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Misha Shamonin was the youngest person to be executed at the Butovo Firing Range, during the great purge, at only 13 years old (Haydes). He only stole two loaves of bread. The Butovo Firing Range was an old private estate by the Drozhzhino village. This was used by the Soviets’ secret police as an agricultural colony, shooting range, and as a place of execution and mass graves. The Soviets only executed people that they felt were a “danger to the people.” More than 20,000 people were shot at the Butovo Firing Range from August 1937 to October 1938. One thousand people were slaughtered by remaining beside their Orthodox faith. Misha’s death opened people’s eyes to how if a young boy could be executed for a small

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.

October. Now known as Monstober. The incidents’ happening constantly through the month meant for candy, and even on the day of celebration, Halloween, now has gotten all out of hand. Canada is turning worse and worse every day after the years of killing. Karanveer Khahra is now trying to change the M, back to an O. Karanveer Khahra. He was born in Canada, but has a background from India, as being the only person in his family to be born in Canada. He is smart, intelligent, funny, but serious at the same time. He has been trick or treating since he was 2, and stopped when this started happening, at the age of 11. Now will he be able to complete his mission of the unsolved mystery of Monstober? Continue and find out.

Amira Arzu, an Afghan teenager, was only 15 years old when she was forced into an arranged marriage. She was kind hearted, intelligent, elated, and humorous until one day this was all taken away. December 15th, 2016 she was on her way to school in Afghanistan not knowing that her parents were driving her to a Mosque, the Shrine of Ali, to get married to her future husband, Ahmed Akmal. A few days later she found herself on the street Taimani in Kabul, Afghanistan. Amira ran past workers ordering from street carts, women with their children, men in trucks honking at one another, and many looked at her uncertainty as she was running through the streets of Kabul. At the time, she was wearing a blue floral hijab, jeans, and a dress as in Afghanistan you cannot wear a dress without covering your legs. Many deduced that she was without her husband on the streets of Kabul, which is not normally the case, but Amira was different from the other wives and arduously wanting to figure out an escape.

Perhaps because I am a Christian Theist is why I believe Dinesh D’Souza did better in this debate. Christopher Hitchens is right, however, about D’Souza’s unicorn analogy. If there were billions of people who believed in unicorns and I didn’t, and they wanted to change my life because of it, I wouldn’t appreciate it either. That aside, Hitchens seemed angry and visceral in his demeanor and with his responses. That is distasteful to me.

I know many students, as well as my self, who aspire to be as hard working as Pavanaj. For many students its a struggle to balance school with work, and still have enough time for sleep, let alone a personal life. Yet, Pavanaj makes it look effortless. He always has his work done and he is always there to help someone in need. Throughout all the chaos of school, from deadlines, to basic organization, to final exams; Pavanaj will have it under control. Not only does it appear that he is always in the eye of the Hurricane, but that he is the one who is calming the storm. It is always a sigh of relief to know that Pavanaj is there to help you solve a problem or work through an issue.

Rahman was born in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India in a middle-class Tamil family. His father, R. K. Shekhar, was a film-score composer and conductor for Tamil and Malayalam films; Rahman assisted his father in the studio, playing the keyboard. After his father's death when Rahman was nine years old, the rental of his father's musical equipment provided his family's income.[11] Raised by his mother, Kareema (born Kashturi),[1] Rahman was a keyboard player and arranger for bands such as Roots (with childhood friend and percussionist Sivamani, John Anthony, Suresh Peters, JoJo and Raja)[3] and founded the Chennai-based rock group Nemesis Avenue.[12] He mastered the keyboard, piano, synthesizer, harmonium and guitar, and was particularly

The Star Student this week is Aryan Vyas. His Birthday is January 7th, 2007 so that makes him 10 years old. His parents names are Nidhi and Naitik. He is an only child. He also has a golden retriever named Dexter.

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Have you ever wanted to have a good time and experience a little danger in a happy world? A world called Aleaysha is located underground, beneath New York and California. Everything (beaches, mountains, rock pathways, roads, shops, and tall buildings) within Aleaysha is man made, and everything is ruled by two queens, Taysha and Aleah. Aleaysha is the perfect world for equality, and fun people. Although, it is not for rebellious actions that could possibly cause danger.

Before Genghis Khan died in 1127, he assigned his son, Ogedei Khan as his successor and divided his empire into khanates among his sons and grandsons. His initial act was the division of the Empire into four khanates, as many as his sons from his first wife Bortie were (Jochi, Chagatai, Ogedei and Tolui). His eldest son Joshi though, died six months before him and the lands occupied by the Mongols, which included southern Russia and Kazakhstan, were given to Jochi's eldest sons: Orda, who became the leader of the White Horde and Batu, who became the ruler of the Blue Horde and later of the Golden Horde.

Aryana Sayeed, an Afghan singer and songwriter. She was born on July 14th, 1985 in Kabul, Afghanistan. She grew up with five sisters. When she was eight years old, her and her family moved from Pakistan to Switzerland. In Switzerland, she attended a music school, at the age of twelve. While attending music school, she sang in the choir and there she discovered her desire to be a singer-songwriter. In 2008, the spark of her fame grew drastically. After releasing her song “Afghan Pesarak” she became a famous icon for the Afghan society. After listening to her music and skimming through the reviews, her music primarily focuses on the lack of benefits and rights that women in Afghanistan are up against. She is the

Yehuda Amichai (May 3rd, 1924-September 22nd, 2000) is an Israeli poet, commonly referred as “Israel’s greatest modern poet,” influential to Israel’s first literary generation. He was best known as Israel’s national poet. Amichai was born in Germany and at the age of 11, fled to Mandate Palestine (modern day Israel) because of the Holocaust. During much of his adult lifetime, there was a lot of trouble and unsettlement between the Jews and the Arabs- Arab-Israeli War and in addition, he fought in four wars. Worried about the wars, the state of Israel and language was quite important to him, and we know this is true because he said he “belonged” to Jerusalem. His works typically deals with day to day issues, as well as religion and faith.

When you first meet Rana Qubbaj, she captivates you with her giggly smile. But don’t let the smile fool you. She’s a young Jordanian woman with a rebellious streak. “Every person should be able to stand on their own,” says Qubbaj with a sense of conviction.

In the area of Aesthetic Medicine and Internal Medicine, Dr. Afshin Nasseri is a popular for many years. He is globally known as one of the leading internists with a notable experience of 23 years. After completing his education based on residency program from Brown/Boston University in 1999, Dr. Nasseri begin his training and clinical practice at several elite hospitals and clinics. Through hard work and great dedication, he attained an appreciable position with in-depth knowledge and various rewarding experiments.