Elbert Frank Cox: Oldest Of Three Boys

His education was astounding. While he was in high school he was considered the class clown and made C averages. After high school graduating Penncrest High School in 1962, he joined the United States Navy. He served a four year term in the Navy before continuing his education. He got his bachelor's degree in Gallaudet University in 1970 . His Master's degree in Psychology at University of Tennessee in 1971. He also got his PHD in Psychology

March 27, 1993, two boys, Jonathan Sellers and Charlie Keever were both sexually assaulted by Scott Erskine. The two boys were enjoying a bicycle ride together since Jonathan Seller’s older brother was attending band practice that day. The two boys enjoyed the time together by biking or hiking near their homes but suddenly, on March 27, 1993, they were both nowhere to be found. They were missing for two days until a search party was in session and that was when a jogger had found the bodies of Sellers and Keever.

Elbert Frank Cox was the first African American to earn a Ph.D. in mathematics. As of today he receives a little recognition as he did back in his days. Yet some may ask: How was his early life? What were his mathematical achievements? Although many African American men made contributions to the mathematical world like the self taught Benjamin Banneker(d.1806), the first African American to teach in a predominantly white college Charles Lewis Reason(d.1893), the first African American to attend John Hopkins University Kelly Miller(d.1939), and many more great African American mathematicians. Elbert Frank Cox was a phenomenal African American mathematician and pioneer

Alan Flare was born in Las Venturas, San Andreas in 1994. His childhood was good for him, his parents didn't divorce like other families, they were united. When he was six years old, he went to Las Venturas Primary School. He was a very intelligent boy and he got a diploma when he finished the primary school.

Before his groundbreaking flight Lindbergh attended Wisconsin college for engineering, but after two years dropped out to pursue his aviation career (“Charles Lindbergh”). In 1924, he enlisted in the United States army to become an army air service pilot then a year

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The two careers that interested me the most were the ones from Darron Cotton, and Tyrone Stone. Darron Cotton is being a district supervisor at white castle. Tyrone Stones career is being a technical engineer. Darrons career interested me because I never knew that working at white castle would win you a lot of money. Tyrones career interested me because I want to be an engineer, and also because when he does not work he still gets paid. Darron gets paid over $100,000 a year, and Tyrone gets paid over $140,000 a year.

Elgar was born in the small village Lower Broadheath England to a music dealer. He was the 4th of 7 siblings and was very precocious. Elgar grew up reading the writings of Voltaire and Longfellow, and began taking piano and violin lessons at age 8. Elgar

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He graduated from Franklin High School. He went to Oregon State University. In Oregon State University he studied electrical engineering. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1948. Engelbart landed a position at California’s Ames Research Center. He was successful in high school and University.

The Carpenters, like Paramore, included siblings in their lineup. The brother-sister duo—Richard and Karen Carpenter—were popular throughout the 1970’s. Both Carpenter siblings shared a talent for music. Karen Carpenter’s voice provided a special sound to The Carpenters—Paul McCartney once said she had "the best female voice in the world: melodic, tuneful and distinctive," (Samberg, 2013). Equally important, Richard was considered an incredible arranger—his arrangement for “(They Long to Be) Close to You” was their first US No. 1 (Allen, 2017). The two moved to Los Angeles, California in 1963—their parents thought the area would help Richard pursue his musical aspirations. As part of a trio, Karen and Richard won a battle of the bands at the

Eight-year-old Tom receives a new and expensive toy, and his parents told him to take special care of it. When the boy saw the poor friend wants to have this toy, he gives it to him.

Fritz, the oldest son of the Robinson Family has a wide range of characteristics. He is always willing to help, and is very caring. He is short tempered, but can regain his composure quickly. He is also very cautious.

Adrian Tomine demonstrates that Mark, the protagonist of this story is stuck in the past. For example, after receiving a call from his ex, Mark took hours to prepare himself for the date. While he was digging for clean clothes. He tries to remember which Shirt was her favorite. Since he was thinking about Carrie’s favorite shirt, Mark is showing that he still cares about her and wants to impress her. This would mean that he wants his past life back in the present. Furthermore, when he was talking on the phone with his ex. She asks him “What do you have plan” for today, on his birthday. Unfortunately, he didn’t plan anything. The only plan he had was waking up at 1:30 pm and to do nothing. He’s present life is completely empty with darkness

One of his first jobs involved cars. He would pay no more than 50 dollars for a car. He would fix it up and make it go! After graduating at a public school at a local University, in June 1932, he enrolled at Washington University is St. Louis, where he earned a triple degree in physics. One of his best experiences was when he became a professor at the MIT and a director of the Acoustics Laboratory.