Do you feel underprepared for life after high school? Adult life can be daunting; from learning how to pay bills and budget your money‚ to applying for college. Well here’s some good news for you! Local Penn Wood alumni have created a program that is an all-inclusive ‘adulting’ workshop. The peer mentorship program aptly named ‘Life After High School’ will begin on November 14th. Meetings are held every Tuesday from 3:30-4:20 in the Bany Room at the Lansdowne Library. The seminars are intended to
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WHY IS IT SO IMPORTANT TO YOU TO EXPERIENCE THE HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER ABROAD PROGRAM AND THE HOST COUNTRY YOU SELECTED? From the time my mother taught me to speak Spanish‚ to the time I first met my grandmother and still could not understand half the things she said‚ my life has been full of foreign people who left their native country for a better chance. They taught me many concepts that all seem from another world. They told me of things I had never seen and how societies were different from each
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Life After High School You sit in class everyone buzzing around you hustling from class to class. You’re in the big leagues now. College‚ it can be difficult but it’s for a bigger goal than being in high school. Being in college is different from high school there’s a lot more freedom and you can gain more confidence while away from your family. There are many benefits to obtaining a college degree. For college graduates there are many more job openings. Randy Tucker from the Journal News presents
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Have You Been” written by Joyce Carol Oates has a different‚ yet catching title. The title plays strongly into the characters. One of the main character Connie really relates to the title. Her mom wants her to be this perfect little girl‚ whereas Connie likes the attention of guys and to be a little more on the rebel lifestyle. Connie never tells her mom “where she is going‚ or where she has been” when she is tells her she is at the mall with her friend. Connie’s double life winds up getting her into
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In‚ “Where Are You Going‚ Where Have You Been?” Joyce Carol Oates shares a story about a fifteen-year-old girl named Connie who encounters Arnold Friend‚ a predator whose first words to Connie are‚ “Gonna get you‚ baby” (Oates). One day‚ while Connie is home alone‚ she receives an unexpected visitor from the mysterious boy she saw the other night while hanging out with friends. The mysterious
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In Joyce Carol Oates’ "Where Are You Going‚ Where Have You Been?" and Estrella Alfon’s "Servant Girl‚ firm actions brought by male characters caused women to reveal their true nature. Rosa‚ from Estrella Alfon’s Servant girl is a very humble lady who is consciously aware of two men having interest in her. First is the cochero‚ whom he calls Angel‚ is the man who lived in her fantasies after their encounter and second is Sancho‚ the other guy‚ is her admirer who seems to possess the the opposite trait
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can be as major as transitioning from childhood to adulthood. For much of the 20th century in America‚ the dynamics of communication among parents and their children was not fundamental. “Where Are You Going‚ Where Have You Been‚” written by Joyce Carol Oates introduces these “ills” of the 20th century to be examined in a more psychological depth. This ominous literal piece unfolds the story of protagonist Connie‚ a self-absorbed‚ disoriented‚ beautiful fifteen-year old girl‚ living in the early 1960’s
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shown through one of Joyce Carol Oates’ characters. The psyche is made up of three parts: the id‚ ego‚ and superego. The id is the primitive and impulsive component of the human psyche. The ego and superego help us make smarter decisions because if we only made decisions based on the id everything would get chaotic. The id is also known as the pleasure principle‚ and reality does not affect it. This component of our personality is fantasy oriented and irrational. Joyce Carol Oates places Arnold in her
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Joyce Carol Oates’ “Where Are You Going‚ Where Have you been?” is a coming-of-age short story that depicts the virtually invisible barrier between adolescence and adulthood. Connie is a feisty fifteen-year-old girl that doesn’t intend to ride in the backseat for the duration of her younger years‚ unlike her older sister June‚ who her mother tends to favor throughout most of the story. Her mother causes most of the friction in the house between the two‚ mainly because “[e]verything about [Connie]
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Education after High School is beneficial for anyone wanting to get a good job. High School is as important as college in terms of learning who you are‚ in college you choose what you are going to be so it’s important to choose wisely‚ reason to go to a certain college can be because of the program fits your future job. Being a High School student creates unique‚ experience about deciding who you want to be for the rest of your life‚ it has helped me build friendships that will last a lifetime
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