Research Paper On Pasquale Rotella

I chose Donatello because he sounded interesting. He was well known because he was an artist and sculptor. His real name is Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi. He sculpted a figure of St. Mark in 1411 through 1413. 1407 he went to Rome to study some classical art.

Robert Desmarais is no ordinary caretaker, living as he does in a ghost town 8200 feet above sea level. He is also an historian, story teller, geologist, chemist and licensed blaster. He speaks of the people who inhabited this place as if he’d known them all personally, which due to the eerie nature of this town, he might well have. Robert is in the process of putting together a book on the history of the town. Hopefully it will be available before long, as just the few stories he told us made me want to learn more.

Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo- Octaviano Larrazolo was the first Hispanic American to ever hold office in the Senate. He built his career around the defense of Hispanic American civil rights, although he made many enemies in both parties in is efforts he was considered “the great champion of the Spanish American people.” He was always unshifting in his concern for their welfare.

You have probably learned about Christopher Columbus and how he discovered North America, but do you know about Hernándo Cortés? Hernán Cortés was a famous conquistador who caused the fall of the Aztec Empire. Hernándo, was an amazing conquistador, had a hard early life, and is very important to our world today. Hernán brought large portions of Mexico under the King of Castile. He started many cocoa bean plantations. He had a rough early life and his parents wanted him to be a lawyer, but he went his own way. He was very wealthy and successful. Without him many things would have been different.

I fell in love with Ruidoso, New Mexico, the first time I saw it and kept going back for different reasons. Either for shows, shopping, or to go visit newly made friends. Ruidoso is a quiet mountain/tourism community that has attracted many people from all walks of life and of course boast of some famous people such as Geronimo and of course Billy the Kid. Paul Dowlin and his brother Will had started this little community and one of their buildings still stands today. Others followed their path to make a life for themselves and with automobiles being built a road was constructed for the people to get to Ruidoso other than horse and cart.

Gasparilla is a festival that is held every January 28th in downtown Tampa. It is a pirate themed parade. There are many different exciting things there like live music, kid- friendly festivities, bead throwing and much more. The name "Gasparilla" comes from Jose Gaspar. He was a pirate who terrorized the coast of west Florida during the 18th and 19th century. He liked to call himself “Gasparilla”, which is why it's called that. He lived a life of robbing merchant ships off the gulf coast until 1821. His story quickly traveled throughout all of Tampa. In 1904 city officials decided to celebrate the victory of overcoming evil. Pirate invasions nowadays is very different from back then. The pirate krewe takes over the city with the celebration

Fiorello La Guardia was born in New York City in 1882. He spent much of his childhood in Arizona. Fiorello’s parents were Italian-American and his mother was Jewish while his father was Catholic. His parents emigrated from Trieste to the United States in 1880. LaGuardia passed up a promotion and left the consular service. He returned to NYC, where he worked as an interpreter at Ellis Island. After getting a law degree at New York University in 1910, he began to take immigration cases.

The person I’m interviewing is Priscila De La Rocha. She’s seventeen years old and was born on January 9, 1998. She’s from the Valley. Ever since she was small she would move a lot like for an example Los Angeles, San Fernando, Panorama and so more. Her eye color is light brown and her favorite color is red that’s why her hair is red because it’s her favorite color. She’s outgoing, likes to party alot, really honest, and loud.

Theia Resalta or also known as Alkie, is first born of the Resalta twins. After a few months of Marcelino's death. On bright sunny day, a seven year old Alkie and his younger twin Alky are playing with Krow and Lassie, running around the backyard while laughing. Alkie got excited then run to the road Lassie followed him, Alkie being clumsy one as always, got himself trip in the middle of the road. He stands up and starts crying loud. Lassie shakes his head and run towards his little brother but froze all of the sudden as soon as he saw a car

I should acquire the San Pellegrino instead of Ollie because of multiple vindications and reasons. First off, I have a suspicion that Ollie peculated the drink twice yesterday. He already possesses a reputation for stealing belongings from others. Second, Ollie always sits on his fat ass playing Roblox and lounging around every day. If anything, I am involved in more physical activity and therefore deserve the drink more than he does. Lastly, Ollie is a growing boy who already eats plenty of processed sugar every day, and giving him the San Pellegrino will only aggravate his

His success in school and educational attainment was aided by his parents support, mentor and teachers help, and his self-driven personality. I believe that his ability to learn English so quickly was the prerequisite that allowed him to do well in school (Feliciano Lec. 2/24/16). Matt’s father continued to pull him and his brothers out from school early before the year ended until one day “the lead person of the farmworkers told [him] that he had to leave [them] in school” but by then he was already a sophomore in high school. Contrary to Lopez’s (2003) argument in her article that young men tend to be disengaged from their studies and appeal to the masculine association of their culture, Matt stayed focused in school and always stayed on top of his homework. I think that the reason he was able to stay focused in school and have a relationship with his teachers was because his dad would not let them dress up or hangout with cholos. Students of Mexican descent who define themselves as Chicano or Cholo tend to have lower educational attainment (Feliciano Lec. 1/25/16).

Famous Spanish artist, Pablo Picasso, once said, “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.” Schools all around the United States are closing their arts programs including music, art, and theatre, because of budget cuts. More than 25% of public high schools have closed done away with their arts programs. Blogger Katrina Soliman stated in her blog about the lack of creative opportunities in school, “Children have a knack for originality” and “Schools advise students to be creative but do not give time to do so.” The arts, however, are very important to children while they learn to grow and there have been hundreds of studies showing why they’re important. They improve test scores, give students creative ideas after high school and there are also other nonacademic uses.

Francisco Pizarro went to Peru and sailed for them he crossed the Atlantic Ocean and headed towards South America. In South America there was a tribe called the Inca’s. Pizarro had seen them and thought they were savages and killed them. They killed every single Inca with no misery. Pizarro had not given up and had he executed the rest of the Inca. Pizarro had enslaved the rest so he could auction them off to other countries. Another thing is that PIzarro had never thought about trying to just talk to them he just went and killed the Inca.

Initial Preview: Throughout this speech you will learn about the birth and development of the modern music festival, how they have transformed, and why they have.

Music has played a vital role in human culture and evidence based on archaeological sites can date it back to prehistoric times. It can be traced through almost all civilizations in one form or another. As time has progressed so has the music and the influences it has on people. Music is an important part of popular culture throughout the world, but it is especially popular in the United States. The music industry here is, and has been, a multi-million dollar business that continues to play an important role in American popular culture. This is also a art form and business that is forever changing as the times and more importantly, technology changes. Technology has changed the way music is made as well as how it is produced,