I would much rather have a lousy father that a be fatherless because every dad out there is lousy in their own kind of way. I don't always agree with my dad, we don't always get along, and sometimes, when he gets home from work, he just sits on the couch, watching tv, and waits for my mom to make him food. Thats pretty lousy to me, but at the end of it all, I love him and I don't know what I would do without him. Yeah, he'll get on my nerves sometimes, but he's lived longer than me which makes him wiser in so many different ways.

In my opinion, i think that advancing the common good is better because when helping others, not only is it appreciated by that person or people, but it makes you feel better as well. It doesn't mean that I won't spend time on myself, but if I have the opportunity to help others, I'll do my best to accomplish that.

Yes, I definitely do believe that Shakespeare's plays should continue to be taught throughout high schools because they have deep meaning into them that takes much pondering and research in order to figure out what he is really trying to say. Also, the vocabulary is very helpful because it improves our ability in speaking and using correct English. High schoolers should be capable of reading and understanding his level of writing.

I don't think that students should receive a ticket after only thirty minutes after a school event because there are some parents that are either working, out of town, or do not drive. It's not the students fault if he/she is not able to receive a ride or does not have license. After all, the law is that you cannot drive with out a license or insurance. This will cause more students to drive without a license or insurance which causes another major issue. There will be more tickets handed out for disobeying the law than trespassing on school property. On the other hand, if the student is just there to cause trouble then there should be consequences, but in most occasions, it isn't the case.