Room For Rent Review

Given the information, this project seems promising for success assuming high occupancy levels. The Millegan Creek Apartments would be a 390 unit apartment project in Williamson County, for a proposed $15,715,000 loan. It would be about 11 miles northwest of the CBD and close to many of Austin’s high tech companies. This location would be beneficial because it can service many of the high tech companies’ employees and since the apartments are being built as a typical luxury apartment complex, it will be more appealing to these employees. JPI had begun to search for the ideal location for the Millegan Creek Apartments in 1993. They sought an area with employment

Janie then stumbles upon a man, Joe Starks. Unlike Logan, Joe does not want to see Janie doing any laborious work. Janie sees this as an opportunity to live a new life with Joe, a man that would treat

Next, they separate go to there classes and Sam’s other friend gives her a sex survey. Sam began to fill out in class and tries to pass it to her best friend that is sitting behind her. But, the survey falls on the ground instead of her best friends table. Sam’s crush Jake picks up the survey and begins to read it notices, that she said that she would be interested in having sex with her. Then, Jake begins to ask about Sam, to his best friend. He later asks the geek that also, has a crush on Sam about her.

are afraid to build any new buildings if in a few years those too will be taken

At the vastly anticipated end-of-the-year party, Melinda calls the police after being raped. Rachel and Mel were just going into highschool, so when Melinda calls the police, Rachel did not want to ruin her new high school reputation. She leaves Mel at the party to walk home without even asking what had previously happened to cause her into calling the authorities. With all the other kids, she thought she did it just to get everyone in trouble. Weeks passed, and Melinda finds out Rachel is dating “IT,” Andy Evans.

One day Logan tells Janie that he is going out to buy a mule, and wants her to do hard labor while he is gone Janie does not like this and offers to cut some potatoes instead. While Logan is out Janie meets, a man named Joe Starks from Georgia, who she describes as a citified stylishly dressed man, who to Janie is acting white.

Her vision of love does not include manual labor instead it includes rest and relaxation. The voice inside Janie’s head tells her to run off with a different man, yet she is still unable to verbalize her needs and desires. Janie’s voice, however has grown from being silent to a tiny whisper, and with that small boost of courage, Janie overcomes her fears by sharing her thoughts of leaving with Logan. This marriage gave Logan a sense of security, but he fears the “terrible ache” of loneliness (30). When Janie reveals her plan to “run off” with another man and leave Logan, she puts fear in his heart and fills him with anger (30). Finally, after Janie chooses to use her voice, a tough decision lies ahead for her to make since Janie never discovers true love and happiness through her marriage with Logan. She comes to the realization that her marriage needs to end before she becomes a grown woman. Janie “has done lived Grandma’s way” and she desires a life of her own (114). This thought propels Janie to stand up for herself and decide to leave Logan and she uses her voice to confront Logan and notify him that she is leaving. Although Logan becomes furious and curses and yells at Janie, his outburst only seals his fate and makes Janie more confident in her decision to leave. Janie breaks free of Logan, and with her new found freedom, life is “bound to do her good” (32).

Rob aims to get Simon elected Class favorite at the end of the year. Young gets nominated at most likely to succeed, Bob most handsome, Coop most athletic, Rob class favorite, and Simon wittiest and also class favorite. before the results are in Coop must take the Act and score a 15 in order to get a scholarship. After taking it Coop does not feel so well so Simon offers to take it for him and gets a score good enough to get Coop a scholarship. Coops dad always told him that he would never be anything more than a no one who picks up people's trash, by getting this scholarship Coop is able to prove him wrong. While all of this has been happening Young has fallen in love with Ronna Perry and has dated her since the beginning of the year at homecoming. Simon also somewhat likes Ronna. Rob talked to Young and told him that he needed to dump Ronna and let Simon date her instead so he can be more popular and have a better shot at class favorite. Young is devastated by this but accepts because of what him and Simon found out about Rob. Simon and young discover that Rob’s last name is Baddeck and actually moved from in state rather than out of state. Rob’s dad had actually molested Rob for up to sixteen years. Simon suspects that Rob is gay because Rob let it go on for sixteen years. Ultimately because of this Young breaks up with Ronna and gives her to Simon where he discovers he can never

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On page 23, Janie goes to Nanny looking for advice. Janie is worried because she’s now married to Logan and she still does not feel any love her him. She asks Nanny if there is anything that she can do, to make herself love Logan. Nanny becomes slightly angry with Janie, not understanding why

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So one day she meets Joe Starks and after spending some time together, Janie asks Logan what he would do if she ran away. Logan, rather than responding honestly, lies and hides his true feelings through insults. Janie learns that a marriage does not always withhold love. Love is something that must come naturally without force or thought and Janie sees that she has no such feeling towards Logan. Hence Janie runs off with Joe Starks and Logan is never heard of again.

However, she quickly learns that Logan, finds her useless, “spoilt rotten” and compares her to his old wife, who did manual labor for him without many complaints (26). Not only does Janie find Logan unattractive, but she does not even find him intellectually or emotionally stimulating, as he never shows her affection (24). Attempting to gain some perspective on how to liven up her marriage, Janie seeks out the advice of her Nanny, an unmarried former slave. Janie claims that she “wants to want him sometimes” (23), but her efforts are in vain. Due to the conditions Nanny was raised in, Nanny told her granddaughter that love was bound to happen eventually because Logan was financially stable. Nanny did not understand Janie’s wishes of love; she was on a basic level of understanding. While Janie obeyed Nanny’s wish of her to stay with Logan for almost a year, when Janie knew the marriage was headed nowhere except disaster, she runs off with a man named Joe Sparks who she had correspondence with for almost a year. Janie concluded from her time with Logan “that marriage did not make love” (25). Janie’s view on love did not change with her relationship with Logan. In fact, it was because of the horrendous outcomes of the marriage that Janie decided to chase after her ideal relationship with

First of all, I decided to watch the movie Rent, which was based on Jonathan Larson’s Pulizer and his Tony award-winning musical, which has also appeared on Broadway many times. The film and musical are about a group of artists, eight friends, who are living in New York City during the HIV/AIDS epidemic. They each are dealing with different problems in their lives, such as HIV/AIDS, drug addiction, rejection, and poverty. This movie had a very tremendous impact on me, and I was very impressed with how they tied each theme into it. I was moved in a way that it has even effected the way I look at others, and overall at life.

As I go to sleep, I dream of a place where everyone is treated equally and not judged by their race or culture. As I wake up the next morning I tell myself, “Life being treated equally… What is that?”  For years racism has been around, When will it ever stop? We the people are tired of seeing innocent black lives on the news being shot up by police officers for looking “suspicious”. If the law does not seem to notice how big of a problem racism is becoming, One suggestion that I would give them is that they should take their time to read “Room For Rent”,  By Richie Narvaez. After reading that story, it will give you a better view on how racism is a huge problem. While I was reading this story, it made me more interested to find out if this is really happening or is it just a myth. It makes me wonder if people actually face these ethnicity problems.