Archive for July, 2006
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 889 words
Norman C. Francis
Office of Administrations
1 Drexel Drive
New Orleans L.A. 70125
Dean Joseph K. Byrd
Vice President for Student Services
1 Drexel Drive
New Orleans L.A. 70125
Dear Xavier Officials,
Due to the major misunderstanding about youth today I made a goal to better inform young adults in the choices they make to have unsafe sex. My main reasons for this [...]
Posted in Class Comments, Week 08: Letters | No Comments »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 774 words
The recurring formula that occurs in Judges is one that restores hope. Like many stories that occur in the Bible, one occurrence is after forty years a new generation of Israel is born and of course they looses sight of God. Due to their lack in faith God must punish them and most likely through [...]
Posted in Class Comments, Week 07: Research Stats | No Comments »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 1125 words
My project is at somewhat of a standstill. I do have a lot of great ideas on how to fully get the project mobilized but I also have a very busy school schedule. I think that I can still reach more students on campus and talk to them about better decision making. Some progress I [...]
Posted in Class Comments, Week 06: Related Readings | No Comments »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 1512 words
I would first like to thank Denika for commenting on my project. I agree that getting tested is extremely important. Although I have posted everything late, I have been working on my project throughout the semester, and I have learned that a lot of people are indeed scared of being tested. When the group and [...]
Posted in Class Comments, Week 05: Respond & Logo | No Comments »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 1526 words
The image I chose is a drawing of a family. Since this is theology, I decided it might have more of a Godly type theme. This picture basically is my mission for young adult at my school. After you receive your education and create a life for yourself I think that is the right time [...]
Posted in Class Comments, Week 05: Respond & Logo | No Comments »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 884 words
Human creation stories we discussed in class would be that of Enuma Elish and Atum. Both deal with destruction and are compared to the story of creation in Genesis. The major difference is that Genesis is a story of creation and does not involve death. The story of Atum is the one I find most [...]
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Monday, July 31st, 2006: 2108 words
After Jesus’ Resurrection the church was going through three major problems. The observance of dietary and circumcision laws became very controversial, and corruption also began to infiltrate the church. In acts Jesus left behind the command to his disciples to be witnesses “in Jerusalem, in all Judea and Samaria, and to the uttermost parts of [...]
Posted in Class Comments, Week 13: Accomplishments/pics | No Comments »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 1687 words
My project is coming along just fine. I have been bonding with the students and enjoy being in their presence. During the day the children are involved in several activities and sometimes are assigned schoolwork. The children are interacting well with each other and seem to enjoy being at the school. In addition [...]
Posted in Class Comments, Week 12: Related Readings | No Comments »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 1613 words
Dear Mayor Ray Nagin,
Hello my name is Alexis Brown and I am a current student at Xavier University of Louisiana. I am currently enrolled in an Introduction to Biblical Studies class also known as a Theology class. My teacher assigned my class a project that asked us what we thought were the [...]
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Monday, July 31st, 2006: 858 words
Christine M. Hamilton
3720 Palmisano Boulevard
Chalmette, La 70043
July 20, 2006
President George W. Bush
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear President Bush:
I am pharmacy studying student at Xavier University of New Orleans in Louisiana. I was asked by my theology professor to do a project that would change or help the world in a way that [...]
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Monday, July 31st, 2006: 797 words
The recurring formula in the book of Judges is god using someone, a judge, to save the Israelites when they are punished for worshiping new gods instead of God almighty. There were six major judges: Othniel, Ehud, Deborah, Gideon, Jephthah, and Samson. The Israelites were punished by being captured and ruled by foreign [...]
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Monday, July 31st, 2006: 2189 words
I chose to write a letter to George W. Bush and Mayor Ray Nagan.
President George W. Bush
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
Dear President George W. Bush,
My name is Denika Treadwell, and I am student from Xavier University of New Orleans. I am currently enrolled in a Theology course in which my professor [...]
Posted in Week 08: Letters | No Comments »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 1603 words
HIV stands for human immunodeficiency virus. It is the virus that causes AIDS (center for disease control). Since the initial discovery of HIV in the early 1980’s, HIV has taken over the world. Just about every continent and country has been affected in some way by the HIV virus. It is a world epidemic. According [...]
Posted in Class Comments, Week 07: Research Stats | No Comments »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 1541 words
Hi I would like to first and foremost extend my warmest thank yous out to Minh Tam and Shandrell for replying to my post about my project progress so far.
1. mnguye15 Says:
July 29th, 2006 at 3:58 pm e
hey Serena,,
sound like you are on top of your project. Cannot said the same for me .. but [...]
Posted in Class Comments, Project Progress, Week 11: Respond Again | No Comments »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 1601 words
For many years, the nation of Israel relied on a king to solve the problems that arose in within the nation. A problem would arise and a judge would be chosen to quickly solve the problem successfully. With God’s help and deliverance the judge could deliver the [...]
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Monday, July 31st, 2006: 826 words
Homan’s “Beers and it’s Drinkers in the ANE” is about the truth impact beer had in ancient society. Back in ancient times the word beer had a much different connotation then it does not. Back then it was simply a drink and to drink it mean to be human. Unlike now when we drink beer [...]
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Monday, July 31st, 2006: 1193 words
-The problem that I decided to work on was Starvation. This problem seemed like it would be the most practical to accomplish. If possible I wanted to plan and have a food drive for the people who lost everything after the hurricane. I wanted the food drive to be held every other [...]
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Monday, July 31st, 2006: 460 words
Week 9 :
The backgrounds of the biblical prophets varied. They were rich and poor, old and young, men and women, etc. The role they played in predicting the future was important especially to the king/leader/ruler. They were looked upon in order to explain dreams and reason activities. They even were called upon [...]
Posted in Class Comments, Week 09: Implementation | 1 Comment »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 808 words
I left commented to the following people on their week 9 blogs…
shandrellb21
I know you don’t feel like you’re project is coming along well but it sounds like you’re doing awesome on ur project so far. Sometimes unexpected things happen and the fact the GPA is not that much of a recognized group yet is just [...]
Posted in Class Comments, Week 10: More Comments | No Comments »
Monday, July 31st, 2006: 905 words
Auerbach’s “Odysseus’ Scar” is written using flashback to explain the many trials and tribulations of Odysseus a character in Homer’s The Odyssey. The story explores Odysseus’ return to Ithaca and explains that no one recognized him until a maid bathed him. He was only identifiable at this point because the maid noticed the [...]
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