Ashiro Torar Research Paper

A terrified 12-year-old boy ran from his home, screaming for help, after watching his father pick up a knife and used it on his mother.

Born in Iran in 1957, Shirin Neshat has lived in America since 1974 and currently lives in New York City. As a visual feminist artist, Shirin Neshat works with the representation of Middle Eastern women with the use of black and white photographs. Due to the Iranian Revolution of 1979, Neshat was unable to visit her mother country until 1990. However, since 1996 Neshat is banned from ever entering Iran.

They both decided they were far enough out in the middle of nowhere to set up a small camp for the night. Mildred made a small and not so comfy bed, while Montag kindled a fire that wouldn't bring to much attention in the woods. Both falling asleep quickly, Montag heard the sound of a stick snapping in half. Flinging up off the ground onto his feet, he heard the sound of leaves crunching in the distance. Walking around behind a tree, small hands grabbed his arm and pulled him behind a berry bush. Turning quickly, Montag saw a pale girl with her finger up to her mouth tempting him to be quiet. Montag quickly noticed the girl and tears ran down his cheek. "Clarrise, you're alive, you weren't hit by a car, YOU'RE ALIVE," Montag yelled in joy, waking Mildred. Walking back over to the fire, still hugging CLarrise, she explains to Montag about how the Government wanted to take her away for making people question their society, their actions, so she has been hiding in the woods ever since. Mildred was astonished to see her. Ready to say something, but the mechanical beast jumped out of the bush and stuck Clarrise in the neck with the needle. She fell to the ground closing her eyes slowly. Montag yelled and tried to save her, but Mildred pulled him away and

At the age of sixteen, Amir Ronaghi bravely decided to come to the United States for more educational and lifestyle opportunities. Like most Iranians, this hard process included living abroad for a few years to get a VISA, for him Austria, later moving to the United States to endure many adversities before success. Despite the obstacles, Amir knows how to balance fun and hard work. For instance, every Sunday, he never fails to play soccer, additionally traveling to play on a medical soccer team. While traveling to foreign places, Amir enjoys photography, especially with his family near a beautiful or significant site. Towering at over 6 feet tall with a smile as bright as the sun, Amir Ronaghi is extremely caring and humble while inspiring others to work hard for a better future.

Irena Sendlerowa was born in February 15, 1910 in Warsaw, Poland, but she grew up in Otwock. During this time, in 1914, the World War I begins between Rusia, Germany and Austria, and Poland becomes a battlefield. Later, Irena’s father dies, when Irena was just 7 years old in 1917. As a result, Irena and her mother move to Warsaw. Irena learned of her father that everyone we are equals in all aspects. However, when Irena was 13 years old, she gets into trouble at school when she defends her Jewish classmate of bullying of other girls. This way, she continues forming its ideals and continues maintaining relationship with Jewish persons. Next, Irena marries Mieczyslaw Sendlerowa in 1932, so she gets the last name with which she is known. Shortly

Akrotiri is an archeological site in Greece that is located in Santorini. Greece is one of the countries known for its ancient history. The Ministry of Culture and Sports performed the archeological research concerning the Akrotiri. The Ministry of Culture and Sports did the excavation at the Akrotiri site from the Late Neolithic times. During the excavation the Ministry of Culture and Sports found that the Akrotiri had a large settlement with the elaborate drainage system, complex multi-storied buildings that had wonderful paintings on walls, vessels and furniture. The Akrotiri had wide network with its external relations as shown by the different objects that were found in the buildings that were imported. "In the last quarter of the 17th

Wayan Aguda was born in Harbin province of China on August 1, 1068 to Wayan Helibo, a powerful military leader of the Wayan tribe near the current Ashi River region. He had a reputation of bravery among his tribe and in numerous occasions protected his tribe from the attacks by the Jurchens under command of the Liao Dynasty. During the 1109 famine, Aguda strengthened his father's army by recruiting warriors from neighboring tribes. He was later involved in wars against the rival Jurchens tribes and unified them under the Wayan leadership. In 1113, Aguda was crowned the leader of the Wayans succeeding Wuyashu. Like most Wayans, Aguda disliked the exploitation of the Wayan tribe by corrupt Liao dynasty civil servants (Russel

Zarah Huitroa was born into a traditional Hispanic family. She has an older brother, an older sister, and two hard-working parents. Her family grew up with little money, but they were content with what they had. As a child, Zarah was raised in a catholic environment that taught her the value of morals. Today, she doesn’t follow the catholic faith, but she believes in karma; which is the principle that if you do good deeds, good deeds will be done to you.

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A good amount of the time, people will often take upon learning a second language. They may undergo this for a variety of reasons. They want to live in the country that speaks the language, they're interested in the culture, or they may just have a passion for language. I actually had a singular reason for learning Japanese. Before you guess, no, it wasn't because of anime. Being someone who has an interest in unique cases of murder, there were two intriguing cases that occurred in Japan that caught my eye: the murder of Junko Furuta, and Sada Abe's murder of her lover.

As she made her way to the chicken coop Atalanta over heard the murmurs from the women in long gowns “you won’t believe what happened at the market this morning!” the woman with the soft lilac dress exclaimed “ a giant boar came crashing into the stalls destroying all the produce! That boar had to be as mad as a hatter!” The woman proclaimed. The other woman’s eyebrow rose in disbelief, but stayed silent as the woman walked down to the bakery and continue their morning gossip. Atalanta’s eyes widened with her jaw dropped, she had heard the rumors of a hideous monster prowling the border between the forest and the kingdom, but never thought of it lurking within the heart of the town! Atalanta continued her commute to the chicken coop, but happened to notice a poster on the side of the building. As she approached it the paper read the words “all of the bravest men will prove their strength and protect the kingdom from the mighty beast that caused the destruction at the market. You’ll meet at the kingdom and prove your worthy by slaying the boar!” Atalanta smile widened this could be her chance, she then ripped the flyer of the building and began to make her way to the king’s

Buried in jar, away from the surface of the earth…is a hidden story of terror and misery…kept hidden in secret…far away from the world. A story of uttermost torture. The stories of Hitler and Nazis are heard far and wide, but many people don’t know that Joseph Stalin killed over 20 million people in his reign of terror. From the country Lithuania, many people were accused for serious crime and were captured. They were taken to Siberia and they were made to work as slaves.

To begin this project, I will examine the most influential Iranian women, including Shirin Ebadi, the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003; Neda Agha-Soltan, an Iconic martyr of the Green movement and a symbol of the Persian woman rebellion; Forough Farokhzad, a forerunner of Persian feminist poets; Farah Diba, Queen of Persia; Simin Daneshvar, first female author in Iran; and Simin Behbahani, an iconic Iranian contemporary poet, lyricist, and activist, nominated twice for the Nobel Prize in literature, among twenty-four other figures that will make my first series of Orientalist artwork. This collection of Persian and Arab women will be published as a book. The title of this book/art series is “Orientalism”. Zaha Hadddid, the world most

John Ashbery was born in Rochester, New York on July 28th of 1927. He has since been acknowledged as one of the best American poets in the twentieth-century. At the age of 87 he has been awarded nearly every award offered to American poets. Ranging from the Pulitzer Prize, the Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize, and even the National Book Award. From the young age of 11 Ashbery aspired to be a painter and pursued this dream for four years while taking classes at the local Rochester art Museum. John Ashbery's young love for art persists throughout his poems. John Ashbery attended Deerfield Academy where he quickly transferred his love for art to the writing of poetry. After high school, Ashbery attended and later graduated from Harvard in 1949. He then continued his education by receiving a master's degree from Columbia University. After college, Ashbery had numerous careers that influenced who he was as a poet. Originally, he worked in New York for four years as a copywriter, but quickly changed paths when he moved overseas to France from

Yousuf Karsh was an Armenian-Canadian born in December 23, 1908 at Mardin, Turkey and died in July 13, 2002 at Boston, MA. Karsh was influenced by his maternal uncle, George Nakashian, who was also a portrait photographer. Karsh’s first camera was given to him by his uncle. The camera that his uncle had given to him was a box brownie camera. During the beginning of 1926, Karsh began to work for his uncle and would learn the art and science of photography. From 1928 to 1931 Karsh was an apprentice to John H. Garo in Boston, Massachusetts. Garo was one of the most famous Armenian photographers, also was a painter, in America at the time. Garo introduced Karsh to artificial lighting techniques which formed the beginning of Karsh’s use of