1998 Delta Winds
A Magazine of Student Essays
A Publication of San Joaquin Delta College 1998
Table of Contents
- The "Mom" Dress
Cathy Murtha's light-hearted account of a visit spent trying to please her mother. - Humbled and Homesick
Diana Z. Blaney-Silva remembers some close encounters on a childhood camping experience. - Every Girl's Dream
Lucia Cornejo describes how she responded to her son's rare syndrome. - Le Jour Des Rois
Gisèle Manceau on the customary French celebration on "The Day of the Kings." - The Right Shoes Equal Acceptance
Gabriel Basulto relates a difficult lesson learned from her classmates. - Schools Gone Bad
Thomas Lechich recommends more homework for grade school students. - The World of Reading
Rochelle A. Anderson discusses the benefits of reading. - Bilingual Education--Not So Impossible
Mario Ochoa counters Richard Rodriguez' views on bilingual education. - Black Cherries
Jason Durrett relates a haunting family story. - Grandmother's Gift
Sarah Williams finds solace in a time of grief. - Kennedy Meadows
Diana Z. Blaney-Silva returns to a familiar family campground. - Nothing Wrong Can Happen
Terrie Smith on being thirteen years old and pregnant. - Nascar--Fast Ads
Lynette Kniss observes the proliferation of advertisements at the race track.