Executive Summary: The Outreach

When we look at the character of Emily, we discover a women who had been sheltered most of her life. She never had a real sense of reality due to her father, and the previous mayor

“I’ve been surrounded by theatre my entire life.” Junior, Maggie Tyner said. “My parents both grew up in theatre, they met in theatre and my mom has been a director in many serious locations so I kind of just followed her around all the time and was just attracted to it.”

‘Technology should improve your life… Not become your life” (Billy Cox). This is a message that the characters in Fahrenheit 451 experience throughout the course of the novel. This is the government’s representation of oppression and overthrowing society. Technology is responsible for replacing literature, intellectualism and curiosity. Also, it becomes a substitute for family, friendship and any sort of communication with others.

Aria Koy's life had changed far more than she'd cared for in the past three decades. First was the move to America, then her American boyfriend, then finding a job and an apartment, then her boyfriend's suicide attempt. After that was her boyfriend leaving her for her coworker, the two of them moving to Los Angeles, and her move to a suburb in New Jersey. Now she was a nurse in a hospital living in an affordable apartment and occasionally taking double shifts just so she wouldn't have to go home to an empty house.

Local non-profit organization Overflo Outreach Ministries, Inc. is set to launch its campaign to nominate its president Gerald Riley to receive the Good Neighbor Award during this year’s Steve Harvey Neighborhood Awards on May 17, 2016 from 6am -6pm. During this time people all over the world can jump on the website www.neighborhoodawards.com and nominate Gerald for the Good Neighbor Award. Not only is the organization looking to nominate its leader, they are also completing a fundraiser for the organization to fund their summer mentoring program. Last month morning radio host Steve Harvey walked on the treadmill and used other exercise equipment for 4 hours all while hosting his show every day to raise money for his nonprofit organization.

"I'm an entrepreneur. … I've always had businesses going on. I got into it (through) just kind of a fluke-type situation. And it just turned into something that was bigger

She has a father, but he is a brutal man. Always drunk, he sexually abuses her, and beats her. She lives off of her own money, she pays the bills and cooks. The treatment that she was receiving by her father, forced Ellen to runaway. At first, she went to her friend Starletta’s and stayed at her house.

As a result of her isolation and detachment from her social environment, Emily is pushed to extremes, snatching back control over her

The story is based on a child named Emily that has a physical disability. Emily lived in a family of five children. "She always had a reason why we should stay home" (Olsen 601). Emily is lonely. When she was a toddler, she was left in a day care so Emily's mom could bring income to the house. Emily is a child that, as many others, grew up mostly on day care. Emily was

Emily’s character to look like a character we can sympathize for like the unnamed woman in The

Before my senior year of high school, I was a very shy, closed-off individual. However, my last year I wanted to change that. The primary way I sought to do this was through participating in high school theater. If I was given $10,000 and 30 days, I, Jacob Smith, would put forth these resources towards the improvement of Roxana High School’s drama department.

Emily is angry and resentful. She is angry at her mother and blames her for her life and the way she has turned out. Her mother has always put her down and constantly tell her that she was

"It's my career just as much as it is a passion. Staying relevant is difficult in this industry, and my concern over my source of income and livelihood should be understandable. It's a passion, sure, but passion doesn't pay bills. Like everyone else, we have to be good at our chosen careers. At least, we should be. That's not always the case, is it?" Her mind drifted to the actors and actresses she had met throughout the course of her life, those that appeared because they were a pretty face with mediocre acting skills. And for many of them, they had disappeared as quickly as they had come; peaking in a bright light and fading off into nothing, much like a meteor that burned up in the

Primary elections are elections held previous to a Presidential election to decide upon the presidential candidate from the two main parties. These are held in each state, each of which then goes on to sponsor the winning candidate of their primary at the national convention, where the party’s presidential candidate is announced. This method of choosing a candidate came about due to the McGovem/Fraser Commission of 1968 (where Mayor Daley refused McGovem the chance to run as he was too liberal). It replaced the old system of decisions being made in ‘smoke filled rooms’ where party bosses were all powerful and made the decision.

Emily like most children her age, is going through one of the most crucial and life