Interview With Sharron Research Paper

On September of 2016, I did an oral interview with Vanna Moore about her military past and Vanna’s ties to Texas. Over the whole interview, I asked her questions about her experience in Afghanistan and how it shaped her views of her state of Texas. Through her interview, Vanna touched on her feelings about Texas, the military, American culture, and life after military. At times, she seemed comfortable and at ease sharing her thoughts, and other moments seemed more difficult to get through. This interview helped me to understand that military service can really shape a person’s world view, both abroad and at home. Additionally, after this oral interview experience I feel like I know how to effectively use oral histories in my future classrooms.

Kelly Heinonen has lived on this great planet for 18 years now and she has done many great things throughout her life so far. Kelly likes to think of herself as academically sound for the most part, with her favorite subjects being History and Music. Throughout her life, she has learned how to sing and plans on making a career out of it. After Kelly graduates from Virginia High School, she plans on attending college before she enters into the workforce. Kelly plans on attending Concordia College in Moorhead, Minneosta, which is well known for the music program. After she finishes college, Kelly said she would like follow Mr. Craig's path and be a high school music teacher. Kelly would like to follow in Mr. Craig's footsteps because he was the

I had the pleasure of interviewing Christian Schaffer, the Co-anchor of Good Morning Maryland at WMAR-TV at ABC-2 News in Baltimore. Broadcast news is a medium that is thrilling, exciting, and fast paced. Schaffer took time out of his action filled days as a Co-Anchor to allow me to interview him and get inside his world.

Desi Arnaz was an extremely famous actor and musician who was born in Cuba, but is technically an American in terms of Nationality. Desi was born on March 2, 1917 in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. His last stand was on December 2, 1986 when he died of cancer at the age of sixty-nine. He had been experiencing health issues and problems for years before his death as soon after he was put in the hospital for the first time during his later years in 1981. During his earlier health complications, many hoped and prayed that all would pass and he would be fortunate enough to be healthy once again, but sadly, that was not the case. When Desi was very young, his life was not as great as it was going to become even though he was born into a very wealthy family.

R/s on Saturday, Shaqwanda and 15 other people smoked marijuana in the presence of Cam’Ron. R/s sometime this month Shaqwanda took the baby to the ER and allegedly Cam’Ron tested positive for THC. R/s Shaqwanda does feed the baby maybe 5 hours later than normal. R/s the baby’s bottom is raw. R/s Cam’Ron’s father, Antwan is no longer in the home.

On July 20, 1995 a young star was born. Shaquem Griffin Is a American football linebacker. When Shaquem was born he had a birth defect which lead him to get his left hand amputated. Shaquem was a linebacker for the University of Central Florida. Shaquem led UCF to an undefeated season. Despite of his condition Shaquem has a lot of hope and integrity. On April 28, 2018 Shaquem was a fifth round draft pick for the Seattle Seahawks, now he’s on the team with his twin brother shaquill Griffin.

I enjoyed your reading post. These are all the positive aspects of the ACA. Access to quality healthcare is important because it saves lives. Though this law has its challenges it's beneficial for US citizens. Case in point Canada's healthcare system . Every citizen has healthcare and it is paid through taxes. This law also helps medical professionals pay loans and gain scholarships. Some people are saying it's unethical due to the bill of rights. They claim that people living in the US only have rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. How can anyone have these three things if they are in poor health?

Question No. 1. The public service/ policy individual I interviewed is Athena Salman. Athena Salman is the Democratic nominee for State House of Representatives in Legislative District 26. She recently won the Arizona Primary back in August, beating incumbent Celeste Plumlee. Now heading towards the general election, alongside Isela Blanc, she will be facing Republican nominee Steven Adkins, and Green Party candidate Cara Trujillo. In the near future, a trio of debates between the candidates between now and election day. Athena is very proud of the fact she is a clean elections candidate, meaning she does not take any type of donation from anyone that live outside of her district. This is the first time of Athena running for AZ Representative

On September of 2016, I did an oral interview with Vanna Moore about her military past and Vanna’s ties to Texas. Over the whole interview I asked her questions about her experience in Afghanistan and along the way I asked her questions about Texas. To the best of my knowledge Vanna answered “who are these people, these Texans”, what do Texans tell us about America, and what she thought of Texas. We talked about how her military experience shaped her conceptions of Texas. In a setting such as this one and her experiences combined she had moments where she seemed more comfortable and opened, and other moments that were difficult to get through. After this oral interview experience I feel as though I know how I could use oral histories in my classroom.

This interview has taught me that I don’t know a lot about what really went on throughout history. There are things such as textbooks but, they don’t tell how an individual felt or what it was like for each person to experience certain things during the same time period. For example, it is easier to generalize about how people felt during a major historical event or just living during a certain time period, such as the Great Depression, but it is another to actually get to know how it actually affected people. Everyone reacts to things differently and by generalizing it, it does not allow us to fully understand things that went on throughout and how the people were possibly changed by an experience.

The person I interviewed was my mother, Holly Parker, her job currently is working at a pizza shop known as Little Caesar's, Holly was born in 1976 on January 27th. Holly’s parent's names are George and Carol McGee, and one of her siblings is named Nathan. Holly has lived in Ohio but is mostly in Bowling Green, she has moved to Sandusky once then moved back to Bowling Green. A school Holly attended was Crim Elementary School. Holly is 5 feet tall (Yes, literally), has brown hair, hazel eyes, and usually wears a yellow or pink hoodie (unless it’s in the summertime, then she will wear a T-Shirt.).

Kristi was born in 1972. Kristi spent her childhood in the years 1972-1985 and her teenage years from 1985-1990. There are five people in her family, including two parents, Nancy and Harlan, and two sisters, Roxanne and Michelle in that order with Kristi being the youngest daughter. A typical day in Kristi’s life while in high school was to wake up, go to school, go to sports practice after school, come home, eat supper, do homework, and then go to bed for the next day.

I had the pleasure of interviewing Mrs. Doreen Walker who is a social worker that is currently employed with Bridging Access to Care (BAC) in the Social Support Services department. She worked with the company for six years but has been in the social work field for sixteen years.

The two largest religions in the world, Christianity and Islam, were implemented by two of religions most powerful leaders, Jesus and Muhammad. Without question, both Jesus and Muhammad have affected humanity powerfully. As religious leaders both men laid down the principles upon which Christianity and Islam are founded yet today. However, while Jesus performed miracles and arose from the dead, thus proving to his followers he was God, Muhammad performed no such feats, and made no such claims. In fact, Muhammad’s only claim was that he was the last prophet sent from God.

When one reads Ruth Prawer Jhabvala’s “The Interview”, it is very clear how gender roles are predominate within the family that is portrayed. Using this family as an extension to represent all of India, Jhabvala gives us some insight into the daily lives led over there. The story is told through the eyes of an upper-class man who is completely dependent upon his family, specifically his brother and the women in the house. This essay will examine the male and female roles that are presented in this short story, how they parallel each other, and the deeper meanings hidden within the text.