Rachel Scott Essay

Rachels Challenge Program
Introduction
Bullying is the number one concern in many schools today. Its an issue that affects millions of
students from all races in grades K–12. Nationwide, 1 out of 4 kids is bullied or has experienced
bullying, such as: aggressive behavior that involves making threats, spreading rumors, attacking
someone physically or verbally, and excluding someone from a group on purpose. Now that
technology is a huge part of this generation's lives, it has caused cyberbullying to increase in our
country. However, awareness on the topic is growing by the use of ads, commercials, and different
programs put into schools. The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, also known as
OJJDP, is known to stop and respond to juvenile delinquency...show more content...
The Bullying Policy has been introduced around the world which, according to the 2014
observations , rates of bullying vary across studies from 9% to 98%. An observation of 80 studies
analyzing bullying involvement rates for both bullying others and being bullied for 12–18 year old
students reported an estimate rate of 35% for traditional bullying involvement and 15% for
cyberbullying involvement (Modecki, Minchin, Harbaugh, Guerra, & Runions, 2014). This means
the Bullying Prevention Policy affects million of students nationwide due to the programs created.
More specifically, females face a higher indication of bullying victimization than males do. To
explain, high percentages of each gender are faced with the aggressive acts of violence, making it
extremely hard to perform well in the school environment. Furthermore, as many as 93 percent of
students hear derogatory words about sexual orientation at least once every day at school or in their
community (violencepreventionworks). Negative name calling and harassment about sexual
orientation can be disrespectful to all students. For an example, 3 out of 4 students who are bullied
/harassed with such remarks are not identified as lesbian, gay,
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Rachel's Monologue
I sit in my house with guilt rushing through my blood. How could I do this to Rachel? How could
I trick her into marrying me? Why have I focused my life on money instead of love? Why have I
betrayed her? She sits quietly. Eating two meals at once like a great white shark devouring a fish.
She concentrates on every little thing she does. For just a second I focus on her. Then my mind
clouds, and one image has appeared. Vanessa. As if she controlled my mind and altered what
thoughts I had. I have been having an affair with Vanessa, Rachel's neighbor, for a little while now.
She is as beautiful as a diamond in the sunshine. Her jet black hair falls perfectly to her shoulders,
and her bright green eyes seem as though they look into her soul. Her...show more content...
I'm so excited," I lie again. When will the truth ever escape my lips? I walk to Rachel's house
stunned. I hear the screaming even before I put my hand on the door handle. I bolt into the mansion,
frantically looking for my wife. The screaming worsens, impairing my hearing, like knives being
thrown at my head. The noise is coming from upstairs. In a panic, I sprint up to our room. As
soon as a come to the doorway, a pungent odor hits my nose. A turn my head to the left. There, I
see Rachel. Crumpled on the bathroom floor, like a used piece of paper. Blood covers the
bathroom floor, looking like a red swamp. The blue tiles are masked by the sea of red. I walk over
to her tentatively. I examine the bathroom. My eardrums feel as though they are about to burst.
My eyes meet the toilet. There's something in it. The white basin is white no more. Something is
floating in the toilet. I realize what it is. I reach for the phone as quick as lightning. I practically
punch the buttons in the phone to call the doctor. "Doctor! Doctor! You need to come to our
house right now! My wife is losing blood and my baby, my baby!" I scream into the phone. The
doctor attempts to calm me down, but it is no use. He will come as soon as possible. Rachel
looks beaten, all of the energy and power taken out of her. I dare to cross the bathroom floor to
Rachel. My tennis shoes stick to the floor like glue. I tenderly touch her. I carry her to the bath to
wash her off. The

Andrew Han
10/24/2015
TLIT 437: Nature and Environment in American Literature
Ellen Bayer
Conversation Essay
As reading this "journal" the topic that has come to my attention is how a lot of these "nature
writers" are looking at nature either as a positive or negative experience. Most of these shorts
journals are looking at nature for not only for what it is, but what it offers, for example in the short
"The Marginal World written byRachel Carson she portrays ""The Shore is an ancient world, for as
long as there has been an earth and sea there has been this place of the meeting of land and water.
Yet it is a world that keeps alive the sense of continuing creation and of the relentless drive for life.
Each time that I enter it, I gain some new awareness of its beauty and its deeper meanings, sensing
that intricate fabric of life by which one creature is linked with another, and each with its
surroundings."(481). Based off this quote, we can see that a lot of these authors did not only see
nature as something that could be touched, but rather seen as a spiritual entity. For me I believe the
title "The Marginal World" was clarified in the first part of theessay by the historic war even
between both surfaces the wave and the land. She viewed both landscapes as both spiritual entities.
When she talks about how the waves would always withdrawal, but never gave up, how the
boundary of the sea was indescribable, this showed us how much Rachel Carson adored the ocean. It
seemed

Essay about Biography of Rachel Carson
Biography of Rachel Carson
Rachel Carson is considered one of America's finest science and nature writers. She is best known
for her 1962 book, Silent Spring, which is often credited with beginning the environmental
movement in the United States. The book focussed on the uncontrolled and often indiscriminate use
of pesticides, especially dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (commonly known as DDT), and the
irreparable environmental damage caused by these chemicals. The public outcry Carson generated
by the book motivated the U.S. Senate to form a committee to investigate pesticide use. Her eloquent
testimony before the committee altered the views of many government officials and helped lead to
the creation of the Environmental Protection...show more content...
Carson planned to pursue a career as a writer when she received a four–year scholarship in 1925
from the Pennsylvania College for Women, now Chatham College, in Pittsburgh. Here she fell
under the influence of Mary Scott Skinker, whose freshman biology course altered her career
plans. In the middle of her junior year, Carson switched her major from English to zoology, and in
1928 she graduated magnum cum laude."Biology has given me something to write about," she
wrote to a friend, as quoted in Carnegie magazine. "I will try in my writing to make animals in the
woods or waters, where they live, as alive to others as they are to me."
With Skinker's help, Carson obtained first a summer fellowship at the Marine Biology Laboratory at
Woods Hole in Massachusetts and then a one–year scholarship from the Johns Hopkins University in
Baltimore. While at Woods Hole over the summer, she saw the ocean for the first time and
encountered her first exotic sea creatures, including sea anemones and sea urchins. At Johns
Hopkins, she studied zoology and genetics. Graduate school did not proceed smoothly; she
encountered financial problems and experimental difficulties but eventually managed to finish her
highly detailed master's dissertation, "The Development of the Pronephoros during the Embryonic
and Early Larval Life of the Catfish." In June 1932, she received her master's degree.
Carson was entering the job market at the height of the Great Depression. Her parents

Imagine a mother waiting for her daughter to return from school, imagine a father watching other
families reunite, and imagine a brother searching for his sister. The sound of opened gunfire rang
out loud enough to echo the hall of every high school in the United States. A mass murder of 15
people and 24 injured, one of the worst school shootings in history, left a nation shocked and
parents devastated. In less than an hour millions of families lives were altered forever. One
family in particular is the Scott family whose youngest child, Rachel Joy Scott, was shot and
killed in the Columbine High School shooting. Rachel was a young woman who spent her 17
years of life trying to have an impact on the world. She went out of her way to make other
students feel safe and included. Just the simple act of inviting someone to sit at her lunch table or
stopping an act of bullying made the day of those around her. Rachel believed that her hands,
"...will someday touch millions of people's hearts," and in her honor, the Rachel's Challenge
organization was founded. At my former high school, Winslow Township High School (WTHS),
the Rachel's Challenge program was run by Ms. Chantel Smith and a major part of this club was
an event in the gymnasium every other year called "Chain Reaction." In my junior year I was
invited to go to the event and it transformed my life for the better. I learned a lot in high school,
however the most important thing may have been the lesson in compassion I

Hi I Am Rachel Analysis
Hi, I'm Rachel. I've been writing since I was seven years old, and mainly focus on short stories on
numerous topics. The reason why I've joined this class was to sharpen, and home my current
writing skills, and to be able to grasp a more intuitive inspiration for my ideas.
My writing is usually somewhat melancholy, as I try to look into the life a person through troubling
times, and often I try to create and compound different elements, to create as vivid of a world as I
can.
I usually just let realism and perception control my writing, which often leads to scenarios that look
into simpler ideas. Often times these ideas revolve around deep description in thoughts, and
expressions in my drafts.
I hope to improve my skills, with elements of

Racheal Scott Tragedy
On April 20, 1999 a tragedy happened at a high school which was shoot up by two lunatics. The
two boy's names were Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. The duo was very ruthless killing only
Christians and African Americas But before Killing they mock their fellow classmates. Racheal
Scott was a victim of the murder 1 of 13 victims the reason some bring her up is because she had
been the girl Eric Harris liked but he had be friend zoned. Racheal was 17 years of age that just
wanted peace and kindness. Eric was the whole brains of the operation. So some think that the
parents should be charged with the sentences. Because they the government have proof that they
found a bomb and just put it in their closet. The author of paragraph doesn't know if

Analysis Of The Marginal World By Rachel Carson
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Beauty cannot be judged objectively because what one finds
beautiful or admirable may not appeal to another. In Rachel Carson's essay "The Marginal World",
and in Scott Russell Sanders's essay, "Buckeye", both authors explore the environment around them
and focus on the beauty found in areas hidden in the simplest of landscapes; despite how Carson
finds beauty in places untouched, while Sanders finds beauty in places taunted by human touch. The
sea and the shoreline have captivated Rachel Carson, in her essay, "The Marginal World", where she
writes about the spectacles found on beaches. Along where the sea and land meet, there will be
bright–colored trash and sometimes treasures found. Carson looks past the trash and is willing to
dig for her treasure in between the land and sea. Carson states that the treasure is "half hidden,
descends into fissures and crevices, or hides under boulders." (Pg.536, para.3). The shore, the
place where sea and land coexist, hides many surprises and creates a world where Carson, as she
visits the shoreline, "gains some new awareness of its beauty and its deeper meaning" (Pg.537,
para.4). She mentions how this plethora of life creates a world, which she continues to learn more
about every time she enters the "world". Another location by the beach where Carson considers it
to have "a revelation of exquisite beauty" (Pg.537, para.5) is a pool hidden beneath a cave. Hidden
by the sea and rocks, and only

Rachels And Ethics
In chapter two of the book "Problems from Philosophy", by James Rachels, the author guided us
through the process in which the topic of "Ethics and Objectivity" was discussed and argued.
Throughout the chapter, Rachels explores this topic, by discussing several philosophical discussions,
regarding ethics, and how it can change our objectivity. Rachels provides us with the following
discussions, Thrasymachus's Challenge, Is Ethics Just a Matter of Social Conventions? Ethics and
Science, and The Importance of Human Interests.
Rachels provided us with several scenarios in which our ethical opinions regarding the matter
cannot be justified or even regarded as right or wrong, because we are not to focus on morality and
our criticism of other cutlers to be respectful, and not judging. The Thrasymachus Challenge was
upheld by a sophist known as Thrasymachus, he believed that ethics were just a matter of one's
opinion, he concludes that the rules of society are playing the weak, and consumed by the societies
powerful members and used to their own advantage. Ethics and whether it was a matter of social
conventions implied that we should not think that our way of thinking is right, and...show more
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I did not agree with the punishments that affected Amina Lawal, and Mukhtar Mai, but I have to
be respectful toward cultural flaws such as these. I connected with this reading, because I have
always tried to convince people to believe in what I think is true, because my way is right, and
their way is wrong. I now realize that ethics really are a matter of personal opinion. No matter how
hard I try to convince these people, most of the time it's impossible, because they have an opinion
that they will not change, because I tell them that my opinion is

Realistic Fiction: Saving Rachel
"Saving Rachel is for those who love fiction. It is not for those who relate themselves to
""Realistic Fiction"". Reading it gives a feeling of watching action movie. Every page when
turned brings a new thrill, new twist. Story telling method of John Locke is good. He captures
the emotions of characters which are carried down to readers hearts well. Story is fast paced
which is a common factor in almost all thrillers, and this phenomena makes this book a fun
reading one. Story goes with a fast pace as soon as first page is opened. If you are in mood of fast,
action, fiction thriller then go for it. It will give you a good reading time.
Some readers who are not fan of this kind of genre may find it a bit less interesting but it's a sure
must

Who Is Rachel Scott's Faith
Running head: SHORTENED TITLE Rachel Scott and Her Faith Brianna Brown Kankakee Valley
High School Abstract Rachel Scott died for what she believed in. Introduction Rachel Scott, the first
person who died in the Columbine shooting, was a kind–hearted girl who reached out and helped
many peers with her Christian faith. She was seventeen when she died and she lived her life to
the fullest. Rachel's dad, Craig Scott, said, "Rachel was a normal girl with big dreams" (Vogel,
2006, p. 2). Even though she died, she still continues to impact other people's lives. Who is She
Rachel Joy Scott was born on August 5th, 1981. "She was a vibrant and straight–forward individual.
She wasn't afraid to stand up for what she believed in, no matter what...show more content...
Rachel always wanted to touch people's' hearts and change their lives. Ever since she died her
father is making her dream come true. (Vogel, 2006). "He visited Craig High School on Tuesday
to present 'Rachel's Challenge,' a message encouraging teenagers to set goals, reach out to others
and choose positive influences" (Vogel, 2006, p. 1). "Scott built Rachel's Challenge on the essay
and six diaries Rachel left behind" (Vogel, 2006, p. 1). Craig just wants to help their school and
community that they live in to not be hateful and encourage young kids to make good choices
and to reach out. Craig said, "'I'm not here to preach at you, to tell you what you should or should
not do; that's not my place,' Scott said. 'I'm here as the dad of a daughter killed in a brutal manner
by boys who chose violent influences" (Vogel, 2006, p. 1). Rachel's mother believes that bullying
helped Eric and Dylan do what they did to make such a historical and terrifying time (Collins,
2016)." In the seventeen years since we lost twelve innocent lives, including Rachel, her legacy has
touched 22 million people and is the foundation for creating programs that promote a positive
climate in K–12 schools" (About Rachel's Challenge, 2016, p.

Response To Rachel Thesis
While reading Rachel essay, what I really enjoy from her paper was the way she wove in her
quotes. The way she wove in her quotes through her sentences gave her to more structure as well
strong evidence to back up her claim agreeing with the sources for her research. I would like to use
that method into my writing because not only does it help your structure and seem easier to read
when reading the argument, it flows with her writing, that is something I would like to implement
into my essay. Rachel thesis was stated very clearly in her introduction which make it easier to
understand reading through out here paper on her claims and why she felt New Mexico state
University needed to make some changes with the student's requirements. On the...show more
content...
Kolb and part of the what it discusses is how people define their learning space based on
experiences(199)" this part confused me was there was no quotation marks so I had no idea if
their Rachel words or the authors, as I continued to read it end with (199) which means it was a
quote but I had no idea where it was starting from and where the research was coming from as well,
since there was only numbers and not an author's name. I think just going back and clearly that
confusing that make the introduction have more structure and be a strong intro because the rest of
the introduction was good in detail. I think the points in Rachel documented argument is being
clear, the only trouble I had throughout the essay was she put little reminder like the end of her
introduction "I decided not to ask for a full program, because there would be many more factors."
This sentence weakens her argument, because Rachel was a full program and

`` Fight Song `` By Rachel Platten
Everyone has one or two songs that really speak to them. A song that gives them hope, or impacts
them in a good or bad way. Personally, I have an abundance of songs that have impacted me. I am
always turning to music, whether I am in a good mood, bad mood, or I just want to dance. Music
is a way for people to express their ideas, emotions, and beliefs. Rachel Platten conveys these
feelings and emotions in all of her songs, including "Fight Song". Rachel was born on May 20, 1981
in New York City, but grew up in Massachusetts. Platten began her musical career on the classical
piano at the age of five. She expanded her musical abilities in high school by singing and playing
guitar. In college, Rachel continued singing by joining an all–female a cappella group. While in
college, Rachel also participated in a study abroad program to Trinidad for an internship in a
diplomat's office and at a record label. During this trip, she sang backup for a band at the
International Soca Monarch finals in 2002. This was the moment Rachel knew she wanted to pursue
music full–time.
Rachel soon graduated from Trinity College with a degree in international relations. Later she
joined a cover band called Dayz of Wild. Rachel began performing solo gigs and eventually began
touring the country. Now with four albums, and almost 30 songs, Rachel has become well–known in
her career.
"Fight Song" was released as a single by Columbia Records on February 19, 2015. The song also
appears on her studio

Rachel's Short Story: Foster Home
Rachel...it wasn't even her real name, it was the name given to her when they took her. She knew
her real name but she kept it to herself, the last hold she had on her past life. Although her old life
wasn't exactly a fairy tale, far from it actually, she would have preferred it to the one she was living
now. She had been so naГЇve back then. She couldn't have known what monsters existed in this
world. She had never known her parents. Bounced around from one foster home to another she had
seen some pretty terrible things. But the last home she went to was too much for her to bear. Her
foster father had sexually assaulted her. After that she decided to take her chances and live on the
streets. She only had a year until she would turn 18 and no...show more content...
She had a brace around her neck and one of her eyes was swollen shut. She couldn't speak,
everything hurt. Her owner had returned her. He said she was defective, and the agency blamed
her for the beating. The woman chided her that she should have pleased him more. If she had
tried harder he wouldn't have beat her. Rachel didn't even have the strength to cry. After over a
month of recovery Rachel was ready to be sold again. They dressed her up in a blouse, a black
skirt and heels. She was drugged, blindfolded, and loaded into a van. She woke up sometime later.
She couldn't see where she was, the windows were tinted. Finally the van stopped. The person
sitting next to her took off her blindfold. The large bodyguard began to unbuckle his seat. Another
large man opened the car door and pulled her out. The walked to the front door, the men on either
side of her. The house towered in front of her. Walking up the steps to the large front door Rachel
trembled with fear. She was so scared. She needed to be her best this time. She couldn't get sent
back again. The agency said that they never gave third chances and rarely second ones. They had
told her that she was

pread kindness is the message of Rachel Scott. Rachel Scott is the author of "My Ethics, My
Codes Of Life." Someone who is similar to Rachel Scott is Anne Frank. "My Ethics, My Codes
Of Life" is about how kindness can cause a chain reaction and people never know how far a little
kindness can go. Also, trust, compassion, and beauty are Rachel Scott's ethics and beliefs. The Diary
of Anne Frank is about a Jewish family going into hiding to not get caught by the Nazis. They go
through many difficulties between themselves for two years and then get caught. The Diary of
Anne Frank and "My Ethics, My Code of Life" are similar and different in the topics of structure,
point of view, and

Rachel Carson Research Paper
Rachel Carson
Rachel Carson is a famous Biologist, which has numerous achievements and awards, she is author
of many novels and had a successful career in her education and work force. Carson is remembered
by many and is considered a legend for awakening awareness towards the environment.
Rachel Carson was born on May 27th, 1907, in Springdale, Pennsylvania.
She was raised on a small farm, and is the youngest of three.
She was also the first to attend collage. I was there in her childhood farm where she fell in love
with animals and everything about them. She fell in love with the ponds, insects and the birds. The
main person who taught her a life full on love for animals was her mom.
Her mom made her appreciate and love the environment in that small farm. She became an official
writer by age 10. She would submit stories to her favorite children magazine and they would publish
them....show more content...
She also had many careers involved with biology. In 1935 the U.S. Bureau of fisheries in which
she did many studies of aquatic animals hired Rachel. Not long after in 1936 Carson wrote radio
scripts during The Depression. She was very alert to the underwater sounds during this period of
time. During this period of time she wrote feature articles for the Baltimore sun on natural history.
Carson had a 15–year career in the federal services as a scientist. She also became editor–in–chief of
all publications for the U.S. fishery and wildlife service. Rachel dedicated her life to the animals.
To get to the level of achievement as Rachel had, she studied long and hard. She graduated from
Pennsylvania College for women. After that in 1929 she studied at woods hole Marine Biological
Laboratory.
In 1932 Carson also received her MA in zoology from John Hopkins University. Even after her own
studies Rachel taught at the University of Maryland for 5 years before joining the U.S. fish and
wildlife

Rachel Watson's The Girl On The Train
In every mystery novel, there is a great detective who makes the story intriguing. The Girl On The
Train is an intriguing and unique story because it is told from multiple different points of view in
every chapter. Rachel Watson, the main character and the detective, tells a majority of the story and
who the reader hears from mostly. The reader is able to get multiple sides of the stories throughout
the novel however, Rachel, who is the main detective in the story, is thecharacter who keeps the
readers updated on the mystery and crimes.
The Girl on the Train begins in July 2013 with a female character named Rachel Watson. After
divorcing her husband and finding out he remarried to a woman named Anna, she is devastated
doesn't know what to...show more content...
However, her observant eye is beneficial in solving the crime and her intriguing behavior helps
keep the reader invested in the story. Rachel's character is essential to making the mystery worth
reading and creating suspense. The Girl on the Train falls under the subgenre of "hard boiled" which
is defined as "an unsentimental style of American crime writing that brought a new tone of earthy
realism or naturalism to the field of detective fiction." (Murder&Mayhem, Murder–mayhem.com). In
a story that is considered "hard boiled" uses graphic detail about sex and violence. Rachel is quite
graphic and descriptive. She is constantly giving a little bit too much sometimes. The reader hears
from each character and gets a different opinion of what is going on with graphic

Essay On Rachel's Code Of Ethics
Has anyone ever been a leader? If they have then they are an inspiration because people count on
them. Rachel Scott was a really inspiring and loving person, because she always made a
difference and she was a leader. She went to Columbine High School and there was a shooting
there on April 20th, 1999. That day she, 10 other students, and 1 teacher died. It was a tragic to all
the student's and teachers' family. She was forgiving, loving, helping, leading, and showing mercy.
Leaders are respectful and loving. Leaders always give people their trust. They give their trust
because they want people to trust them. Leaders always care about people who are getting lead.
They care about people because if they get hurt or something bad happens to...show more content...
They care about other people's problems because they really want to help solve them and help the
people out. Leaders care about people because they really want them to become a leader and if they
don't care about them then they won't become a leader. They care about other people's ideas
because if their ideas are really good then they can use them. Even if they are bad ideas the leaders
will still care about them. Also the ideas would be about how to help make other people become
leaders. However, many believe that leading is not the most important ethics in Rachel's Code of
Ethics. They believe that it is easy to lead and that not everyone who was a leader has been a good
one. They think that leading is sometimes bad because people can be a leader but they could be a
bad leader. But actually leading is good because a lot more leaders are good ones than leader who
are bad ones. In the end leading is the best of Rachel's code of ethics because leaders show respect.
Leader also teach others how to be a leader. Leaders are caring because if they aren't then who will
become a leader? This is what I have been talking about this whole time. so I'm going to ask again,
has anybody ever been a

Rachel Ferguson Case Study
I had the opportunity to interview Rachel Ferguson. She is a 18 year old freshman at VCU.
Rachel's family consist of her mother Patricia, father Miles, and younger brother Duncan. The
Ferguson family enjoys watching television shows together, family dinners, and family devotionals..
Rachel described her parents as warm, loving, and structured. Rachel explains that during her
younger years there wasn't a lot of room for negotiation when it came to rules. She just knew what
the expectations were: no hitting, keeping her room clean, and doing well in school. While there
wasn't a lot of room negation her parents always made it clear the reasons for why rules were in
place. She knew that hitting her brother would hurt the relationship between...show more content...
Her original response was: "You should't break the law just because you love some." This reflects
that she values the law more then she values extreme measures done in the name of love– this is
stage four. When the situation involved children her response changed. Rachel stated, "It's still
wrong for person to break in and steal, but because of the magnitude of her dying would be
increased. It would affect more people then just the husband.It is understandable and the ends justify
the mean." This is when I would categorize her as stage five. In Rachel's case, she views the value
and quality of life of the children has greater and more important then the law. By doing this, she

Rachel Carson Research Paper
Rachel Louise Carson was an award winning author whom was born on May 27, 1907. Rachel
Carson was born in Springdale, Pennsylvania; from a young age she was taken with writing. As a
young girl Rachel would submit poems and stories to magazines. As she grew older she became an
environmentalist and biologist who tantalized her audience with multiple books on the marvels of
the ocean. In one of the most controversial books of the twentieth century Rachel informed America
of the risks of fertilizers and pesticide. Before becoming an award winning writer Rachel Carson
was the only child of three that attended college. Rachel went to the Pennsylvania College for
Women which is now a days known as Chatham University. Originally she was majoring in English,
but switched over to Biology. Even though she switched her major to biology, she still continued to
contribute to the student newspaper. Her senior year Rachel was admitted to graduate at Johns
Hopkins University, but financial problems forced her to finish schooling in Pennsylvania....show
more content...
Fish and Wildlife Service. Rachel worked a government job to support her sister's daughters and her
mom. The first book Rachel Carson wrote, Under the Sea Wind, didn't gain much attention when it
came out in 1941. Her second book about the sea, The Sea Around Us, was on best–seller lists for
eighty six weeks. Thanks to her second book she was relieved from financial worry. Later on The
Sea Around Us, was translated into around thirty languages, and received several awards. Her third
book, The Edge of the Sea, which switched target from the ocean to the shore, rivalled the
popularity of her second book. Rachel Carson became one of the most popular scientific writers in
the

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