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Personal Narrative: An Interview With Mrs. Newman

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On May 16, 2017 I interviewed Mrs. Newman about what it means to be American to her. Mrs. Newman is a Human Anatomy teacher who teaches at Anaheim High School. Furthermore, Mrs. Newman loves to teach about the human body and what are the pros about being the first to walk on Earth. Incidentally, Newman was relatable towards being an immigrant because she is from Thailand. Furthermore, Newman never really knew what to say about the country she lived in because her family had moved ever since she was a baby. Still, as Mrs. Newman grew older she knew that she wanted to be a human anatomy teacher even though she felt that she had the desire to be a radio show host, or take more cooking classes. Then, as she entered high school she found the love

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