Current Events Quiz 6.1
Short Answer:
1. What is the expect total deployment of Texas National Guard members on the border with Mexico, according to Angel Isaack? Page A1 "State details Guard deployment at border"
The expected total deployment of Texas National Guard members is 1,400.
2. What is "metal fatigue"? Page A2 "Investigators examine engine wear in jet tragedy"
Metal Fatigue is a weakening of metal from repeating use of it.
3. List 4 of the 9 points that democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew White's plans for education if he were to win the governor race: Page B1 "White says $6.5 billion needed..."
- expanding gambling
- ending the property appraisal law
- spend $800 million on changing education
- re direct the all the money going toward border security
4. What did Jake McKenzie do that was so unique? Page C1 "Texas' one-man show"
Jake McKenzie brought five different pairs of gloves with him to his game.
5.Which of the 5 things on page D2 The Long Weekend: Five Things To Do would you be most interested in going to and WHY?
Out of the five things, I would want to go to see Suzanna Choffel, at the David Bowie tribute because I've seen her before and she's really good.
Long Response:
Read the article on page B1 "Texas faces challenge to boost straight-to-college rate. Please answer the following questions:
Only 52% of students directly enroll in college after high school. This should go up because 65% of high school students should be enrolling in college by 2030. Not directly enrolling in college after high school has affected students by being less likely to end up earning a certificate or a degree. California and Massachusetts have a higher rate of graduation then a lot of other states do. Parades hopes to push to get more kids to move in to college as soon as the leave high school, to benefit them in the long run.
I do believe that college is important, but it has been proven that you don't always NEED college to be successful. At the moment I plan to enroll directly into college, but if another opportunity came my way, I would defiantly consider it. The push to get kids straight into college is very impacting towards others that might not be in as nice of a place as Austin, or don't have the best home life. Showing them that they can control there future, might help them want to go to college, or to take steps to make themselves successful. I do think it is possible to have a comfortable life without a college degree, because my dad doesn't have one, but we are just fine. I have considered a couple things that do not involve a college degree, involving film or dance.
1. What is the expect total deployment of Texas National Guard members on the border with Mexico, according to Angel Isaack? Page A1 "State details Guard deployment at border"
The expected total deployment of Texas National Guard members is 1,400.
2. What is "metal fatigue"? Page A2 "Investigators examine engine wear in jet tragedy"
Metal Fatigue is a weakening of metal from repeating use of it.
3. List 4 of the 9 points that democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew White's plans for education if he were to win the governor race: Page B1 "White says $6.5 billion needed..."
- expanding gambling
- ending the property appraisal law
- spend $800 million on changing education
- re direct the all the money going toward border security
4. What did Jake McKenzie do that was so unique? Page C1 "Texas' one-man show"
Jake McKenzie brought five different pairs of gloves with him to his game.
5.Which of the 5 things on page D2 The Long Weekend: Five Things To Do would you be most interested in going to and WHY?
Out of the five things, I would want to go to see Suzanna Choffel, at the David Bowie tribute because I've seen her before and she's really good.
Long Response:
Read the article on page B1 "Texas faces challenge to boost straight-to-college rate. Please answer the following questions:
Only 52% of students directly enroll in college after high school. This should go up because 65% of high school students should be enrolling in college by 2030. Not directly enrolling in college after high school has affected students by being less likely to end up earning a certificate or a degree. California and Massachusetts have a higher rate of graduation then a lot of other states do. Parades hopes to push to get more kids to move in to college as soon as the leave high school, to benefit them in the long run.
I do believe that college is important, but it has been proven that you don't always NEED college to be successful. At the moment I plan to enroll directly into college, but if another opportunity came my way, I would defiantly consider it. The push to get kids straight into college is very impacting towards others that might not be in as nice of a place as Austin, or don't have the best home life. Showing them that they can control there future, might help them want to go to college, or to take steps to make themselves successful. I do think it is possible to have a comfortable life without a college degree, because my dad doesn't have one, but we are just fine. I have considered a couple things that do not involve a college degree, involving film or dance.
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