Julia Silverman Research Paper

From Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Valparaiso, Indiana all the way to Dunedin, New Zealand Back to the United States to Tucson, Arizona where she stayed just for a few months. Then off she went back to the Midwest to Hugo, Minnesota to be closer to her family and now finally settled in Denver, Colorado with her husband Jeff and daughter Freya because of an outstanding job offer that was just too hard to resist. Never has Annika Pittman been one not to take risks. “Regret is meaningless. I don’t like to dwell on what I could change because I can’t.” Being a teacher of ten years, a wife, a mom, a friend, a daughter, and a sister she has made outstanding accomplishments. Knowing she wanted to be a teacher since kindergarten she had her whole life to strive for

Men being superior to women is an idea held by men. Women, however, beg to differ. One women who spoke out against the idea of superiority of men was a women named Charlotte Perkins Gilman.

“The battle you are going through is not fueled by the words or actions of others; it is fueled by the mind that gives it importance” – Shannon L. Alder. The novel, Hoops by Walter Dean Myers, follows the life of Lonnie Jackson, a high school student from Harlem who has an unusually impressive talent for playing basketball. Lonnie’s goal in life is more than just being one of the best players to ever hit the court; for Lonnie wishes to create a new life for himself– one that is free from the struggles of Harlem streets. This goal along with his environment bring constant conflicts in Lonnie’s journey, which gradually develops his character from self-centered to compassionate. Lonnie’s professional relationship with Cal Jones as well as his bond with Paul and Mary-Ann guide him on how to both become a respected player and how to grow up into a noble man.

Michael Jordan had a passion for Basketball. It was not something he did to fill up his spare time; it was a goal that he knew would be his channel to influence the world. When we follow our passion, we would paint the world in very bright colors. It is important to know that our passion is our DNA, which would be the channel through which we make a mark in our world. Michael Jordan’s passion still speaks because he has influenced many generations of young people in the game of Basketball.

Pauline Cushman was born. Jon June 10, 1833 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Her mother was a frenchwoman and a spanish merchant. Pauline and her younger brother, William, grew up in Grand Rapids michigan. Her parents moved there to set up trading post with Native Americans. Later in her life she became a spy. In 1868 she lost her only child to illness.

Julia Nackers and her team of eleven dogs will be forever remembered. Julia grew up in a small town near Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin called Sherwood. She was the second of five kids and her family owned many animals. They had rabbits, chickens, cats, and more, but never a dog. When Julia turned eighteen, she bought herself her first Siberian Husky and named the pup Maya. Julia never would have guessed that her Maya would one day become the most widely known lead dog in all of history.

From an early age Jordan Rudd, now a high school senior at Brownsville Veteran’s Memorial High School, demonstrated the athletic talent and the necessary dedication to excel. Jordan’s father, Brownsville CBP Officer Michael Rudd, was able to recognize that raw talent and competitiveness which is unusual for a six year old. Officer Rudd worked with his daughter molding her and providing her with the skills and technique she would need to make it on the basketball court. When Jordan got to high school, she already had a reputation as a sports prodigy, but what made her stand out was her commitment to the team and her good sportsmanship.

Pauline Cushman (Born Harriet Wood) (June 10, 1833 – December 2, 1893), was an American actress and a spy for the Union Army during the American Civil War.

The 1860's-1890's was one of the most corrupted timelines throughout history. Women during that era can be easily compared to slaves and were controlled by the male gender. (Smith). "The yellow paper," was used as a tool for the author charlotte Gilman to express her experience as a female of the 1860's-1890's. She reflects on the oppression and struggles of women seeking freedom through the use of imagery, constant use of self-questioning and symbolism.

Margaret Bouman, known as Margaret Holliman at the time, has given birth to three girls. Their maiden names, in chronological order, are Tracy, Lana, and Darla Holliman. My grandparents always intended on having children, and talked about it even before getting married. 5 months into their marriage, my grandparents decided to plan their first born daughter, my aunt, Tracy. Their following two children, however, were not planned as smoothly as the first. My grandparents planned on having more kids in the future, but the sudden surprise of another baby after my aunt Tracy came as a little shock to them.

Back in the day, culinary was small, but it wasn’t as big as it is as today. There wasn’t that many female chefs but mostly male chefs. Such as there wasn’t any big or popular chefs out there like it is today. Till one day the first t.v chef happens to be a female and her name is Julia Child. Julia Child was born in 1912 but died in 2004 cause of kidney failure. She is known for her success in the food industry, for example being a selling author with so many cookbooks, being in a magazine cover, having her own cooking show and winning awards. Julia Child changed the history of the food industry and influencing the people that look up to her being who she is in this century.

Are you planning a family reunion? Are you planning a dinner with coworkers? Consider Julia’s Banquet Hall when you are looking for event and catering services. Julia’s offers low cost and stress free service for all of your catering needs. Julia’s is located on Main Street and seats up to 200 guests. Julia’s also gives customers the option of on-site catering. Julia’s Banquet Hall offers a variety of meals, great customer service, and memories that will last a lifetime. Julia’s Banquet Hall offers our guests the ultimate catering experience.

Taylor Johnson, a student here at Chino Hills High School, is an exceptional player in both track and volleyball. Although she has participated in track for eleven years, Taylor has just recently started playing volleyball as well. For the past three years, Taylor has played as a middle blocker for both high school volleyball and for the Mavericks Club Team in Corona. She practices for two hours three times a week and when she’s not spending time hitting and blocking volleyballs; she sits down to read a nice book. Although Taylor does not want to play volleyball professionally, she still plans to play at Cal Lutheran University, where she will be attending school in the fall. Although volleyball and track take up most of her time during the

My adult life, and my philosophy on life was shaped on a basketball court, and by my father. He was the coach of my AAU girl’s basketball team, and he instilled in us a philosophy of hard work. We were no normal girl’s basketball team, and My father’s coaching philosophy rein on a team of twelve as we waited our turn to take the court. Anticipation greeted determination in rhythmic thuds in the background. The pace of the rhythm ever so often broken by a screech of rubber to maple. Hard work brought us to this last scrimmage against the opposing team. As an AAU team, our practices in Pennsylvania were purposely constructed against stronger and more developed players. As women, we trained against male players with a men’s ball. We brought agility whereas they brought strength. My father, “coach Ed”, designated weekend scrimmages against the best AAU teams in our county. The practices resulted in gaining stride as we vectored against a multitude of opponents. It was these practices that brought us to that courtside moment, seven hundred and ninety-three miles from Pennsylvania, where we were anticipated medaling in the State Games of America. Two hours and twenty minutes later, each of us twelve doe- eyed girls announced victory with a freshly polished tin and copper medal fitted into the palm of our hands. My father’s philosophy was simple, “In order to become successful, we must align ourselves with success”. His philosophy and this experience coached me through various

My brother is the captain of our schools basketball team, a fearless leader who leads his comrades onto the court. Watching him play basketball is like watching a ballroom competition beautiful, elegant and dramatic at the same time. Every other day he would invite me to train with him, we would wake up at four in the morning and practice, practice, practice until I pass out of course. I asked my brother why he was so passionate about basketball and he replied “ because I’am good at it and I have teammates that rely on me to be good so we can win of course”.