Kathleen Mcintire Research Paper

Reba Nell McEntire is a legendary country singer. She grew up in the small town of McAlester, Oklahoma, and is now a star in Nashville, Tennessee. She is still going strong at the age of sixty. Reba was born on March 28, 1955. Her profession is being a country singer and an actor. She is married and has one child.

Kathleen Kennedy Lucas film president and film producer. Kennedy born on June. 5, 1953 has made a lot of accomplishment in her life. Some examples have been involved with more than 60 films, such as E.T. and many Star Wars movies. She has also been nominated for 8 Oscars. Kathleen uses project management skills in her everyday life, such as scheduling, and time management. I possess some skills that Kathleen Kennedy needs in her everyday life and I need and want to acquire some of her skills.

Kathleen O'Day Wynne was born on May 21st 1953 in Toronto, Ontario. She is the 25th Premier of Ontario and also the first female. Wynne is a mother to three children: Chris, Jessie, and Maggie. Wynne was first elected into the Ontario Legislature in 2003 as a Member of Parliament. In 2013 she became the leader of the Liberal Party of Ontario and was re-elected with a majority government in 2014. During high school Kathleen and her friends stood up to their schools superiors. Together, her and her friends challenged a rule stating that girls are unable to wear pants to school. Wynne’s track coach suggested she go to a leadership camp and this is where Kathleen realized her potential to be a leader. In 1977 Wynne graduated from Queen’s

Together with the reverend Julian Tenison Woods, they founded the sisters of saint Joseph of the sacred heart, a group of religious sisters with the spirit of Mary MacKillop that built and established a a number of schools and welfare institutions throughout Australia. Mary MacKillop & Father woods built the first ever free catholic school in south Australia and from there, the sisters, in small groups expanded through rural Australia setting up schools for poor and uneducated children.

Tina McFarell lives in a town called has been sitting through her World History class learning about different disasters and terrorism acts such as the holocaust, 9/11, and World War one and two and how they have affected the way of living today in the United States.. Tina then raised her hand and asked the question “if time travel did in fact exists, would it be good to go back and change what happened, or see what will happen in the future because of these disastrous events?”. Tina then got the basic teacher response being “Umm maybe you should look into that more” which helped her none and did not even answer her question. So then Tina just said “okay’ and began to think about this how going back in time could possibly save many lives and

When a child receives an emotional wound, it often creates an ‘infection’ that they must spend their lives overcoming and growing beyond. Mary Karr lived through a very difficult childhood and adolescence, and her reaction to it and attempts to escape from the pain caused a self-perpetuating cycle of pain and addiction in her life. Eventually, she realized that her dependency on alcohol was hurting her son and causing her to act like her mother, so she, reluctantly, turned to others and eventually the Lord for help. She learned to pray and submit instead of depend on herself and it radically changed her life. She never would have expected it when she was young, but over time praying became as necessary to her as breathing.

Michelle Lynn Dockery is my Mom and she was born January 26, 1979 in Elwood. She grew up living in Tipton, Indiana. She has 4 sisters Angie, Carolyn, Amber and Katie. She use to take pictures with my Dad (Brian) for Dock’s Photography, she loved doing Zumba, had a consignment store called Mom of the 3 princesses and, she was Superstar Scentsy Consultant for Scentsy. On August 1st, 1998 she married to Dad (Brian). She has three daughters names Mackenzie (Me), Samantha, and Emmalee. In High School she played the flute, and we still have her flute. On July 31, 2015 Michelle Lynn Dockery was diagnosed with Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma Cancer. She went though a lot of treatments and appointments. On the day she was diagnosed with the cancer, she passed

Captain America once said, “ When the [...] whole world [or disease in this case] tells you to move, your job is to plant yourself like a tree beside the river of truth and tell the whole world, ‘No you move.’(Ninja1)” Kathleen Baker has had to struggle to reach her goals and dreams. While doing so, she accomplished something only few can accomplish. Kathleen Baker has achieved many things, struggled with a deadly disease, and still made it to the Olympics.

Margaret Lucas, later known as Margaret Cavendish, was born around 1623 near Colchester, Essex. Margaret came from a large aristocratic family, she was the youngest of eight and was crowded with four sisters and three brothers. She was raised by her mother, Elizabeth Lucas, after her father, Thomas Lucas, died when she was two. Margaret, like many girls from her time period, did not attend school, though she did have access to private scholarly libraries and was tutored by her siblings. Her brothers would help her learn of philosophy and science by having discussions with her. She was extremely enthusiastic of learning and would spend her free time writing, or “scribbling” as she called it. Mostly all information known of her childhood was found in her autobiography, A True Relation of my Birthe and Breeding from 1656.

Kathleen Sebelius was born into a very politically active family. By the age of five her father had become the governor of Ohio, having previously held office in City Council and Congress (Documentary). Sebelius was raised in an atmosphere where she thought putting up yard signs in the fall was the typical family outing. She recalls that it was sometimes difficult to know going out in public meant sharing her father, waiting while he shook the hands of his constituents. However, her mother reminded the family that “other people needed him as much as they did” (Documentary).

The costume designer I chose is Colleen Atwood. While she hasn’t designed for the stage, Colleen Atwood’s career spans 53 films in the last three decades. Alongside that, she’s been nominated for 11 Oscars, and out of those nominations, she’s won 3. Considering the fact that, according to Caroline Ryder (Citizens of Humanity), she set out to be a painter and an art teacher when she was a teenager, that’s quite a feat. Atwood attended Cornish College in Seattle, Washington to study painting. While attending Cornish College, she gained experience in the fashion industry by working in an Yves Saint Laurent boutique in the northwest chain store, Frederick & Nelson. She didn’t graduate from Cornish, but did move to New York City, where she studied at New York University.

Olivia Mclain, born and raised on Shetland also called Shetland Island, an Island that lies northeast of the island of Great Britain and forms part of Scotland, United Kingdom, making it hard to tell the specifics of where the girl was from. However, since Olivia was born after the proclaim union of Scotland and the Uk there were no problems. Except for that Olivia was not 'normal' according to the land of the people, with that being said.

Poverty; the state or condition of having little to no money, goods, or means of support. This is what the McCourt family suffers from due to the fact of no income. At the beginning of the book Malachy McCourt Sr. did not have a job and the family did not have any income, which then Angela had to go and ask the Italian man if she can get food and pay for it later. Malachy Sr. would have little odds and end jobs but he would drink away his earnings (pg. 11-22). He loved the bottle along with the other men he worked with and knew. But he then ended up getting a job (pg.23) Angela McCourt was very happy. She was so happy she would sing and that led the children to be happy too. She was then able to pay back the Italian man and things were great.

Linda McCall lives in Montgomery, Alabama. I am a homemaker since 1998. I resigned as a Medical Lab Technician in 1998 at the request of the Lord, because He had another plan for me to do. I serve as associate pastor/youth pastor at Hickory Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Ramer, Alabama and the founder through Christ of Women at the Well Ministry and Vice-President and Co-CEO of Feeding the Multitude Ministry.

This year Avila had the pleasure of being a part in fighting poverty. Interestingly enough it wasn’t a traditional way of donations. Companies such as FINCA and KIVA have found a new way of giving to those in need. They decided to give out loans to people across the world, who suffer financially. As a part of our first year project this year’s freshmen were able to be a part in giving out these loans to both individuals and families in need. This money came from us selling t-shirts and various donations