Joseph Murphy

After the firing of the Executive Director, turmoil ensued. “We had to have a conference call of 600 people,” Voller stated. Citing key figures that were meeting and the “mess” that ensued, Voller claimed, “It was the reason for several of the resignations that occurred, including Micah’s.” Micah Beasley was the Comms Director, until his resignation. “When this happened,” Voller said, “the IT and communications were locked down.”

Isaac Murphy was born October 16, 1802. He was born near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His parents names were Hugh and Jane Murphy. His dad's ancestors came to The United States from Dublin, Ireland between 1737 and 1840. His father worked as a paper manufacturer and died when Isaac was a young child.

“What We Are Fighting For” written by Canadian veteran Rex Murphy challenges the reasons for Canada's mission in Afghanistan. Murphy begins by advocating that Canada entered into the war on terror not only to back our American allies but also in retaliation to the Al-Queida attacks on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon. He states that we needed to do step in since in both of these attacks not only killed Canadians, but jeopardizes our sense of security. Murphy continues to discuss Canada's current role in Afghanistan. Firstly, he discusses how we need to displace the Taliban Government as a means of protection for the future, both for the Afghan people and Canadians. Secondly, Murphy believes that we play an important part providing the

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.

Murphy was a Marketing Director at Corning Incorporated and handled marketing of Watkins Glen International. He has resided in the village for over 40 years.

Pierre Joseph Houben died on October 31st, 2062, In Stevens Point, Wisconsin. He lived a long and healthy life making it to 45 years of age. During Pierre's life he has done a lot of things for the community and the world. When Pierre was 18 he joined the United States military enlisting in the army's infantry, right after of dropping out of his high school Stevens Point Area Senior High. During his military career he served 3 tours in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria. After serving his country he went to school at UW-Madison at the age of 23 pursuing a career in Business. After getting his degree and achieving a 4.0 grade average at the age of 27 he started a Business that sells and manufactures Lawn mowers. Being so young and innovative his new company made over $62 Million in sales in just 4 years.

Dr. Joseph D. Atkinson was born July 8th 1926 in Brenham, Texas to the late Dr. Joseph D. Atkinson Sr. who was a dentist in San Antonio and Gladys Lenore Peyton. He was the 1st of 3 children. Dr. Atkinson graduated Salutatorian from Pickard High School in 1942. He decided to further his education obtaining the following degrees in: Bachelors of Arts in Business Administration at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia (1949), attended Harvard Business School, received Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the University of Houston-Clear Lake (1979), and received his PhD. in Public Administration from the University of Colorado (1983). He was honored with the “Panther “statue from Prairie View A&M University” for his contributions

Joe-Lewis, not a name heard often, if people know their boxing then they think he is named after the famous boxer Joe Lewis. He is not named after the boxer though, he is named after our father, Lewis, when he was younger his nickname was Joe-Lewis, hence Joe-Lewis’s name. His first name is unique just like  his middle name, which is Brown after our great grandfather. Joe-Lewis’s middle name matches his hair and eyes, which happen to be brown. Little is not a word used to describe his physical appearance because he is not little anymore! Joe-Lewis is tall and slender, all of his baby fat is gone along with his chubby cheeks now he is a young man. Not only did Joe-Lewis’s physical appearance change, but his wardrobe changed as well.

The movie started out with the death of Joey Doyle, by the Mob members throwing him off the to of the building. What was their reason for killing him? I believe Joey Doyle was a witness of a Mob crime and the Mob was afraid her would talk to the police if investigated, so they did not take any chances and killed him. Do you think Edie Doyle few in love with Terry Malloy from the first time they walked together? Even though it was right after Edie’s brother died and she met Terry, I think she made it clear that she was into him, especially when he asked her if she remembers him and she said how could anyone forget that face. What was the reason for that detective to clime on top of the roof and have a chat with Terry Malloy? Even though the

As president and chief executive officer (CEO) of Sharp HealthCare, Michael W. Murphy is tasked with a large responsibility. He oversees more than 16,000 employees, 2,600 affiliated physicians and about 2,100 volunteers. In turn, this workforce provides service and healthcare to a completely integrated not-for-profit system that includes "four acute-care hospitals, three specialty hospitals, two affiliated medical groups, five urgent care centers, three skilled nursing facilities, home health, hospice, state-of-the-art outpatient facilities and a health plan" (sharp.com, 2015, internet). Murphy 's healthcare career has spanned more than 30 years. He was appointed to his most recent position in June 1996 (sddt.com, 2015, internet). Murphy 's bona fides are numerous. His executive experience includes serving as Chief Financial Officer of Grossmont Hospital, beginning in 1991. He is a certified public accountant as well. In addition, since September 2002, he has served as the Executive Director of Jack in the Box (bloomberg.com, 2015, internet).

… What had been the focus of my entire adult life was gone, and it was devastating” (3). Getting fired was not a problem to jobs from his point of view because he claimed it was the best thing that happened to him in life. In the third story, the audience showed pity when Jobs emphasized his cancer illness. He explained that it was difficult for him to “say the last goodbyes” to his family.

Jacob Lawrence was born in Atlantic City, NJ in 1917. Lawrence died in June of 2000 in Seattle, WA. Born to Rosa Lee Lawrence (Mother), Jacob Lawrence (Father), and William Hale (Brother) Jacob Lawrence mother and father moved from the rural south to find a better life for them. After the separation on his parents Lawrence and his siblings had to live in foster homes and settlement house in Philadelphia until she could get enough money to send for them in New York. Jacob’s mother saved money and was able to send for her kids in New York in 1930. At the age of thirteen Jacob quickly discovered art as a means of expressing himself. Jacob Lawrence was married to Gwendolyn Knight.

During the ‘50s and ‘60s, girls were encouraged and expected to marry and have a family. It was during this time period that women’s employment became of less importance to those wanting to recover and rebuild their lives after the war. An ad for International Sterling depicted the similarities between a graduation and a marriage for young women. The ad said, “ Somewhere there’ll be another June - another white dress, another aisle” (114). It is a reflection of the expectation for girls to finish school and get married. Another ad in ‘Seventeen’ magazine for hope chests has the pitch, “Some special occasion is surely coming up soon - your birthday, graduation, engagement perhaps…” (121) Despite the opinion of the majority being against women working, there were still those who fought for women’s rights, especially in the workforce. In 1967, the Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada was established to attend to issues that concerned women, which included their problems regarding employment (145). The Commission’s recommendations included that “‘gender’ and ‘marital status’ be prohibited grounds for discrimination by employers”, that “two qualified women from each province be appointed to the Senate”, and that “the federal government name more women judges to all courts within their jurisdiction” (145). This invigoration for the women’s employment movement

Patrick Flanagan is a famous Oklahoman born in Oklahoma City because he was a child prodigy, is an important scientist with over 300 patents, and was the inventor of the neurophone when he was fourteen years old.

Following the national recognition, Youth Day gained sponsors, more volunteers and an extensive amount of activities for kids to participate in. This year’s event had a total of 220 sponsors and over 1,000 volunteers, including the Skillman Foundation, MGM Grand and the Salvation Army. These sponsors along with the parenting organization of Youth Day, Michigan Youth Association Foundation helped fund scholarships for Metro Detroit students. There was a grand total of 125 scholarships awarded at the event's opening