Loloe Goss Accomplishments

I grew up in Mishawaka, Indiana, surrounded by a large, loving family. My family gathers together each week to attend church and share a meal. I love to sing and grew up singing at my local church. Singing has allowed me many great opportunities to pursue something I love and impact people in new and different ways. Furthermore, singing highlights my ambition and exhibits my attention to detail, problem solving skills and the ability to continue to adapt to learning in new ways. Having never learned to read music or received any formal musical training, I am able to predict the flow of a song I have never heard and create harmony. Relying on the gift of a “good ear,” coupled with determination, I am able to learn a song quickly after hearing it only a few

Samuel Gompers was born on January 27, 1850 in East London. Gompers was sent to a free jewish school at the age of six. The education was short lived when he started work rolling cigars at ten years old. In 1863 he and his family moved to a poor area in new york city, where Gompers took up cigar making once more.

When I wrote this book, Amy was at her prime. Having succeeded musically in both Britain and the US, she was living the life her childhood dreamt of, minus the troubles of her turbulent life. As a child she was troublesome to say the least. She dreamt of performing live, and it

“There’s always something in the game you wish you would have done different. That’s why players improve, because they learn from what they did before. They might have been guessing before, but now they know.” – Gordie Howe. Gordie Howe didn’t have the best child hood but hockey for sure made up for the rough times. Since Gordie Howe’s retirement kids and former NHL players want to be the best they can be even though it’s hard.

Berry Gordy is a man of significant influence, past and present. Gordy was a man of many talents. Songwriter, producer and business figure, innovator, entrepreneur. Whilst many names come to mind there are some key factors of the entertainment era to be discussed. While the social and cultural impacts through the 1950s - 1960s were limited to a split culture divide Gordy still took on new challenges to break the barriers within the socio economic world. While forging his way through failure and victories his management of an industry at large remained to both powerful and nurturing. Following the social normality at the time it was soon going to be an era of significance. The stereotype was slowing fading and soulful African American music was becoming a global trend for every culture not blinded by colour any longer.

Motown records was a record label created in 1959 by Berry Gordy. The record label was created in Detroit, Michigan. Berry Gordy got a loan of $800 from his family to start the record label. Within a few years motown was the biggest selling record company. Berry Gordy ended up selling the record label for over 60 million dollars. Motown was modeled on a automobile assembly line that Berry had worked in his earlier life. Motown was known for having it’s own sound, the “motown sound.” This sound came from three main sources. First, The Funk Brothers, and the Motown house band. The record label was and is still known as a cultural icon. Motown records had its first national hit called “Money(that's what I want.)”

I know that Ramses is the best because he won many wars and built many statues. Ramses was born in 1303 BC and died in 1279 BC. His father was Seti 1 and his mother was Tuya he also had one 1 brother. He was born in Ancient Egypt he was named after his grandfather Ramses 1. His brother was the prince and was next in line to become the Pharaoh but when Ramses brother died he was next in line. At fifteen he got married to Nefertari and Isetnofret, at the age 22 he started leading battles. When Ramses was 25 his father died and he became the new Pharaoh of Egypt of the 19 dynasty. He had 7 wives 48 and 50 sons, and 40 to 53 daughters! This was a lot a children back then. Then as life goes on for him every one loved him for winning all the wars,

Brea Heneveld is a freshman at Grace Bible College studying elementary education with a focus in mathematics and reading. She grew up in the small farming town of Hamilton, Michigan. Before heading to Grace, Brea attended Hamilton High School where she graduated the top 25 out of 200 students. While in high school she played basketball her freshman and sophomore year, was in choir all four years, eventually making into Hamilton’s top choir her junior year, and performed in two productions her senior year. She currently is employed at Cracker Barrel in Grandville and also The Good Earth Café in Holland. Music is a big part of her life and has been singing in front of groups ever since she can remember. She surrounded herself with friends who

Over the course of my life, I have had many opportunities to overcome and learn from various obstacles. I have learned how to not only identify problems, but encounter the solutions. This greatly benefited me during my time serving as a zone leader in the Cuernavaca Mexico mission. Because of this experience, I am confident speaking in public and teaching large groups of my peers. I am organized and have a grand testimony of the power of planning daily and weekly. Before my time in the mission, I dedicated much to the arts of singing and acting. I have worked hard to develop a talent, and through that talent, I have had the privelege of performing in eleven stage shows, musicals, and benefit concerts, as well as traveling with a jazz acapella

Amongst all of the colleges that I have been looking into, when it comes to the solving the puzzle that is college applications, Molloy is a perfect fit. Reasonably priced tuition-wise, especially for a private college, and located near enough to my own home so I never have to worry about my family missing me--when it comes down to choosing a campus to spend the next few years living and expanding my knowledge within, Molloy is at the top of my list. Nevertheless, its welcoming campus and affordable living is not the only thing that draws me towards your college; in fact, the main reason why I am so intrigued is because of your state renowned medical majors and programs.

My name is Jennifer Romo i am 14 years old and i am currently enrolled in Yucca Valley High School. When i graduate high school i’ve always had the dream of becoming a singer because that is what i enjoy doing. I come from a family of six, me being the youngest of five boys and the only girl. I am currently concerned about the issues of The Attack on the Endangered Species.

I had not heard of the one about Your talent is God's gift to you. What you do with it is your gift back to God”. I have told my children that God has given each one a talent. My daughter sings and that is a special talent. She went to Tridact (a school with the district that one must be invited, audition, and if accepted, can attend a three week, non-stop, 8 hour a day, with no absences allowed, even if your mother, me, is having

This was me at twenty one years old. An aspiring music producer with my own music studio, yet sitting in a therapy session. My problem was, that although I’d decided to double up as a music producer and artist, except, I couldn’t sing. My voice wasn’t bad, just not world-wide global sales of music type amazing and that was my aim. At an ambitious age, I was doing well. I was a deputy manager where my company gave me rent free accommodation opposite Wembley Arena, I had my own car, I had a decent salary, I’d recently met a guy who I started seeing, yet I couldn’t sing. Taking private and group singing lessons, alongside the sound engineering courses, my aspirations were frustrated and I wasn’t going to let it go.

My failure was engendered by being conceited. Every day I regret it more and more. The year before, my freshman year, I had made the All-State Choir. Accomplishing that as a freshman has been the greatest achievement I have ever had. However, the next year I didn’t practice like I did the year before. I slacked off on my competition music, my solo, and my sight-reading. Life as I knew it changed after that competition. The world came crashing down on me, suffocating from the fluffy dream I was living in. Confidence failed me for the rest of that year; I no longer believed that I was the amazing singer I thought I was. However, the lack of confidence boosted my urge to practice more; to prove that it was only a flaw of not making the choir. As it turns out, failing to make the choir was a salient part in making me who I am today.

Before I start to tell you about my singing journey, I feel as if I should explain why I started to sing in the first place. It all began when I was four years old, my older sister Kassidy would always, and I mean always, be listening to music in her room and singing. As we grew up she learned how to play the guitar and how to write songs. She inspired me to sing and I couldn’t thank her enough for it. When my sister was 12 years old she started to get involved in this program named School of Rock. When she would sing on that stage I constantly wished that I was her. I could not wait until I was in the 7th grade so that I could be a part of it as well.