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Delta Winds: A Magazine of Student Essays
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2010

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• Letter from the Editors
• A Raisin in the Sun: A Trinity of Adaptations--Comparisons in Contrast
  His desperate search for a better life is made all the more futile because of the oppression he faces in a racist society, and now he feels his one chance at something more is being taken from him by his own mother.
• Gifts to an Infant
  Fortunately, the barber’s wife had the ability to pierce ears without complications.
• Lack of Failure?
  I know from my own personal experiences that the yoke of my past childhood failures have many times kept me from success.
• Online Classes: Promoting Critical Thinking and Cooperation between the Sexes
  Students, and more specifically women, no longer have to feel like they have a sea of eyes looking at them, waiting for them to say something foolish or inadequate.
• Running with the Team: An Examination of the Positive Effects of In-Group Conformity
  For me, these bonds formed the feeling of responsibility to my team, and being on that team meant that I was a part of something bigger than myself.
• Working Mothers Are Benefiting the Family
  My parents both work because they believe that it is in their children’s best interest.
• My Family's Black and I'm Proud: A story of how two small souls brought some color to our lives
  It was six years ago when my parents decided that they wanted to make a contribution to society, so they began to foster children from inner city families in Newark, New Jersey.
• What Rock Music Means to Me
  You might say that rock educated me in ways that spoke just to me; it instilled me with a passion for music, which is still one of my greatest motivators.
• When Thin Stops Defining Beauty
  Although American culture puts pressure on being unnaturally thin, in West African culture thin women are looked down upon and thought of as unattractive.
• The Decomposition of Education
  Educators, if you are reading this, please, be bold!
• Cutting Basic Skills Courses at Delta College
  Delta College is doing the right thing by cutting services to the lowest-level students so the college can focus more on the students who worked hard in high school to get to where they are today.
• Selective Education at Delta College
  But what are politicians and administrators really cutting back? Numbers in a budget sheet? Or the futures of the people these programs are designed for?