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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to move up a class? My mom is an example of one of these people. Listen to hear her story.

  I interview my uncle about the war he was apart of  when he was younger.

In this podcast, I interview my friend Haley Van Schaick and Kelly Kunik, both whom are diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. For those of you who don't know what diabetes is, listen to the interview, where I explain exactly what it is. This podcast is about living with diabetes and doing things that differently to try to be a normal person, but still having to live with a disease.

For this podcast, I interview my cousin Kimberly and she explained to me how she handled being misunderstood as well as doubted. In addition, she expressed her emotions through the process as well as how she overcame the obstacle she faced. Hope you enjoy!

Here I interviewed my father about his growing pains as a child. We discussed these hardships on a deep and personal level. Looking at the person he is today, nobody would ever suspect that he grew up in fear. 

What can you say about the law? You love it, but at the same time, you hate it. It keeps you safe, it keeps order, but also restricts the things you're allowed to do. In this podcast, I talk about a time when I was just being an idiot and broke the law. I also interview my mom about a time when one of her friends got into big trouble with the law.

When is the last time you have been in some type of wilderness? How would it be to live for a day without tall buildings, stores and cars? In this interview, I talk to my friend, Bernicia Guercio and my uncle, Andrew Stewart about their experiences with the wilderness and how it compares to their city-life.

This is a podcast of a son interviewing his mother about her humble beginnings and how she still went to a great college and led a successful life.

We all have that person that we like a as teenager. But have you every considered if you could spend the rest of you life with them in a successful and long lasting marriage? Tune in to this Crossing Boundaries podcast by Symone Smith.

For my podcast, I interviewed my aunt and uncle about what things they've had to face, and what people thought about them because they were in an interracial marriage. I also interviewed my mom and grandma about how they felt about the marriage.

In English, we were doing a project about how people on a daily basis cross boundaries. Whether it means crossing boundaries in race, age, religion, etc. For my podcast I decided to interview my Aunt Linda who lives in Hollywood, South Carolina. When she was in high school she disobeyed her parents and forged her signature so that she can have the opportunity to go to an all Caucasian school.

Here I interview Winston Wright (SuperDukeWellington). We talk about how when people first see Winston they would even began to suspect he was this great rapper. 

All music in interview by SuperDukeWellington. 

My project was about cultural boundaries. I interviewed my mom about how life in the military changed not only her view of the world, but also how experiencing other cultures has opened her mind.

This podcast tells the story of a man named Richard Landis, and how he broke free of the social norm as a kid by deciding to pursue a higher education. 


Music by El Ten Eleven, and Josh Ritter 

Frigid
Song Credit: Omarion - Ice Box

I changed my mind. Have you seen Skins? I didn't like it in the beginning, but now it has grown on me and I really enjoy it.

Stanley and Chris..mmm<3.

When you step out on the street do you ever wonder how will I be judged? In this podcast you will here the story of one girls experience being judged for wearing platform boots to school.

Lee este artículo:

http://www.pontealdia.com/philadelphia/danza-marinera-el-peru-que-vive-en-philadelphia.html

Mira estos dos videos de Machu Picchu:
 1)  http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/places/regions-places/south-america/peru_machupicchu.html
 2) http://www.howcast.com/videos/35319-The-World-in-One-Minute-Machu-Picchu-Peru

Ahora, mira estas fotos:
http://www.culturefocus.com/peru-machu-picchu.htm

Finalmente, toma esta prueba de Perú y toma un screen shot
http://www.funtrivia.com/playquiz/quiz27471328210.html

¿Qué se hace?

Practice using SE to form the impersonal in Spanish. Construct impersonal sentences in Spanish by describing what one does in each place.

Los Lugares

    * Por ejemplo: la biblioteca / leer – Se lee en la biblioteca.
    * el café / beber
    * la discoteca  / bailar
    * la escuela / aprender
    * la piscine / nadar
    * la playa / tomar el sol
    * el restaurante / comer
    * la tienda / comprar ropa


Learning to form the impersonal se in Spanish is necessary for Spanish language learners to make general statements with unspecified grammatical subjects.

Emotions

Amirah Burkett
Kyla Carden
Patricia Parker

Being a girl usually means that you do a lot of shopping, cooking, cleaning, and other household chores. But one day, a girl decided to defy that, and do something that a man does. She decided to play a man's sport: football.

So here have a pretty picture I took instead.