Showing posts with label english. Show all posts
Showing posts with label english. Show all posts

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Immigration in France and U.S.A


Isaac Atayero

French 1

Friday, October 15 2010


Comparisons and Contrasts In French and USA

 The United States and France have both been countries of immigration. Although both countries get immigrants from different parts of the world, they are almost equally influenced by the cultures of the immigrants that occupy them. Located in Western Europe and because of her contributions and involvement with WW2, France receives a majority of immigrants from Spain, Portugal, North and West Africa. Like natives of the United States, French citizens don’t migrate to other countries in large packs . Being the second largest country by area in Continental Europe,France ,unlike the United States,Muslims in France are segregated and discouraged by the French caste system  to  soak in the culture.
     The United States,unlike France, has many problems with illegal immigration and a stalled economy. Even though America is in a recession, immigrant numbers have increased.America’s immigrants are from all parts of the world and there is no segregation of any kind. Unlike France, America’s immigration’s policy was design by neglect rather than by design. Unlike France, immigration has affected America positively and America handles her immigration problems rather better.
     The reason France has been negatively affected by immigration is because she is losing her European Individuality to an increasing number of Muslim immigrants. America, on the other hand, is a nation of diversity and unlike France, is not being occupied by just one race of immigrants but many. Many people agree that the United States handles her immigrant problems rather better than any other nation in the world.  Another common ground these two countries have is tourism. Both nations have a large number of tourist attractions and tourists although the United States might have more tourists than France.
    The United States and France are both beautiful countries with languages that are known around the world. English is the official business language of the world and French is the official language of the United Nations.Both countries have been very welcoming and greatly influenced by the Western culture.
    
     

Obituary for Holden Caulfield


Isaac Atayero
Mr. Geary
English 2 Honors: Section 3
21 March 2011

Obituary for Holden Caulfield

     Holden Caulfield, 30, of Lima, Ohio, died December 31, 2011 by means of Cancer. Mr. Caulfield died at his home and at his request no service will be held. Mr. Caulfield is survived by his fiancée; Ms. Sunny Yelkca. Ms. Yelkca and Mr. Caulfield planned to be wed on March 21 2012. Although not much is known of Mr. Caulfield prior to his move to Lima, Ohio, during the time the members of Lima have come to know Mr. Caulfield they’ve also come to love him. Mr. Caulfield moved to Lima five years ago with Ms. Yelkca, who interpreted everything for Mr. Holden.Mr. Caulfield was a janitor at a gas station and shared his opinions with his community by voicing them in a column in the newspaper. Although Mr. Caulfield was a deaf mute, he inspired his community with his work ethics and his genuinely nice personality. Mr. Caulfield loved to water polo and play baseball. Mr. Caulfield will be awarded citizen of the year this year for his role in his community, which will be accepted for him by his fiancée’. Although Mr. Caulfield will be greatly missed, we are happy because we know that he is now in Heaven with The Lord who he served with extreme gladness during his stay here on earth. Mr. Caulfield attended the psychoanalytic institute uptown where he was being trained to become a psychoanalyst. Mr. Caulfield’s favorite color was red and he was a huge fan of The Red Sox. Mr. Caulfield is survived by his fiancée; Ms. Sunny Yelkca. Condolences may be sent to P.O. Box 506 North Cable Road, Lima, OH, 45854.