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The final reflection "is college necessary?"

Through out my research project when I first began the topic on education, I wasn't really interested about it but at this point in my life I wondered about, whether if I should go to college or not and if I don't end up going what happens, can I still make it with out it? because in this society today every things going up, grocery prises and gas prices, now a days I hear and read things saying that its defiantly a requirement to go to college to have a good career but what if you don't want to take that "road" to success is there any other options left in order to be successful with out going to college?
When I first started the research project first thing I looked up was "is college necessary?" this gave a good variety of sites but the one that caught my eye was what people had to say on yahoo answers because it was ordinary people writing down there thoughts most said the same old answer, "yes, to get a good job" but that wasn't necessarily what I was looking for I wanted to go deeper, so I kept on looking I found that you don't have to really go to college unless your thinking of becoming something professional and for that you'll defiantly need the training to be successful in that field but I wanted to find out like what kind of jobs can give you good pay with out having to attend college, people said modeling but I wasn't looking for super stardom, I wanted to find jobs that you can make a good comfortable living out of, so I actually founds jobs such as carpentry electrician, heating and gas. things like so therefor I was unsuccessful at first till I looked more to find the right answer that suited my question.
But right away I found the answer to my essential question, but at certain points I kept coming to a point were I was having a hard time thinking about some foundations questions to flow with my topic because I didn't want to talk about one thing that lead on to a whole different subject but I over came that and I continued on writing about successful people and their stories it wasn't that easy but it wasn't that difficult either, because I wanted to find a successful person that every one knew and till I found that it was simple.
After a few details I came to a end, I thought it was an interesting topic once I got into it I also learned a lot from this because now I know you don't have to be Einstein in order to become successful all you have to do is be creative and passionate about the things you love and you'll find something out of it that will take you very far in life.

Comparing the Past and Present Gang Violence.

By introducing you to this argument and comparing the past gang violence to the present gang violence, I have noticed by what I found in my research that the gang violence in the present is more violent than in the past. By knowing this and knowing that more people keep joining gangs that I believe that the gang violence is going to get worse as life moves on. Here are 2 examples of gang violence that explains that the present is even more violent than the past violence.

Past gang violence:

The Purple gang: They were a mob of bootleggers and hijackers in the 1920s. They were the most ruthless bootleggers of their time, they may have killed over 500 members of rival bootlegging gangs during Detroit's bootleg wars. They consisted of young impoverished Detroit immigrants who engaged in theft and armed robbery. ("The Purple gang")

Present gang violence:

The Bloods: They are one of Los Angeles, California's street gangs. (1972-present) They are identified by the red color worn by their members and their gang symbol. The Bloods are made up of various sub-groups known as "sets" between which significant differences exist such as colors, clothing, and operations. Since their formation the Blood gangs have branched out throughout the United States, and have even influenced youth groups using the same name in Europe. They are known for Drug trafficking, robbery, extortion and murder. ("The bloods")


As you can see by looking at these examples, Ms13 is even more violent than all of the other gangs in the world. They do more things than they did in the past and more people are being involved into this kind of action, everybody who is doing this kind of violence is putting their own lives in danger. Why cant everybody just be peaceful and nice to everybody than all dangerous and horrible? Only because they think they re cool by causing trouble. They just feel like nobody could be as big and bad as them. They just want to feel tough so no one can hurt them but nobody ever gets things their way do they? That's why 3 of te gang members are arrested and in jail right now. That's right keep all the bully's off the streets.

Present Gang Violence

I have first started searching for present gangs and what kind of violence they did and i found MS13. I have went to google.com and typed in ms13 and found some information about them and then i searched for "members of ms13" and i came up with this information about them. MS13 comes from Mara Salvatrucha which refers to large gangs in central america, united states and europe. The gang members in MS13 are hispanics. This has been active since 1980 and is still present.

MS13 is an example of the present gang violence. They are very dangerous in this world. Most people in the world has heard of them, they say that they are the most dangerous in the world. I have researched them and i have found out that they bump random cars and try to hurt the people so violently. That is one thing that newcomers have to do to get into the gang. All MS13 gang members must be able to bump the cars and hurt the innocent people out there in the world. Also, they must be able to handle getting jumped by their gang members so they know how it feels like to make sure they still want to be in the gang.

Some things they do are Drug trafficking, robbery, extortion, gun trafficking, murder, contract killing, kidnapping, etc.

Rafael Parada-Mendoza, Perez-Amaya and Jorge Parada are 3 of the members of the MS13 gang.

Castaneda, Ruben, Allison Klein. "19 Suspected Members of MS-13 Gang Are Indicted." The Washington Post 26 august 2005 A-01. 20 May 2008 .

Success stories

As for my last post I wrote about can you be successful with out having to go to college? and I thought, writing about a success story would be a great idea to start off on another post on a person who is actually successful in todays world. Right off the bat i thought of Richard Branson, I did'nt know a lot about him so I google in his name and clicked on the information about him, which was the site (forbes.com) and for many people who dont know, hes the founder of the brand Virgin, he established Virgin mobile, Virgin Airlines etc. It was written that he was a high school drop and that he left school to start his own business. through out my research and i aslo posted in my last post, I notice a lot of people on the website (yahooanswers) suggested that opening a business of your own is another way to become successful as well. But it isnt easy, and as for Richard Branson he has over 360 companies and he has an estimated net worth of approximately $7.9 billion (wikipedia)and he had to work hard to get to were he is at now, anything's possible if your passionate about it.


"#245 Richard Branson." 03 may 2008 .

Lorenz, Kate. "Success without a college degree." 03 11 2006

Wikipedia. "Richard Branson."Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

can you be successful without going to college?

When I started the research i wondered how can you make it on your own with out having to attend some kind of college?
well i started to begin researching up on the question on yahoo answers "can you be successful without college?" and the reason why i choose to go on to (yahooanswers.com) was because I wanted to know what people actually posted on that topic, so I clicked on the article that some one posted that asked "How do i become successful without going to college?"
many blogger's posted that you cant make it anywhere with out having a four year college education, on the other hand there's is jobs that can make you have a comfortable living with out having to live on pay check to pay check, jobs such as air conditioning and heating, electrician, carpenter and elevator technician and many of these jobs don't necessarily need a college degree. Also starting your own business could make you successful but it would help to further your education in that sort of field to sharpen your understanding and knowing what your doing financially.


jo. ""How do i become successful without going to college?." 14 may 2008 .

My thoughts and my findings about depression

Looking back at the beginning of this project I realize that depression is more then a disease. Although depression isn't thought about as a major problem, we still can't ignore it. Just like any other illness or disease you have to treat it before it gets worst. While doing my research I've learn that people can have many different side effects when they have depression. These side effects can include weight gain, loss of weight, sadness, insomnia or excessive sleep, slow ,movements, restlessness, fatigue, feeling guilty, and fear. Though their are many other symptoms for this illness these are some of the most visible ones.

In my research I have realized that depression can make a person want to commit suicide or make a person have suicidal thoughts. Although people don't always have thoughts of suicide this should also make us be more aware of depression and the problems that depression can cause. With this fact found from an article by Vincent Iannelli that 2.5 percent of children and up to 8.3 percent of adolescents in the United States suffer from depression, we should learn to be more aware of our surroundings(Iannelli).

Thinking about my essential question I've learned that many people use different techniques to get rid of depression. Some people like my mother use medication such as antidepressants like selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) or tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs). Other people use different tactics like psychotherapy, and Electro convulsive therapy. Even though many people have depression doesn't mean that they all can take the same treatment. Some people might not be effected by the antidepressants that they were prescribed, so maybe medication isn't the best thing to do to get rid of depression. Others might not want to spill theirs feelings out to someone they don't know because then it makes them seem defenseless.

So what does that mean when I can't find one solution to a problem. Well I think the best way to get rid of depression is by letting the person that has depression first off decide on the way that their comfortable with to get rid of it. We can't automatically assume that they want to take medication or talk to a therapist. If we force those people to do what we think is right wouldn't we just cause them more pain because they aren't doing what they feel is right. That might make them feel as if their thoughts and options don't count, but they do. So we can't allow ourselves to ignore their feelings.

On another note depression is a major disease and it is spreading throughout the country. Although depression is not contagious, with the amount of people that are depression it seems like it is. So we as people need to stop making ourselves feel better by making others feel worst. We should judge ourselves before judging others. Teasing others isn't as funny you think it is. You may be effecting that person on a deeper level then they make it seem. Think about all the people you have teased or made fun of, did they seem to care? On the outside maybe not, but how do you know what they were feeling on the inside. So don't be the cause of someone else's sadness or tears.

As I finish with my findings I admit defeat. I thought I could find a good way for everyone to get rid of depression, but I guess there is no right way for everyone. I now know that everyone has to get rid of this illness the way their comfortable with and not the way others believe is right because that may cause their depression to increase. So we have to make sure to cure their illness we must keep their thoughts about how to cure it in mind.




Iannelli, Vincent. "Teen Depression Research Study." About.com 08 05 2008 .

Understanding the violence in the past

In order to better understand the present, I decided to look for instances of violence in the past. I know that there was alot of gangster activity in the early 1900's. So I was researching the past to find out what the violence was like back then. I have found some information on it that explains on how it was way back then.

For example, Bonnie and Clyde: They were an public enemy era between 1931 and 1935. They have been known for bank robberies and shootings. Clyde preferred to rob small stores or gas stations ("Bonnie and Clyde").

Also, Alphonse Gabriel Capone: He was nicknamed Scarface. He was an Italian American gangster who led a crime dedicated to the smuggling and bootlegging of liquor and other illegal activities during the Prohibition Era of the 1920s and 1930s ("Al Capone").

Bonnie and Clyde and Al Capone were the gangsters, mobsters and outlaws whose crimes made news during the times of the 1920s and 1930s. The consumption of alcohol continued, and bootlegging, or the illegal manufacture of alcohol, became more common in the world when the world went on.

("Bootleggers, Mobsters and Outlaws: Crime of the 1920s and 1930s ").

Web 2.0.....Has a Little Bad

So I was down in the guidance office at my school, talking about the upcoming college year and how my grades were helping my chances of getting accepted. I brought up this assignment for Mr. Malley's class and told her that I didn't relly know where to look for this information. She told me about a parenting site that might have some good content that would be helpful to my research. She said the name of the site was so I went there to find some solid information.

I browsed the site and couldn't find much on the homepage about teens and tecnology so I just used the websites search engine. I searched the words "teens communication".....no luck. Then I searched the words "impact of computers" This returned four search results. I clicked the one titled "Effects on Cognitive Skills and Academic Performance" I read through and was interested in the first section of the article titled "Effects on Social Development and Relationships". The website brought up some good points that while it may influence a child's cognative and acedemic skills, it can also shape children's social interactions and development. The artical stated that the computer becomes the parent figure in a child's life. ("The Impact of Home") This is an almost scarey thought that children would actually cling more to thier computer than their mother or father. That would be a problem because when a parent tries to show some authority or affection the child will most likely reject any response a normal child would give. I guess now the only thing to do is see first hand how this generation communicates.

Kaveri Subrahmanyam, Robert E. Kraut, Patricia M. Greenfield, and Elisheva F. Gross. "The Impact of Home Computer Use on Children's Activities and Development." The Future of Children 6. 14 May 2008 .

Teens and depression, can it really be that bad?

Teens have to overcome many problems throughout their teenage years that can cause depression. Large-scale research studies have reported that up to 2.5 percent of children and up to 8.3 percent of adolescents in the United States suffer from depression (Iannelli). Dr. Iannelli believes that depression may be a big part of the reason most teens do not live up to their full potential. As I read more i9n the article i find out that they think that depression increases the thoughts of suicide behavior in young adults and children. They fear that because they don't know if all depression medication is not yet fully safe and efficacy for youth (Iannelli).

After finishing reading through the article by Dr. Iannelli, I researched more about depression. I came across a site from Harvard University. About one in 10 Americans suffers some form of depression, according to the National Institute of Mental Health (What is Depression? ). They say that they believe that women, more then men experience depression more. Depression seems to be a problem among many people and everyone seems to have their own definition of depression. Depression has many meanings among doctors, mental-health professionals and people on the street. Why are there so many definitions? One reason for this is that there are many varieties of depression(What is Depression? ). So since there is no real definition for this disease, does that mean there is no real cure? I don't understand how depression can be so complex, but I guess depression is a complex disease.

Iannelli, Vincent. "Teen Depression Research Study." About.com 08 05 2008 .

"What is Depression?." Harvard Medicine

Web 2.0.....Has a Little Good

I started my research last time and found out the basics about Web 2.0 and said that this time I would talk about how it effects us. That's exactly what I am going to do. I really don't know any websites in which to start my research, so I think a little Google magic is needed.

I went to the Google search engine and used keywords such as "Web 2.0 and teens"- that delivered no usable results. So i searched "Teen communication" A few sites that gave parenting tips came up. I browsed the first few and they had nothing to do with communication being effected by technology. I had a feeling that the internet just wasn't going to work.

I know how Web 2.0 technology can effect a teens communication. It happens everyday at my house, with my family and friends, in my life. So maybe it may be easier for me and everyone reading this if I do a little research about my own life.

A teens communication can be increased in a tremendous way via Web 2.0. I communicate with people I don't know or just met almost everyday. I play online games and interact with strangers so many times on a daily basis that I don't think about being nervous or hesitant in any way. It has really increased my confidence in a big way. My communication with my friends have also increased and I feel like I'm part of the loop now. I keep up with what's going on in school if I miss a day which help a lot. I use Myspace everyday to keep up on all my friends lives. From Myspace I can see what songs my Friends like, I get to see pictures of what they've been doing or where they've been. It just makes you feel included and hat is a good feeling.

Does depression effect the heart?

As I sit in class searching the Internet for more information about depression I came across a website that had some interesting facts about some symptoms of depression. Reading through this article I see that people are not just sad but overwhelmed by sadness. Depression can have different effects depending on the person. Although I knew about depression this website has made me understand more symptoms of depressions. People with depression have different effects like weight gain or loss is an indicator as is a change in sleep patterns to either extreme - insomnia or excessive sleep. Restlessness, slowed movements, and mental or physical fatigue may also indicate depression ("Seven Symptoms That You Are Getting Into A Depression" ). Feelings such as guilt, fear, hopelessness, and more are also symptoms of depression.

Now I started to wounder does depression have an effect on a person's heart? To find my answer I started to search the Gale database. Looking trough a couple of articles before I finally found one that answered my question. This article stated that heart rate variability (HRV) continues to decline in patients whose depression does not respond to sertraline (Zoloft), while it ceases to decline in those who do respond to sertraline (Psychosomatic Medicine). They stated that they were unsure weather the medication causes this or if it was the difference in the type of depression. Taking depression to heart: research shows a link between mood disorders and heart disease. Getting treatment for depression can help reduce your risk (Langlois, Christine). Searching for more about the effects depression had on the heart i found an article from the Internal Medicine News. This article said that patients with depression probably were also significantly more likely to have a baseline history of stroke, TIA, cancer, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (Cardiovascular Medicine)



"Seven Symptoms That You Are Getting Into A Depression." iampanicked.com (2008) 28 04 2008 .


Moon, Mary Ann. "Depression affects heart rate variability.(Psychosomatic Medicine)." Clinical Psychiatry News 35.10 (Oct 2007): 35(1). Health Reference Center Academic. Gale. McKinley High School. 1 May 2008 .


Langlois, Christine. "Taking depression to heart: research shows a link between mood disorders and heart disease. Getting treatment for depression can help reduce your risk." CARP for the Fifty Plus 24.1 (Feb 2008): 31(3). Health Reference Center Academ. Gale. McKinley High School. 1 May 2008 .


Jancin, Bruce. "Depression tied to worse heart failure outcomes.(Cardiovascular Medicine)." Internal Medicine News 40.11 (June 1, 2007): 35(1). Health Reference Center Academic. Gale. McKinley High School. 1 May 2008 .

continuing of research

how ever, education is part of being successful when you know what your doing with your life, but besides all that it is important for the future and for others because we would need the knowledge to become doctors and teachers, professionals etc. in today's world In order to teach the people the skills for our future generations and to take care of our needs. I also think that we cant live with out education because of those purposes, we need it for our own good and to become better in what we already know as humans and to fulfill our goals and dreams.

Robinson , Diana. "How Dreams Become Goals ." 22 May 2008 .