Lucy Kohrt Biography

Lucille always worked hard in school got a scholarship. Worked in a hospital for both her intern year and residency years at the children's hospital in Montréal. She wasn't accepted in any U.S. schools because she was a woman so she just applied in France where she was accepted. While working as an intern, she meet Piero, who was also an intern there he asked if she would help him in Uganda and did go with him where she help alot half of them were under the age of six, she the contracted HIV/AIDS when something pierced her through her glove while operating she later died. Despite 20 years of civil war they built a modern 500 bed hospital. The hospital that they built continues to grow and is one of the largest medical centers in Uganda also became a research center and treatment for AIDS. Teasdale and Corti left a fitting

In 1947, Rosalind moved to France. These years were the happiest of her life. She traveled Europe extensively and had fun with friends. While she was in the prime of her life and could have been married with a family, she chose not to. Rosalind loved children and would not have someone else raise them. This commitment was not enough to make her give up her true love - science.

She went to stay with her grandparents for a year when she was 4 because her mom had to travel far away with the Army, while she was

After days of being out at sea a storm started up. Lightning struck the boat, but everyone was okay. It had seemed like a long night, while the boat shook back and forth from the storm. Ben tried to fall asleep for hours and finally was able to.

She hung out with friends, went to games, and went to the library. When she hung out with friends they would go roller skating or even go to the movies. They went to the movies at least once a week. She said that the movies prices ranged for ¢.10 to ¢.25 depending on what mood the ticket salesman was in. When they would go to high school games they had an activities pass that allowed them to go to all the games for free. When she went to the library she was only allowed to check out one book at a time. In the summer, she spent a lot of time running back in forth between her house and the library. In the winter, Doris remembers going sledding. Doris did not have to work while she was growing up, but she did babysit. She said that she bought pantyhoes with her money she

He took care of her in when he got older, moving her to Hollywood after her husband’s death. She later passed away in 1962. A mother’s love remains everlasting and influential in her son’s life, like

She then started schooling at St. Joseph’s Catholic Elementary school at age five. She was an excellent student and even skipped kindergarten. Her best friend all through schooling was Kathy McCormick. Kathy, Kathy’s sister Laura, Kacey and Diane were inseparable. They collected little glass toys called Miniatures, read and traded Nancy Drew books, had snowball fights and played with Tammy Dolls. When Diane grew up, she was sent outside to play outside in the morning, came inside for lunch then did not return back inside until the streetlights were on.

The humidity and stench were overwhelming, but I kept thinking and reminding the children that it was going to be all worth it. I had only seen a few familiar faces, but most of them I had never seen before in my life. Before the first night ended, Maribel and the children had made a few friends on the ship. It was a good way to make the voyage go by faster, for when they were at play everything seemed to go faster.

Lucy Moore born in 1970 is an historian and writer. Went to school in the states, but went to a university in Britain to study history, she now lives in London. In anything goes A Biography of the Roaring Twenties by Lucy Moore. It starts off talking about the prohibition and other thing that happened in Chicago around that time. She writes about how AL Capone (Scarface), and how he did not like putting his family in the public eye, and how he lived his life. Including, the drugs and alcohol. The birth of jazz music, Luis Armstrong. how the Flappers made this new era, the cosmetics/ makeup industry was no longer a luxury it was a need, beauty salons went from only 750 to 3,000 in New York (76), and how women were getting jobs as “librarians,

Her childhood was different then most children’s childhood because most kids childhood's don’t involve war going on. On page 353 it says, “ Today

I was born Lucille Desiree Ball to a middle class family on August 6th, 1911, in Upstate, Jamestown, New York. My family seemed to have nothing but bad luck, we could barely afford school pencils, and my father died when I was just four years old. My mother was traveling often to support her children, Fred and me. During her travels, I raised my younger brother, and learned how to take charge at an early age. At fifteen, I persuaded my mother to sign me up in a drama class in New York City. Though I felt that I liked it, my acting coach informed my mother that the class was a waste of her money, and I would never become an actor. Later in the year of 1927, my family, including my grandfather threw a party for my brother Fred, and my Grandfather

Kids back then were pretty laid back, but full of so many adventures as well. When I was 11 in years old in 2011 I remember spending most of my life outdoors, playing hide and seek, bike riding, going to the park, walking through woods to discover new places with my cousins and neighbors or just doing crazy dumb things but they were always worth it because now once I think back they were mini adventures and great stories to tell. There was nothing better than being outdoors and enjoying the fresh air and freedom. Wherever you turned kids were always there despite the weather. During the summer they'd be scattered everywhere while in the fall, they’ll be jumping in the leaves. Then in the winter, making a snowman and angels. Later coming home to just simply watching the best shows on nickelodeon like Victorious, Shake it Up, Wizards Of a Waverly Place ext. The shows back then were the bomb! Nothing could ever compare to them. But that's all it was to the

They got to the hotel and immediately noticed how nice it was. They got into their room and started changing for the submarine adventure.A taxi came to pick them up and drop them off quickly since they were running a little late. Luckily they made it just in time. The captain said “we were about to leave you guys”. So they submerged underneath the caribbean

In the morning they woke up ate breakfast and put all of their stuff in the car. After, they were done eating the started driving to go on their private jet. When, they got to the jet they put all of their stuff inside. Next, they started heading to go see Magic in Crystal Cliff.

In her teenage years in the 1950’s, her mother and father never emphasized the importance of her schoolwork. They were still very strict religiously, but believed that the woman should raise children in the house [[relate to watching tv and seeing a commercial for her period and saying that’s inappropriate on tv]]