So today is friday and the weekend is in sight. Today in class as usual we continued with presentations.
The Pacific Front
This was mainly between the U.S and Japan. As we all know Japan needed recources to fight there war. Japan attacked many cities i
Summarization:
Senator Inhofe points out in his speech that over the years, people have been convinced that we were in danger of an ice age, global warming, an ice age, and then now, once again, global warming. People have been too hyped up over globa
Erin and Jenna finished their presentation and we started on Tara's and that guy's presentation while i took notes.
Today to start off class we did some sort of goofy ITED practice thing. I hope it really prepares me for what is to come on the future ITED's. After that we continued on with the presentatons.
D-Day and The European Front
D-Day was the largest amphibou
The media plays a big part in what we think and do and one of those points is Global warming/Global Cooling. Senitor James inhofe states that the earth is just doing what its supposed to do. first of all i must warn you here comes the Ranty part. Fir
1952 Presidential Election
In 1952 Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson were running for president. Esienhower was a Republican and Stevenson was a Democratic. Esienhower won he had 442 votes and Stevenson had 89 votes. Esienhower had 39 states an
Lyndon Johnson was born in Stonewall Texas on August 27, 1908. Both his father and his grandfather had served in Texas Legislature. So in my opinion he had a little bit of a head start over others in his future upcoming run for presidency. even thoug
"Hot & Cold Media Spin Cycle: A Challenge To Journalists Who Cover Global Warming"
The 16-pages I read were about how global warming doesn't exist. Many references were made to how in the past there were multiple hypes about 'global warming' or anothe
The Great Society Consumer Advocacy
In 1966 The Great Society Consumer Advocacy had congress to pass a lot of major safty laws. These were the laws passed in 1966 Truth in Packaging Act that law set standards for labeling consumer things. National Tra
Kyle and Cuddie and I finished our presentation today and I was not able to get my computer up and running in time to listen to the next group and type because they presented for like two minutes. See my homepage for the slideshow of the African Fron
Today is Monday after what seemed to be a thirty second long weekend. We started off the class a little shaky and because so many people are gone and can't quite get to presenting. Mr. Bruns talked about this week's assigned blog and I chose to do mi
Today we went over the Europe map and then Trey presented his information about species destruction:
1960 Election
Their were 3 candiates
Senato of Massachutes John F. Kennedy-Democrat
VP of Eisenhouser Richard Nixon-Republic
The Thrid Party- Harry F. Bryd Senator of Lousiana
They both had military backrounds.
Stats of Election
| Electoral vote | 303 | 219 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| States c | |||
The 1960 election was between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon. JFK was a Senator from Massachusetts when he entered into the race. His major opposition in the Democratic party was Lyndon B. Johnson. He won theDemocratic nomination on the first ball
John F. Kennedy was born on May 29, 1917, in Brookline, Massachusetts. He was born into a wealthy family and attended private schools during his childhood. He studied abroud in London, then when he came back to the US he enrolled at Princeton. He was
