Samantha Cortez Garcia

This book titled Sam Houston and the American Southwest was written by Randolph B. Campbell from the University of North Texas in Denton. In any case, Sam Houston and the American Southwest is an intriguing book about a youngster who is persistent and insubordinate. Besides, the writer clarifies that the kid was lacking formal education, however he adored perusing. The book clarifies about the voyage that this character took in the wake of being burnt out on Tennessee, in which he relocated to live among Cherokee Indians. Plus, the book clarifies that when he lived with the Indians, Sam Houston learned important lessons that later ended up being helpful in his life. Subsequently, he lived among the whites and Indians for this timeframe.

Sandra Cisneros, an author who is deeply inspired by her Mexican American heritage. This inspiration is clearly shown throughout every one of her writing pieces such as “Salvador Late or Early” and “Eleven”. Both short-stories focus on adolescents with a mature mindset and adult precision, and each story does a marvelous job portraying Cisneros constant writing style. “Salvador Late or Early” is focusing on a young boy, Salvador, with heavy burdens to carry on his shoulders, which is unfortunate because he is such a young boy with an old soul. The responsibilities he has are unimaginable due to the fact they don’t pertain to his age. The short-story “Eleven” is about an eleven-year-old girl named Rachel, a forthright character who explains

On February 10, 2015, Anna Garcia, a 38 year old hispanic woman, was found dead in her foyer with a blood pool surrounding her head and vomit near her mouth. A similar blood stain was found on the corner of a nearby table that was found on the floor, turned on its side with a couple of orange juice 2.5 ft away from her spilled on the floor and a footprint found near her front door. Luckily, the footprint and the blood stain on the floor and corner of the table belonged to her. Based on what I know, Anna Garcia died from a Diabetic coma caused by many other disorders affecting her cardiovascular, nervous, urinary, and digestive system.

Sofia was sent to the Dominican Republic as a punishment for using marijuana, though she ended up getting into more trouble by spending time without a chaperone with her illegitimate cousin, Manuel.

Phyllis Gonzalez served the community of Chelsea to the very best of ability for decades, whether it meant working as the president of a local PTA, a member of both the Hudson Guild's Advisory Council and Community Board 4, or as a secretary for the Citywide Council for Presidents of the New York City Housing Authority. Mrs. Gonzalez personally oversaw the growth of Chelsea’s project housing from the ground up, always finding room for improvement on the behalf of the residents under her care. She accomplished all this despite suffering from rheumatoid arthritis and congestive heart problems.

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Confetti Girl, by Diana López, and Tortilla Sun, by Jennifer Cervantes are using different points of view to create tension in their stories. First, the author made the girls feel depressed of how their parents won’t understand their feelings. Furthermore, the parents are careless of what the girls do and want them to do things as they tell them to. Lastly, the girls’ opinions are being respected by their parents. Thus, the authors are effectively using different points of view in the story, enabling them to create tension by having the parents who do not understand their children’s feelings, not interested in what they do and wants them to just follow their orders, and not respecting their opinions.

He was one of the only characters that carried the spirit of the USA pioneers throughout the film. Sam ran away from the scout camp and went on an expedition across the island to meet Suzy. She was his love, they sent letter to each other promising to run away and meet up. This is what they did.   Sam wore a racoon skin style hat as he trekked through the bush, kayaked down rivers and met Suzy.

Getting up and moving to another city is hard, but Naomi Torres had to move to another country and learn a new language. Anyone can agree this is much harder. Naomi Torres was a young 12 year old girl when her life was flipped upside down. Her family that lived in New York at the time had to move to Puerto Rico, a beautiful island but a huge contrast of culture. The difficulty of moving from one state to another country, learning a new language, and getting to know the island are all difficulties that arose wither her move.

Rigoberto Garcia is an actor from New York City, training at Stella Adler Studio of Acting and The William Esper Studio; honing his craft using the Stella Adler technique and Meisner Technique respectively. Rigoberto Garcia has worked with Greta Gerwig and Kieran Culkin in Director Todd Solondz upcoming feature film WIENER-DOG (2016). He co-starred on NBC's "The Mysteries of Laura", working with Debra Messing twice! He also co-starred in "The Jim Gaffigan Show"; chosen for the role by Jim Gaffigan after watching Rigoberto Garcia's amazing audition tape. He is a proud member of SAG-AFTRA.

Alexis Ojeda-Brown is a Junior English and American History double major from PG county. Her dream is to own a Publishing company dedicated to publishing works written by POC in order to bring more diversity to the Children’s/Young Adult literature world. She loves writing fiction, watching anime, and playing PokemonGO.

School was a struggle--now talk about that--Samantha was not very good at school she got held back in second grade.The reason she got held back in second grade is because she could not read very well.She didn’t like school either

I am writing to recommend Angelica Mejia for CTE classes at CCI. As Angelica’s high school diploma teacher, I have had the pleasure to have Angelica in my class this year. While enrolling with only a few needed credits to graduate, it was her commitment and willingness to take personal responsibility for her future that initially struck me as one of Angelica’s strengths.

It was a warm summer day in Salt Lake City, Utah where a little girl named Mona Johnson just 13 years old, was sitting in her last class before she went home. It was the class she had hated the most, writing class. Ever since she was a little girl writing stories were always the worst part of her day. Coming up with ideas were always so hard for her. She just didn't have as many ideas as everyone else. So she had always thought that it was torture but she never knew how bad it could be until the day when her worst nightmare came true. Which was today…

It took Sam a while to get there because a full-on food war had started, a bad day to serve mashed potatoes she thought. May greeted Sam and brought up her student profile on her computer. May’s faced turned to one of pity. Sam’s account had a financial bar on it. She couldn’t register for classes until she submitted her financial aid forms. Sam was in disbelief. May gave Sam directions to the gym, where she could find the financial aid office. She simply had to cross the plaza, walk down the sidewalk, greet the school mascot that was at the end of the street and the orange building to her left would be the gym.