2002 Delta Winds
A Magazine of Student Essays
A Publication of San Joaquin Delta College 2002
Table of Contents
- Memories
Honorato Menezes rekindles memories of his grandmother and life on the Azores. - Winnie-the-Pooh and My Tummy Too
Sarah Pope questions self-help ads and articles before finding her own solution from an unlikely source. - The Story of Juan Sánchez
Branimir Ciric critiques a short story by Richard Dokey, a Delta College philosophy instructor. - AIDS in Africa
Raulyne Kenfack chronicles how she found a way to educate an unwilling village in the prevention of AIDS. - Workplace Policies: Dictator or Protector
Steven Price clarifies how and why policies and procedures affect employees. - Four Walls
Jennifer Hallum contemplates on the value and solace found in a comforting environment. - Lies and Fuzzy Legs
Sarah Pope gives a humorous look into the deception caused by infomercials. - Days Gone By
Linda Mangrum compares small-town life in Sonora then and now. - In Defense of the Real American Family
Kenneth D. Valdez sheds light on research comparing the non-traditional family to the two-parent family. - Our Differences
A Delta Winds writer struggles to understand what causes unprovoked violence. - Happiness
Tiiu Newlin distinguishes between pleasure and happiness, between objects and a way of life. - Hooked on "Caramel-Colored Gold"
Melody Nelson argues against junk food vending machines on the schoolgrounds. - Editors' Choice Introduction
The Editors' Choice essays are works published in previous volumes of Delta Winds. As a way of commemorating the fifteenth volume of Delta Winds, the editors have selected these essays for special recognition. - Editors' Choice: Homemade Dresses
Michelle Cox notes a moment of silence from her childhood.
(Originally published in 1992 in Delta Winds Volume 3) - Editors' Choice: Racism and Sexism in Advertising
Shafeeq Sadiq analyzes the subtle messages found in advertising.
(Originally published in 1997 in Delta Winds Volume 10) - Editors' Choice: Me and My Shadow
Cathy Anne Murtha recalls meeting her guide dog for the first time.
(Originally published in 1997 in Delta Winds Volume 10)