Day 9 of Presentation

Why does high school go by fast?- Michael

Why do people dream?- Devin
Images in our heads
Many unknown facts
Connection to emotions?

The power of words- Elyssa

Inspire, hurt
Can cause positive or negative actions
Safe or end a life
The way we communicate

Why do people dream?- Devin

 Images in our heads
Many unknown facts
Connection to emotions?

Write Thesis- Andrew
Heaven
Write

Majority are malnourish- Mario

 Substitute for food
Believes in the power of love
Chronic Disease cause by health
Lacking in diet
Take charge and responsibility of your own health
We do not need meat to live
Consumers than contributors













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