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Week 15: Last Blog thank goodness!

Sunday, April 26th, 2009: 1371 words

Its the final blog of the semester and I cannot be happier. So here goes nothing for the final blog entry:
1. Give students a level of expertise in the discipline of biblical studies.

I grew up in middle class Catholic Baton Rouge all my life [...]

Week 14: Grade Evaluation

Sunday, April 26th, 2009: 1265 words

People believe that the end of the world is going to be in their lifetime for many reasons including the media, false information, craziness, and the book of revelation. The media, television, and internet play a huge role in getting an idea about something and broadcasting to an audience to try and persuade them to [...]

Week 13: Accomplishments

Sunday, April 26th, 2009: 1080 words

I started off in the beginning of the semester with some really great plans. I was actually intrigued by the whole change the world idea. As with all good thoughts and things, they eventually came to an end. I had a great and rather comprehensive project idea that just did not happen. The organization that [...]

Week 12: Updates

Sunday, April 26th, 2009: 1105 words

In week 6 I blogged about the personal tragedy of losing my uncle in March and wrote about how I might change my project to fit something related to the reason for his death. I just want to update here that I stuck with my original project because I am not quite if I really [...]

Week 11: Responding again

Sunday, April 26th, 2009: 1033 words

Responses:
Andrew - I’m glad that you and I are tackling a similar problem and hopefully through both of our hard efforts we can accomplish great things. Thank you very much for the suggestions about getting the word out. You are right that I have not had time to make a video. I’m swamped in school [...]

Week 10: Comments again!

Sunday, April 26th, 2009: 366 words

I commented on the following:
Jasmine Antoine
Leander Brumfield
Whitney Cantrelle
Torey Chevis
Kimberly Freemen
Yaesha Joseph
Andrew Minias
Jennifer Pellittieri
Christina Richardson
Nia Uwaezuoke
The prophets tried to go out into the world on a mission of educating people about god. Although I am not trying to educate people about god, I am trying to make am impact in the world by doing what I [...]

Week 9: Project in Action

Sunday, April 26th, 2009: 1026 words

My project definitely took a different term as the semester slowly started slipping away. I had originally planned to get involved with an organization that promoted giving people an animal and teaching them how to care for it as a way to learn to feed themselves. Unfortunately no local events are set up currently in [...]

Week 8: Letters

Sunday, April 26th, 2009: 1631 words

Seriously letters??? Anyway here is a copy of the letters I sent:
Dear President Obama,
I’m writing out of concern for a few issues that are looming in our country. There is a huge epidemic in this country surrounding nutrtion. Not just nutrition in regards to people being underweight and unable to afford food, but also nutrition [...]

Week 7: The Facts

Thursday, April 23rd, 2009: 1733 words

Giving that my project may take a different direction, I am going to research and give some facts about the three possible problems I will be dealing with: obesity, malnourishment, drug and alcohol abuse.
Obesity: Living in the United States and further exemplified by living in Louisiana, obesity is seen everywhere. For many, being obese can [...]

Week 6

Wednesday, March 18th, 2009: 1159 words

Ok so I am now going to lie, my project implementation is not going as I previously thought it was. I obviously am having a hard enough time taking 17 hours worth of classes and keeping up with all the work and giving my time to a good cause. Also, I had a little wrench [...]

Week 5: Logo

Monday, March 16th, 2009: 1232 words

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Katey — Thank you very much for your suggestions to my project. I think including health issues when addressing obesity is a great idea because it will definitely tie in with my chose career as a pharmacist!
Marteena — I am in process with getting in touch with the organization and hopefully planning an [...]

Week 4: Comments

Monday, February 16th, 2009: 207 words

People I commented on:
Katey James
Marteena Girgis
Fatina Ramzi
Janet Le
Mildred Wallace
Melissa DeLoach
Dannielle Foster
Joannie Ivory
Breannah Lemieux
Demetria White
Looks like the common theme among projects is poverty. It would definitely be amazing to see what am impact we as a class could have on this issue if we all teamed up together!
Similarities between Genesis and Enuma Elish include things such [...]

My Project

Sunday, February 8th, 2009: 294 words

My project plans to target nutrition in the world. Not only will I be doing something to help with malnourished and impoverished people who cannot afford to put food on the table, I will also be working to educate the other unhealthy and overweight side of society.
To target the malnourished side, I want to work [...]

Week 3: Plan to save the world!

Sunday, February 8th, 2009: 1063 words

Last week I mentioned the three biggest problems facing the world as the economy, relaxed set of morals in youth, and nutrition. As previously stated, I believe I can have the most impact on the nutrition and health of the world. For my project, I really wanted to find a way to combine both educating [...]

3 Problems

Saturday, January 31st, 2009: 1342 words

I’m sure as everyone has started the blog, I’ll go ahead and say it too: there are so many problems facing the world today that it is hard to narrow it down to just three. The three biggest problems I have chosen cover very broad range categories because I feel that the biggest problems in [...]

Week 1

Sunday, January 18th, 2009: 1371 words

My hurricane story really is not all that interesting. For Katrina, I was a freshman at LSU. I was born and raised in Baton Rouge and truly pre-Katrina never planned on leaving. However, two days after stepping off the plane from senior trip to Cancun, Mexico (also before I ever stepped a day in [...]