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In The Book Secrets In The Shadows There Was This Regular High School Student Named Roylin Bailey . Him And His Family Lived In a Small Apartment Building . He Had A Job At A Restaurant In The Town And With The Money He Got From That Job He Paid Some Of The Rent And All Of His Mother Car Payment . His Dad Was Very Abusive So He Always Told Himself He Wasn’t Going To Be Like His Dad And He Hated Seeing His Mother Down . Roylin Went To Bluford High . He Wasn’t The Most Popular Kid Either , He Failed Some Of His Classes And He Passed Some . One Day He Walked Into Bluford High And He Sat Down In His Math Class And He Had Seen The Most Prettiest Girl He Had Ever Seen . Her Name Was Korie After Class He Started Flirting With Her And Finally He Asked

Some students tend to forget their teachers when they are done with school. Melissa Hoebee, a teacher who currently teaches in Southern Middle School, shares about her life in teaching and life experiences from her childhood to today. She chose to be a teacher because she wanted to help people learn in school. These life experiences and events before in her childhood helped her become the teacher she is today.

Could you imagine your 17 year old daughter, who is at her first year in college, being sentenced to life in prison without parole? Yvette Louisell didn’t know that that’s where her life was headed but soon she would find out. She is one out of 37 current Iowa inmates that have been given a life sentence for a crime committed as a juvenile.

The thirty-seventh president of the United States of America, Richard Milhous Nixon. Many people in the United States have their own opinion on this president. Some would say that President Nixon was a great president who did many things to help his country. Other might call him a crook. President Nixon helped our environment threefold during his presidency. Unfortunately, the majority of U.S. citizens either do not notice or do not care about these changes. Even though Richard Nixon was held responsible for the Watergate Scandal ,he did many things that have a big impact on the environment today. Before he resigned from office, Richard Nixon enacted the Clean Air Act of 1970 and founded the Environmental Protection Agency. Richard Nixon did many other great deeds that benefit the environment that we live in today.

Unique architectural design has faded into a modern look in Polk County Florida. However, the Gothic style creeped into our community and was incorporated into the design of an old building still standing in Lake Wales, it is the Bok Tower of Bok Tower Gardens. Lake Wales, Florida is about 4,581 miles from Ile-de-France region of France where the Gothic style originated from. The influence of the Architect in the Gothic style from the Middle- Ages was rapidly spreading throughout the world reaching United States of America. The structure has survived through time and destructive whether. The Gothic

No one other than Sharon Draper could pull of being such a talented person with so many accomplishments in life. Sharon Draper has written many children's books and influences many people’s lives. Sharon Draper’s works, Forged by Fire and Out of My Mind, themes connect to her life because she has known people who have been abused, who have been disabled, and she can can connect and understand the people who have had struggles in their life.

Washington was born a slave on a plantation in Franklin County, Virginia where his mother was a cook. His childhood on the plantation was miserable and hard, he and his brother, sister and mother slept on a bundle of rags laid on the plantation 's kitchen floor where they lived.. He never had time to play as a child but work as a slave and he said he does not remember sleeping in a bed until after they were free by the Emancipation Proclamation. It was just living like in hell on the plantation; the slave 's life was been dictated by the white men and didn 't have a life of their own. Washington never knew his father, never provided for him but he thinks he is a white man who lived o n a nearby plantation. He never had anything against his unknown father and didn 't press hard to know or ask his mother because he didn 't want just a biological father but a mental one. He was a very strong and brave child who didn 't judge the political situation at the time, he never had a self pity on himself rather saw the slaves as a

With the auction Howard Hodgkin: Portrait of the Artist, Sotheby’s not only unveils the private collection of the late painter and collector Howard Hodgkin, but it also reveals how some of these masterpieces influenced his creations

There are many differences that can be pointed out when evaluating the Maesta and the Sistine Ceiling. One of the main differences between these two paintings is that the Maesta establishes union through their religion that depicts the Virgin Mary as the central figure of their belief system, whereas the Sistine ceiling is a painting that is devoted to the catholic church with god as their drive in their religion. This difference is important because it shows how important religion was to both the Romans and Sienese. Both of these paintings depict a contrasting view on who they worshipped. The Maesta creates an image around the Virgin Mary as she was believed to be the most respectable person and powerful. In the Sistine Ceiling, we get to

Meg is the horowic person in the story. The thing that makes Meg horowic is that she goes back for Charles Wallace at Central Central Intelligence. She goes back to the planet of Camazotz to free Charles Wallace from IT. She went back to Camazotz on Friday the 13 in August. She was the one who went back because she was the only one who could defeat IT. She had the best connection between her and Charles Wallace.

Carrie Chapman Catt was born on January 9, 1859 in Ripon, Wisconsin. Carries father would not pay for her college education so Carrie began working as a teacher to earn the money to go to college at Iowa State College. In 1880 Carrie graduated Iowa State College with a bachelor’s degree. The following year Carrie became a high school principal in Iowa then two years later she became the superintendent of schools in Mason City, Iowa. Carrie married Leo Chapman who was a newspaper editor in 1885. Carrie began to work with her husband for the newspaper company. The following year Carries husband died and she moved away to San Francisco to work for a different newspaper company. In 1887 Carrie became involved with the Iowa Woman Suffrage Association

I chose Ralph Dale Earnhardt, a famous NASCAR racer who won 7 Winston cups for my research. He was born on April 29th, 1951, in a town called Kannapolis, North Carolina. He sadly died doing what he loved on the Daytona race track at the age of 49 on February 18, 2001. I chose him because I loved to watch his aggressive racing style on video clips. I decided since he was my favorite NASCAR racer that I would learn more about him.

For many people college is a time where they find themselves and become independent. That wasn’t really the case for my aunt, Lisa Dennis. She explained to me how her college experience was different than others because of the fact she didn’t go right out of highschool, but that doesn’t mean it was bad. She had to find her independence in other ways than going to college. Here’s a woman who couldn’t afford to go to college right out of high school, but was determined to work hard at her job and take classes part time.

Wendell Berry is a man of many talents: Poetry, creative writing, teaching and farming, just to name a few. Berry was born in 1934, in the small town of Henry County, Kentucky, where he also grew up. He is the oldest of four children. Berry 's father John was both a lawyer and a tobacco farmer. So Wendell grew up around the farm helping out where he could. Both his mother and father 's families had farmed in Henry County for at least five generations, so their family meant business. Once Berry finished school, he went on to attend the University of Kentucky. There he got his bachelors degree in English. After, he went directly to graduate school and completed his masters degree in 1957, also getting married to his wife Tanya Amyx that

The Gayer-Anderson artifact is a very detailed ancient Egyptian sculpture of the goddess Bastet. This artifact has a height of 42cm and a width of 13cm and is made mostly out of bronze. The sculpture is a great example of a ancient Egyptian sculptures and is a clear representation of how important the goddess Bastet was to the people of that time. Many ancient Egyptians used sculptures like this to worship their gods in the best way they possibly could.