Dianna Research Paper

Sarah Phulajanma was bored. Her skills as a great ship pilot were not being challenged while working as the largely ceremonial captain of a funeral barge. As middle age set into her waistline, she decided to change her dishwater career circling between a dozen star systems to the more exciting seas of working for a shipping company to assist the expanding frontier colonies in the Verdes Mujeres systems. But the recruitment posters did not warn Sarah of the hardships she was to endure.

deliver patients medical records, and run errands for all of the Nursing Units, Radiology, Admitting, and the general offices. From this experience I exhibited characteristics such as responsibility, caring, and, trustworthiness. Most importantly from this experience I learned you can change a person’s entire day by simply sending a smile their way or offering assistance. The small things in life matter, and I was reminded to live everyday to its fullest, because you never

On this unit we took care of diabetic patients, the majority of them being newly diagnosed. This is where I really found my passion for treating and educating patients on their new often terrifying disease. I came to realize my patients were not the only ones learning something new. I learned that I can

In 2017 at a high school gym you could walk in and see girls and playing sports such as basketball, volleyball, tennis etc. But back in the 1960s you weren't able to see girls playing those sports in a high school gym. Not not only because they they weren't interested, it's because they weren't able to play by the law of women's rights.

Diana Nyad is well known for swimming from Cuba to Florida without a shark cage; her experience can teach others to see the world and themselves in a whole new perspective. Although she accomplished her goal, it took Nyad a total of five attempts in order to successfully swim from Cuba to Florida. Her fifth and final attempt to make this journey took her approximately fifty-three hours. The distance was over 110 miles, which broke the world record for the distance swam without the protection of a shark cage. Even though Nyad went through hard times during her expedition, she never gave up on herself. Her experience plays a large role in not only how people see the world, but the way they see themselves too.

After my first year at UND, I took a CNA class and became employed at a nursing home in Menahga, where I am still working. At this job I was able to experience patient care and begin to see the benefits of helping patients improve their lives. In my time after High School I have also had many other valuable experiences. I have been a Camp Counselor at two, 1 ½ week Confirmation Camps for our church. At these camps it was mine, along with other Counselor’s responsibility to teach the younger teens about how we believe as well as demonstrate how to be respectable adults. These camps allowed me to use and develop my leadership skills and also created memories that I will never forget. I have also shadowed a few different Medical Professionals, in order to better understand the world of medicine. Dr. Dan Smith is a General Surgeon who lives and practices very near to where I live. I was able to shadow Dr. Smith for many hours and built a relationship with him. He showed me some aspects of the medical field that I may not have seen elsewhere. My life has been far from typical, but I do believe that each of my experiences has made me both a better person as well as a be

Hannah Senesh was a Hungarian Jew who was executed for the help of saving Jews. She was born on July seventeenth, 1921. Hannah started school shortly after her father died at the age of 6. By the time she graduated out of elementary school, she enrolled into a private school for all girls. In school, Hannah went through a lot of outright discrimination according to two girls who objected her holding office because she was Jewish. Senesh started writing poems, dreams, and her feelings about her father’s death in a diary.

Nicole Seelert continues to excel in and outside of school. As a senior, getting ready to apply for colleges and leaving a place that we've gotten so used to can be a bit nerve racking, but for Nicole, she is nothing but prepared and excited for what her future has in store for her. This year she is looking forward to see what college she will be attending as acceptance letters come in. For fun, she loves to spend time with her family and her friends because they are the people she can be the most open with. In school, she is currently involved in the Red Cross Club and has recently started volunteering for the city of Chino. In the future her goal is to become a cardiovascular nurse or a per fusionist. With her determination, there is nothing

I am Mia Haskins. I was born on October 9th, 2004 in Mary birch hospital located in San Diego, California. When I was born, I was colic so I cried a lot. My parents are Scott and Teri Haskins. I have two sibling an older sister named Ryann and a twin brother named Max. Ryann is 15 and Max and I are 12. When I was very little I need glasses very badly

Growing up Katherine Dunham never thought about dance. Dunham was one of the first African-American women to attend the University of Chicago and planned to earn a degree and become a working woman, however while she was attending university Dunham began taking classes with Ludmilla Speranza, a former dancer of the Moscow Theatre, and so her love affair with dance began.

Anna Christine is a 13 year-old singer from Henderson, Nevada. When she was 10 years-old, she competed on "America's Got Talent". She stated that she spends a lot of time playing the piano. She also stated that playing the piano is cathartic for her. Whenever she gets frustrated or upset, she goes to her piano.

Hello I am Gabrielle Adams and I am 14 years old and I was born and raised in Alpena Michigan. When I was little I have always wanted to go into visual art, performing arts, or photography. I love playing instruments. I play the bass drum in marching band and I am learning to play the violin and the electric violin. I also love taking pictures of nature. I am interested in art and the history of art. I like hanging out with my friends and listening to music. My favorite class in school is marching band.

A long time ago, there lived a girl named Gianna. Gianna was an African-American girl who lived in Mississippi. When Gianna was born, slavery was starting to slow down. Gianna’s mother and father were slaves for Adam Jackal, a very wealthy merchant. Mr. Jackal was very strict and abusive. When Jackal found out that Gianna’s mother was pregnant, he made her work harder. Even as a little girl, Gianna had hard labor as a child all the way up till she was 16 years old.

What were computers made of in the sixties? Electronics no far from it, it was a person a real life human being. What kind of schooling would someone need to be a computer but how would Christine Darden become one?

In October of 1998, I was given a wonderful gift. It was my birthday and my friend and mentor, Diane Terranova was hosting a past life artist at her spiritual center in Rochester, New York. Diane insisted that I come and meet her friend, J. Lee Hall. As a birthday gift, J. Lee was to do a past life drawing for me. I was excited and intrigued to see who she would bring through from my previous lifetimes.