter relationships are very complicated. They often are full of love and care, but also can be full of pain, disappointment and resentment. Throw something as complicated as immigration and these relationships can even get more difficult and complex. In “Two Kind” Amy Tan manages to convey all the different phases of a mother and daughter relationship during a single story about a single major event in the life of these two powerful individuals. So the first image I choose for my collage was a picture of the great wall in china. I thought that the imagine as whole needed to represent china, because the mother was born in raised and china something absolutely essential in understanding who is the mother as a person. The mother is describe as having an idealized version of what is like to live in America “America was where all my mother hopes lay. She had come to San Francisco in 1949 after losing everything in china her mother and father, her home, her first husband and two twins baby girls. But she never looked back with regret”(Tan “Two Kinds”72). You can tell china is very important part of who the mother is a person she takes pride in her culture, but china is also represent a great deal of suffering and loss. That where the second imagine comes from I wanted...
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...Powwow – It is like a celebration, The Spokane Tribe holds their annual powwow celebration over the Labor Day Weekend. In the book they are going to have the 127th annual powwow celebration. When The Spokane Tribe holds their annual powwow celebration there would be singing, war dancing, gambling, storytelling, laughter, fry bread, hamburgers, hot dog, arts and crafts, and plenty of alcoholic brawling. Tepee – A tepee is like a tent, conical tent that is traditionally made of animal skins, usually it is buffalo skins, and wooden poles. The tepee was, and still is, used by Native Americans. 1. Junior is a very special person because he is such a fighter in my eyes. He has been fighting with too much cerebral spinal fluid inside, brain grease, as he calls it inside his...
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...to draw out the children’s faces. He believes he needs to step away from the realm of fine arts. His project that was filmed, involved flying to Rio de Janerio. There he went to the Jardim Gramacho, which is a landfill. Here he plans to change the lives of those around him. In the beginning, the workers at the landfill believed him to be their filming for Animal Planet. He met many people; Zumbi, Valter, Isis, Irma, and Suelem. Out of all those that were interviewed, Suelem stood out to me the most. She had worked as a picker since she was seven (currently eighteen). She had told Vik that she had been picking and she found a baby dead, lying in the garbage. She said “It was the most horrible thing to see, it made me think of my children.” She has two children. She does this job to support them. Sadly, towards the later part of the film, after hearing about all of the amazing things the landfill is doing for other, you find out that they were robbed. The...
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...Marla Sams EDU 210 – Foundations of Education October 18, 2012 Dr. Tim Florian Local School Community Collage My collage contains the major stakeholders of a local school community. They include community, family, preschool, and school district stakeholders. The community stakeholders include state lawmakers, state licensing personnel, local organization members, child service agencies, local businesses and their owners, and real estate organizations and companies. Family stakeholders are students, parents, extended family members of students, parents of community preschoolers, and student guardians. Preschool stakeholders include the preschool board of directors, program owners, program directors, preschool teachers, and preschool teaching staff. School district stakeholders are education administrators, school board members, school site committee members, teachers, other certified staff, classified staff, and school volunteers. All these stakeholders work together with the best interest of the school district at heart. State lawmakers make the laws that school districts follow. State licensing personnel ensure all school personnel are properly educated, trained, and meet all licensing requirements. They also issue all certificates and licenses to school employees. Local organization members are churches, Rotary Club, and other civic organizations; child service agencies, such as Big Brothers and Big Sisters and YMCA; local businesses and their owners; and...
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...I never really looked into the future and thought about what life would be like a year from now so, I guess now would be a good time to start. Every kid has a senior year traditional school kids have the same senior year, all of them go to the same classes do the same thing they have been doing for all 12 years of school. But our school is a way different we don't go to the same classes every day and learn the same thing I learned two years ago. What we do is Morrisville classes, senior thesis projects, and show younger kids how we achieved the skills we have now. Senior thesis projects are different for everyone maybe a kid raises money to help develop a cure cancer maybe a kid 3D prints a more efficient part/way to start a car. Yes senior projects are this extravagant here were in traditional schools I don't even know if they still have senior projects....
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...Burnout is a very familiar topic to me. I was working as a Senior Administrative Supervisor. The organization I was working with had consolidated offices and in result, my workload had increased. I ended up supporting seven regional managers and forty case managers all over California on top of seven direct reports. My direct supervisor was based in Maryland so I barely had a physical contact with her. In my collage, I illustrated the feelings I had when I was burnt out. There are a couple of comic strips that showed a smoke detector and the sprinkler system going off due to employee burnout. There are a couple of quotes that described my feelings best when I was stressed. One talks about being so stressed out the “I can’t even remember why I am so stressed out and it is stressing me out” and the other one talks about paper clips being replaced by a heap of twisted metal, which I mostly did during these stressful times. Other photos in my collage shows people screaming, crying, pulling their hair out, etc. which best describe the feelings of a burnout. The book, Discovering Psychology described three components of burnout. These components are people feel exhausted, people feelings of cynicism and people feel a sense of failure. (Hockenbury). These components best described my feelings and how it affected my job performance. I remember feeling the lack of energy and I...
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...My name is Keith Curry, so I have been told for the last 27 years. I’m here at Henry Ford Community Collage pursuing an Associate’s degree in Respiratory Therapy to be followed by, if not proceeded by, a Bachelor’s degree in the field of Medical Management from our neighbor U of M Dearborn. Both of these degrees will be crowned with the completion of a Master’s program in the field of Physician’s Assistant. As a child it was never a dream of mine to be a doctor or any kind of assistant of one. So what brought me here? Let’s see if we can figure it out together shall we. School was never really my thing. I mean I have the aptitude for it but just never cared for it. In my teens I always wrote it off as one of those old clichés. You know the ones I’m referring to. “Preacher’s kids are the worst”, “Doctor’s kids do the most drugs”, and of course my favorite “Teacher’s kids are the ones most likely to hate school”. Well, like you I fall into that teacher’s kid category. My mom recently retired from the Detroit Public School system after 21 years of service as an elementary school teacher, 3 years as an assistant principle, and 11 years as a principle. I guess you can say my mother prepped me for collage life early. I can remember sitting in the back of lecture halls at Wayne State doing my homework while she was in class working on her Masters. The “Wedding Cake” building was my second home as I sat in on many a meeting with her professor’s and counselors. I promised myself I...
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...modes of expression, such as music, literature, film, photography, sculpture, and paintings. After taking this specific Art Appreciation course, I learned that art plays a prominent role in one's life, be it music or any other art. It helps in development of the brain, habits, and relieves stress. This course was a great way to connect the with the arts; which did not require a talent. My view on art changed drastically, because I know understand that art is more than a painting on a wall. Art such as painting, sculpture and architecture,...
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