Brian Rovetto Biography

It was very prevalent to us that Brian is extremely determined. He actually had dropped out of Jeffersonville High School in the 1990’s. Although he didn’t finish his high school career, it did not stop him from

Starring in a six movie series, Rocky Balboa touched the hearts of countless Americans through his battles with other fictional boxers. In each successive film, Rocky was presented with life crises’, tough opponents, and his aging body. He came to define the notorious underdog continually drawing strength from previous obstacles to surpass odds and succeed. Rocky’s ability to keep moving forward, regardless of the challenge, is what made him who he is. Although my individual battle may be different, I mirror Rocky’s ability to constantly be persistent especially in regards to school and working out.

Rudy’s best friend was the only one who believed he could. Though Rudy’s grades were not great in high school; he worked hard to get decent grades in college. Rudy was given the opportunity to attend a community college to earn better grades that would get him into Notre Dame. Rudy studied endlessly to get B’s and A’s in his classes. The road to reaching my goal is a difficult one. To develop a story will be a long, difficult process and I will struggle with scenes and character development. My goal will be difficult to achieve, but I will never stop working hard to achieve my

This evoked the idea that if I want to reach my potential, it is necessary for me to follow my heart and leave situations holding me back. Just like Janie left the people delaying her dream of true love in the past, I realized I need to do the same to achieve my goals. Emerging from my comfort zone and exploring where my goals take me will open up new opportunities similar to when Janie experienced new adventures after leaving her home town and Logan, which eventually lead to completing her goal. For me, attending IUSB in the fall is emerging from my comfort zone. Janie’s success after leaving comforted me in believing I made the right decision.

1. Brian is a perfectionist when it comes to school. Only once has he got any grade under an “A”. Brian’s parents but a ton of pressure on Brian to perform exceptionally in school.

Geoffrey had just recently turned sixteen and his mother had wanted him to mature and start focusing on his studies. He sat in the small, pale green kitchen listening, knowing that the lecture would end with his mother saying he couldn’t play volleyball with the Patriots. He played on his high school team. He had asked his mother the week before if he could continue playing, and she explicitly had said that it depended on his next report card; it didn’t go so well. He had been getting 80% in science.

People have dreams and beliefs that they could make it big in life after of highschool. These high school students are transitioning into adulthood. They have passions and know what they want to become and do in the future. Mireya Mora is going to Chaffey College, and she is becoming a radiologist. She wants to be in the radiologist field, because she has always dreamed of becoming a nurse, and they pay is high. Mariah Fierro is going to Life Pacific College. Her major is Ministry and Leadership. Her plan is to become a Youth Minister, to spread the word of god, and transition to be a leader in Evangelism. Louis Gallegos is going to Cal Sate University, Los Angeles. He going to become a filmaker ,because he enjoys working with sound and making

Then one day, my mom gave me a pallid, clear-cut envelope addressed to me signed by the Department of Education. My body froze – I could hardly breathe. I imagined the moments after opening the letter; a surge of excitement would rush through my fingers as I’d text all my friends that I would unite with them in the fall of 2013 at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing

Instead of moping around the house because he is now behind on his plans of going to college, Brian looked forward to the future and focused on building up his body. This part of the story struck me as noteworthy because I thought Brian would give up when his dreams of being a college athlete were dashed. Of course, he proved me wrong and gained all his weight and strength back and was even invited to participate in the Ironman Triathlon in Kona, Hawaii. Brian gave us a glimpse into his training life by providing us his weekly schedule for preparing for the Ironman. This helped me visualize all the effort Brian did to come to this point in his life. After qualifying for the Ironman and only two weeks of training, Brian was ready to prove all the doubters in his life wrong and show them that he made the journey from dying as a “skeleton boy” to truly living the dream as a winner against the odds. Brian victoriously finished the Ironman in 14 hours and 42

We’re all still young and don’t really have our lives planned out yet. All Brian knows so far is that in 5 years he sees himself with a part-time job and in either a college or university, however he prefers to enroll in a university. He doesn’t know which specific university to attend or what to major in. But he wants to study in a university in Canada, preferably in Toronto. Brian’s very talented and has a good amount of accomplishments. He’s most proud of the trumpet solos he earned in a lot of our repertoire band performances last

Mark was your typical high school student. He had many friends, played sports, and achieved decent grades. His many friends included, Johnny and David, who happened to be the captains of the football team. Mark was more of a basketball guy as compared to Johnny and David who were involved in strictly football as nothing else interested them. As the school day of March 9th, 2018 went by, there was a cloud of excitement over the school as this was the last day before spring break; a week long vacation full of fun and excitement and parties.

Jonas was born January 6, 1981 in Mobil Alabama. He is the oldest son of four children. Jonas

This relates to the story of Brandon spoiled his future because of overuse of technology. Brandon was a junior in Laguna Creek High School. He was an excellent student, who always got honor roll. He was also the best soccer player in his town, and one of the best in state. He loved to soccer and wanted to play in a professional team.

Mr. James needed a career, but his grades weren’t very good, so he decided to join the military. One night—he described it as “the craziest moment of your life times 4 million”— he was in combat, and a realization hit him. He deserved better than this. It was at that very moment he said “I want to be a teacher.” So, he resigned from the military and set off to begin his new dream. Mr. James worked hard, not only for his family but for himself. He went to USC (now CSU) college. He was very proud to mention his college’s name and his eyes widened as he spoke. Once again, Mr. James’s (college) grades weren’t exactly the best, he had lots to do. He worked hard and improved his grades to finally graduate with a degree in biology. He stated that he is now

It was 2016, and I was finally a senior in high school. Being a senior in high school was something that I had dreamed of since my early middle school days, and at last, I was there. It was the last year in one of my least favorite environments, and I couldn’t wait to graduate and move away from the only place I had ever known. I had lived in the same town for seventeen years, and I had gone to the same school with the same people for thirteen years. I was looking forward to something new in my life. I was most excited for my senior year because it was the year that I was going to choose where I wanted to move away to and what school I wanted to spend the next four years of my life at. As the year moved along, I slowly realized that I wasn’t moving away and that I’d be staying home to attend college, which was one of the most difficult decisions that I ever had to make.