J Lloyd Eaton

Edwin Wiley Grove is a very interesting person to know more about. Especially since the name of our school for all freshman is E.W. Grove High School. Dr. Edwin Wiley Grove was born at Whiteville,Hardeman County,Tennessee on December 27,1850. He was the son of James Henry Grove. According to research his aunt, Peggy Traylor Grove raised James’ children including Edwin.

1. Why are we still reading a book written in the 1920's? What gives a book its longevity?

When I took off the top to that white box on that calm Sunday night, I was instantly transported into this astounding library, that seemed to come out of a movie scene, rows upon rows were piled up with Verne’s, Dumas’, Stevenson’s, and Melville’s. Each week I would open this box and choose a new book. It wasn’t long until weeks turned to days, and I began to greedily treasure my Stevenson’s, truly value friendship with Dumas, prepare for an adrenaline rush with Verne, but most importantly, it was my single Melville that brought me the pinnacle of happiness.

In Edgar Lee Masters's poem "Minerva Jones," the things I learned from this individual is that unfortunate happenings occurred in Minerva Jones's life. Minerva Jones was the town's poetess who was "Hooted at, jeered at by the Yahoos of the street for my heavy body, cock-eye, and rolling walk". Minerva Jones was not the best looking person to look at, but rather a fat, crossed-eyed woman with a crippled walk. The people of the town made fun of her, judging and taunting her for her ugly looks and unwomanly stride. At the very beginning of the poem, the reader is confronted with the people of the town judging Minerva for her appearance. Based on this we recognize that she is a victim of undeserved ridicule. Yet, we soon find in the next lines

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A, With the invention of the printing press, the demand for books skyrocketed, and led to the creation of pulp magazines. To some these magazines were not “serious” literature standard, as often times they were printed on low quality paper, sold cheaply (dime magazines), and in locations like drug stores and train stations, instead of the traditional book store.

Benjamin Oliver Davis Jr. recognized for being the first Black Air Force General, paved the way for the Black soldier. Benjamin Oliver Davis Jr. was born December 18, 1912, to Benjamin, Sr. and Elnora Dickerson Davis. Due to complications from childbirth, Elnora dies when Benjamin is four years old. His father Benjamin, Sr. the first Black General in the United States Army, serving in various capacities such as the Spanish-American War and the original Buffalo Soldier regiments was a pioneer for the black soldier and an influence to his son.

Joseph W. Holley founded Albany State University in 1903, was originally built to provide elementary education for the black population. The school was also for teacher-training. Holley was inspired to start the school from reading W.E.B. DuBois’s writings in Georgia, about the poor living of blacks. He moved to Albany, Ga to start the school down in the south. The original name of the school was Albany Bible and Manual Training Institute. With Holley plans to start a school, he met Booker T. Washington who encouraged him to fall through with his plans. Into building a black school for the black community.

When people think about mathematicians, they typically refer to white, doctorate-educated male. However, there are more women budding into the field of mathematics. This paper will focus on one special woman, an African-American woman by the name of Evelyn Boyd Granville. She is not the first African-American woman to receive a doctorate in mathematics, but she, unlike Euphemia Lofton Haynes, stayed more out of the education field and primarily worked for NASA, contributing to many expeditions in space. Her contributions have inspired many young girls to look into and pursue a career in the field of mathematics.

Dr. Edwin Wiley Grove was born at Bolivar, Hardin County, Tennessee in 1850. His dad’s name was James Henry Grove and was raised with the help of Peggy Traylor Grove. After he aged a couple years, he moved to Paris, Tennessee and became a druggist and established the Paris Medicine Company in 1886. In the text it states, “The Paris Medicine company marketed Febrile, Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic, cold tablets and other products.” This shows that Grove was successful with this business. Before E.W. Grove died, he endowed he Grove High School, which is where kids for their freshman year of high school attend.

Marilynne K. Roach is a resident of Watertown, Massachusetts. She went on to graduate with a BFA from MCA (Massachusetts College of Art) but she uniquely gives credit to the public library systems for the rest of her education. This is very interesting to me because she says that libraries are what she owes to her education to. Because of all the books she reads she later turns out to be a great book writer herself. The library system really did impact Marilynne’s life drastically. But besides illustrating other writers work in history she also has written and illustrated many books of her own, this including “Six Women of Salem”.

Jebidiah Ethan Smith (1 December 1808-23 June 1870?) was born in city of Hastings, in the county of East Sussex, on the south coast of England. He was an English Oxford Professor, archaeologist, scholar, occultist, ceremonial magician, ancient world explorer and curator. His crowning accomplishment was the translation and publication of "A Commentary on the Book of Gates" and promoted an unnamed religion of the First Gods. He had never considered himself a prophet of this belief but considered himself a medium responsible for guiding the world into the coming Age of the First Gods.

The witness I am playing as is William T. Sampson. He is was a United States Admiral, who served during the American Civil War and the Spanish-American War. He is Mostly known for the battle of Santiago de Cuba which was fought between Spain and the United States on July 3, 1898, was one of the key naval engagements during the Spanish-American War. He was born and raised in the United States Of America. He attended and graduated from the United States Naval Academy. he was Assistant to the Superintendent of the United States Naval Observatory, then Officer-in-Charge of the Naval Torpedo Station at Newport, Rhode Island. He was promoted to Captain in April 1889,and reported to the Mare Island Navy Yard to fit out the

The first case I have chosen involves a breach of contract between Anthony Leness and Eventmonitor inc. Anthony claims Eventmonitor breached his employment contract when they stopped paying him his salary for one year upon termination. Eventmonitor monitor claims that Anthony breached the contract when he didn’t return items embodying propitiatory information upon his termination (site case). The second case I have chosen involves United States of America alleging Lewis F. Carter owes back taxes. Lewis claims that the government lacks an enforcement clause to collect taxes. In this paper I will discuss how each of these cases move their way through the appropriate court system as well as the differences in the process.

Visit With a Living Writer Journals Braeden Samuel 8 October 2015 Passage 1 “Like the rest of my grandparents’ apartment, the bathroom was pristinely clean. It looked like a pharmacy-- cold white tiles, harsh lights, and dozens of brown plastic bottles lined up along the sink and the window ledge. I liked to examine the bottles one by one, studying their labels. For me, these prescriptions had always represented a mystery: Was sickness a secret?