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I couldn’t see. The tears were blinding my eyes as I choked for air. The high pitched squealing deafened my ears. Then, all of the sudden, it stopped. It was a cold, rainy Thursday, with the rain pelting the window. It was freezing, even though it was the end of summer’s blazing days. My tiny, uneducated brain was ready for my first day of elementary. Little did I know, this would be a very disgusting day. I joyfully woke up to my mom’s calming voice and hopped out of bed without any hesitation.

05.05 Mixtures and Solutions Background: Paper chromatography is one method for testing the purity of compounds and identifying substances. Paper chromatography is a useful technique because it is relatively quick and requires small quantities of material. Safety: Warnings: * Rubbing alcohol (or isopropyl alcohol) is flammable, so be sure to keep it away from high heat or heat sources. * Keep pigments and solutions away from your eyes, wash your hands carefully after coming in contact

literacy is all too familiar to the college student, there was a time when even the most intelligent human beings were unable to speak and or write. I personally can recall spelling my name for the first time on the kitchen table. I used my green crayola marker to draw three massive crooked letters.. B, E, N. I was proud of my work and my parents were excited. This was one of my first milestones in my literary journey, however I do not believe it to be the most significant. For eleven years I had

Please explain what art materials/camp projects you are most interested in? (ex. claymation, stop motion, drawing, painting, fashion, etc.) I have a special love for photography, and I work as a photographer in my free time; however, I am passionate about all different kinds of artistic mediums. I would be happy to work with children on fashion related projects, painting, sculpture work and drawing. I have taken drawing, painting, and photography classes at FIT and The Cooper Union, so I would

A strange phenomenon occurs every Sunday morning in America at 11:00 am. America drifts in a time wharf and turn back the hands of time back to the 60's when churches were segregated—black and white. This phenomenon in essence is reality because churches in America still resemble churches from the civil rights era. Who is to blame for this schism? Will it always be this way? "St. Paul waxes quite indignant when he thinks the unity of the Christian community has been jeopardized or undermined. .

In America, the expanding chasm between social classes is a reality, and we are all affected by it, rich or poor. And as the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, the rift increases and as it affects Adults finances it also affects their perspectives of their social standing. Thier prejudiced perspectives trickle not down to the poor but to their children as they to take on their parents view of the world. A perspective that was the cause to some of the most difficult years of my childhood.

Why did he have to be so stubborn and leave when he got yelled at by his parents? They told him not to go alone on the boat so many times! Why didn't he listen? Now the baking sun began to penetrate his face and his face turned as red as a Crayola marker. No. He wasn't going to sit here and wait for his death. He was going to try and do as much to prevent it. But how? Joey had no help, nobody, and worst of all, no water. He knew his only chance of survival was to explore. Now that he thought about

to the birth, so we stayed home. While they were at the hospital, I fed my sister anything from the microwave macaroni and cheese to peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with the crust cut off. We sat at the dining room table and painted pictures. Crayola watercolors on printer paper hardly made for an art museum worthy piece, but it filled out hearts with joy and painted smiles on our faces. When my sister finally sat down in front of her favorite movie, I had the chance to do

floor-to-ceiling glass doors, which the viewer could be able to have a panoramic view of the small space outside the gallery. Johnson’s abreact drawings are arresting with different compositions, colors, and forms. By using Ballpoints, Gelly roll pens, Crayola crayons, and Exacto knife incisions,

and literature. Studio art is something to which I take to heart, it’s a branch I always seem to fall under. It’s simply been a part of my life since I was a kid; I would tend to walk around with a bag full of crumpled up wads of  paper and broken Crayola crayons just shoved into a small bag I bought from the flea market, no matter where I was at I tended to be drawing anything that came to mind. It’s a beautiful thing which I’ve used to define my perspective of how I view the world or just how I feel