Anthony Greeley Research Paper

“People can only be found in what they do.(1)” That’s what Timothy Findley believed in despite having health illness and dropping out of 10th grade. He found himself in writing as Timothy Findley “published eight more novels, three short-story collections, and two memoirs” (2) Impressive isn’t it? Timothy Irving Frederick Findley was a successful Canadian author with a victorious childhood, many accomplishments and contribution to Canadian literature throughout his life.

Anthony Elonis should not be protected under the first amendment. He has the right to express himself, but he did not have the right to express himself as he did online. Writer Amy Howe stated regarding Anthony’s rights under the first amendment that Elonis’ “right[s] [are] not unlimited; the classical example is that you can’t shout “Fire!” in a crowded theatre when there is actually no fire, because the resulting chaos could lead to injuries or even death” (Howe 1). Meaning that one can express themselves,however, it should not be an expression that could potentially cause harm or even death. One may say that in this situation that example does not apply to Elonis as he was not in any theater or crowded area. In contrast, Elonis was in a

Jayden David is a six years old who is suffering from Dravet's syndrome, “Rare and catastrophic form of childhood epilepsy.” According to Jayden’s father, Jason David, he tried everything to save his son from suffering from pain, but nothing worked. According to CNN news, “Jayden’s doctors prescribed 22 anti-seizure pills a day, which controlled the seizures but left him immobilized due to the side effects.” Jason David could not see his son suffering anymore therefore, his last hope was medical marijuana. According to CNN, "He's in pain and suffering and crying," said Jayden's father, Jason David. "You can't help him no matter what. What are you supposed to do? You have to do whatever it takes to save their life.” When Jayden got his first

Eric Whitacre is known as a grammy-winning composer and conductor also is one of the most known musicians of our time. Born in Nevada, he started out by joining his school band and also played in a techno-pop group. After he graduated from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, he then went on to graduate from Juilliard School of Music as Master of Music in 1997. He then completed a 5 year term as Composer in Residence at Sidney Sussex College in Cambridge University, UK. Eric was recently appointed Artist in Residence with Los Angeles Master Chorale. Not only has he written incredible choral music but also has orchestral music that has been performed all over the globe. His first album as a composer and conductor won the 2012 Grammy award for

Bobby Eberle seems to bristle when you use the term gentleman driver. It isn’t so much that he is not a gentleman, and he is definitely a driver. “That term goes right up my spine, because that is not what I consider myself,” Bobby says. He just wants to be a race car driver. This year, the 48 year old driver has four top 10 finishes in 6 starts for JDC Motorsports in the Pro Mazda Championship. An engineer and a former nationally-ranked tennis player, his competitiveness combined well with some natural talent for driving and has led to success in the world of open wheel racing.

Always sporting a camera around his neck, a mason jar mug, and his signature beard-cardigan-tattoo combo, Michael Gaffney was the youngest and therefore hippest teacher at The Harley School. Gaffney (as he was known to all the students) was the school’s Digital Media teacher for three years, and during his short time at the school he became my mentor, my advisor, and my friend. Of all my teachers, it was Gaffney who had the greatest influence on who I am and what I want to be.

If you are looking for a Miami commercial photographer with truly unique and undeniable skill, look no further than Antonio Crutchley. Finding a skilled advertising photographer nowadays isn’t an easy task but what Crutchley brings to the table is nearly impossible to find.

What is a democracy? Well a dictionary definition would be a democracy is a type of system of government that allows the population to vote in representatives of their state to represent them in the government. The Steven Grosby, who is the author of the book Nationalism A Very Short Introduction, says that democracy is the belief in the equality of the member of the nation (Grosby 57). I believe a democracy is a mixture of both definitions because I think democracy is a for government that people vote in the representative that they believe will represent them in front the nation. The United States is a republic not a democracy however the United States uses democracy as a form of its government. The most common use the democracy that

In the Essay by Nicholas Carr, he discusses whether Google is an impediment on our society or not. From Carr’s perspective Google is representing technology as a whole. He argues that it is handicapping us by causing individuals to stray away from doing their own research. There are many different ways this argument could be gone about and everyone is entitled to their opinion, therefore in my opinion I disagree with Carr. I do not believe that the advancements in technology is making us lazy as a nation. Growing up in Atlanta comes with many perks. You are given the experience of always having something to do, it is the one of the leading cities for young businessmen and women, and you are always up to date on the new societal trends. I love everything about living in Atlanta, I could not imagine living anywhere else. Along with the amazing aspects in regards to this city, there are also downfalls about living in such an overly-populated area. There are currently over five million people living in the Atlanta metropolitan area.

71-year-old volunteer David Webb is hard at work a McKenzie River Trust site; pruning and stomping on a thick patch of invasive blackberry which threatens to overtake a clearing of vulnerable native plants. Sweat dribbles down from under his faded Husqvarna baseball cap. He stops to briefly wipe the sweat off his brow. Between the beating sun and the physical exertion he starts to show signs of fatigue. It is clear however, that being outdoors and taking care of nature is what he wants to be doing.

His name is Chad Groeschen and he is 39 years old, from Ohio. His story is shocking and many of us can make the same mistake he did so he wants you to be careful and he is sharing his experience to warn us about the consequences. One night, it was just one night that he slept with his contact lenses and that caused him blindness in his left eye.

Joseph Priestley was born and raised in England before immigrating to Pennsylvania in his later life. Priestley lived in the 18th century and contributed much to the fields of chemistry and biology. Priestley is considered important for many reasons, one of the main reasons being because of his discovery of oxygen. Priestley also discovered Nitrous oxide in 1772. An important discovery in the field of biology, was Priestleys' documentation of photosynthesis.

Matthew Abram Groening was born on February the 15th 1954, he is known for creating the Simpsons, Futrama, Life In Hell and many more TV shows/comic books, his main occupation is a cartoonist.

Randall Jarrell was born May 6, 1914 in Nashville Tennesse. He spent much of his childhood living in California with his grandparents after his divorced when he was eleven. He attended Vanderbilt and went on to teach at Kenyon College in Ohio. He continued teaching for the rest of his life at various universities until his death in 1965. He was primarily thought of for his work as a literary critic, but he was also a very well-known poet from the mid 1900s, and a professor. He was known for his love of teaching which is evident through his continuous from 1937 until October 1965 at the time of his unfortunate death (Book).

Have you ever been in a situation when what you hear is not what you see? For example, when people think of Classical music, they often think of old people playing the piano. However, in this occasion, the pianist is a young man called Benjamin Grosvenor who performed an encore of Johannes Braham’s Hungarian Dance No. 5. Moreover, he performed so well that he left the whole audience speechless and in awe. However, why is this performance different from others?