William O. Douglas

Posted on February 21, 2011 in Uncategorized by ricardofms63

            William O. Douglas lived from 1898 to 1980 mostly in the Pacific Northwest and became very familiar with the high Cascades which became his home. In 1922, he went to law school in Columbia and later returned to practice law in Yakima but later he returned to Columbia Law School and Yale (Sowards, 2006, 25).

            According to Sowards, William O. Douglas was a US Supreme Court Justice from the 1950s to the 1970s. He worked to protect the Olympic beach and Cougar Lakes. During his work he made it the “importance of local connections, broader ties, and changing environmental legislation” (Sowards, 2006, 21). In 1964 he published an article in Ladies’ Home Journal “America’s Vanishing Wilderness” which helped pass the Wilderness Act to help protect millions of acres for a start (22).

Douglas used his influential friends to promote wildlife during World War II (22) because he was very determined to protect the wilderness. He was also very smart about using his position in Washington to protect Cascade Mountains in the Olympic Peninsula.

 

 

Work Cited

 

 

William O. Douglas’s Wilderness Politics: Public Protest and Committees of Correspondence in the Pacific Northwest Adam M. Sowards The Western Historical Quarterly Vol. 37, No. 1 (Spring, 2006), pp. 21-42

a day in a life of a middle school student

Posted on November 24, 2010 in Uncategorized by ricardofms63

the austere academy

Posted on October 26, 2010 in Uncategorized by ricardofms63

This books author is lemony Snicket.  Plot I am on is when they go to to the school and enter te school its a very sad story i just began because I have thecopy of the book   .the book is really  good so I ;like how  the book has a good beginning and it probably has a good ending.  I like the part evil count olaf tries to steal there fortune.

book report on the miserable mill

Posted on October 12, 2010 in Uncategorized by ricardofms63

The story  i am Reading is called the miserable mill .  This story is not a happy and joyful  book . This book is about three kids who’s parents died  and have to go to another  persons house they cant go to  a place that a person cant find them.  I think this book is really interesting.   My 5 stars will go on thisbook .   I think this my thinking is that this book should be really popular series I love this book. i think this is really cool and I should send an email to my friends   saying to read it .  I should read the wholeseries.  my week has past by with this book .  that is what I say about this book.

caramel ice cream

Posted on October 4, 2010 in Uncategorized by ricardofms63

If I were a ice cream flavor an would be caramel.I love caramel ice cream.Its my favorite ice cream.It got my skin color.It has been like that for years.My family was always going every Tuesday.I miss going .I always got caramel.

My second reasons is I always got that flavor.I never got tired of that flavor.My family always went and got ice cream on the weekend.I got  ice cream on the weekend this weekend.I love the day of Tuesday because I love that ice cream.My next day I buy ice cream will be Saturday.I love my choice of ice cream.I wish that I got free ice forever because I always eat ice cream on tuesdays.  That is why I always choose caramel  ice cream  so I can enjoy it.

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Posted on August 27, 2010 in Uncategorized by ricardofms63

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