Samuel T. Speros Research Paper

Steven Barone, a Nevada resident known for his alien chasing hobbies, has finally struck gold. Barone apparently caught his first UFO sighting on two HD cameras. This would be great news, unfortunately, Barone hails from Las Vegas. The City of Sin isn't exactly known for its truthful reputation, but perhaps Barone will prove that wrong. Probably unlikely.

Beginning just before my senior year I went through a series of trials that continued through most of my senior year. I wanted to do something for myself, and was encouraged to attend the National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC). I decide to go, and so in January I set off for Indianapolis. Once at the conference, I listened to music, met other catholic high schoolers, and participated in workshops. I learned a lot about my faith, and about different forms of worship. This was something that I had not previously been exposed to, as while I was a member of one of the largest parishes in Central Ohio, it is a very traditional parish that had not exposed me to much more than the basic teachings of the church, and also had not demonstrated

To illustrated further the enlightenment of sand the bible mentions sand as a symbol of long life at least the times. Sand painting or sculptures can be achieved practically by anyone. Playing in the sand at beaches most kids and some adults create their own art. An artist who took personal was Andrew Clemens born in Dubuque, Iowa one of three children. Andrew was born normal by any standards of modern medicine in the mid 1850's. By 1962 Andrew developed Encephalitis, also known as brain fever. There were many exhausting nights at the hospital concerned about Andrews condition. The boys issue had worsened to the point where other medical professions (a second opinion) were needed. Andrew's life was spared however he lost his hearing. Eventually his speech became defective, nonetheless he stayed motivated through the other siblings.

Peter was born on Febuary 12, 1790. Peter was a fur trader and an explorer. He was the son of Justice Isaac Ogden. Peter was born in Quebec Canada. He was married twice. He married two Native American women both times he's been married. He even learned how to speak their language. During his lifetime he mostley spoke in French. People voted for Peter to be the leader of Snake River County. Peter came to Utah in 1824 and stayed here for a while, but after his traveling in different states and places, he never came back to Utah. Peter was also part of the Hudson's Bay company. His parents were loyalists. They fled to Canada form New York. People caled Peter the chief trader, and he was also a mountain

Born to the late Rosa Bell Wilcox, nursed by grandparents Rosa Lee Cox and the late Emmett Cox. Jermaine was born July 16, 1972 in Miami, Florida.

In 1881 Spelman College was founded by two New England white women, Sophia B. Packard and Harriet E. Giles as the Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary. Today, this college is one of the nations’ oldest and most highly regarded colleges for women. The school was opened on April 11th in the basement of the Friendship Baptist Church with 11 students of all ages.

Lawren Harris is an iconic Canadian painter. Best known for being a member of the group of seven, his landscape paintings are still admired by millions of people today. Harris was born on the 23rd of October, 1885 in Brantford, Ontario. His parents were Thomas and Anna Harris and he was born into a wealthy family. He attended St. Andrew’s College and then went on to study art in Berlin. He married Beatrice Phillips in 1910 and they had three children together. Harris divorced Beatrice and married Bess Housser in 1934. He became friends with J.E.H MacDonald in 1911 and together they formed the Group of Seven in the early 1920’s. Harris died on the 27th of January, 1970 at the age of 84.

Robert Alton Harris was born January 15th, 1953 in North Carolina. HIs mother, Barbara Harris was only six and a half months pregnant when she had to deliver Harris due to her husband kicking her in the stomach. Harris’s father accused Barbra of having an affair with another man and thought that the child was not his. So, in a drunk fir of rage, he pushed and kicked his wife, causing her to have to deliver Harris at onlysix and a half months. Barbara felt resentment towards Harris, and in turn began abusing him just as her husband abused her. While most of the nine Harris children were abused in the household, his siblings agreed that Robert was abused the most. As a child, Harris had a speech impediment, as well as a learning disability, Harris became a target for bullying in his school. Harris would come home from being teased at school, to being abused at home by his parents. As a young adult Harris would often take his frustrations out by killing animals, mainly cats and dogs, while laughing maniacally according to his brother, Daniel Harris By the age of fourteen, Rover was sent to a federal

Samuel Willenberg, the last survivor of Treblinka, the Nazi death camp where 875,000 people were murdered including his two sisters, has died in Israel at the age of 93. Treblinka is unlike other camps where some Jews were assigned to work before being killed. Nearly all Jews brought to Treblinka were immediately gassed. Usually only young men like Willenberg, who was 20 at the time were spared from immediate death and were told to work instead.

On July 4, 1954, Sheppard’s family invited Ahern’s family for dinner. Don and Nancy Ahern and their two children joined Sheppard family for casual dinner. Ahern family is a neighbour of Sheppard’s family. After the dinner, Nancy’s two children fallen to sleep and Don dropped those kid in his house and he came back to Sheppard’s house. Meanwhile, Marilyn Sheppard drop off his child to upstair to the bed, Samuel Reese Sheppard. Sheppard’s family and Nancy’s family watched a film together. As Marilyn tried to sleep on Sam’s lap, he felt tired from working all day, so he got up and went to his couch to take a nap. Later on that night, Marilyn was beaten to death. There were 35 curved gashes on her body.

William Stafford was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, on January 17, 1914. He was an American poet and pacifist. He married Dorothy Hope Frantz in 1944; they had four children, one of them Kim Stafford is a writer for Lewis and Clark College. During the Second World War, Stafford was a conscientious objector and worked in the civilian public service camps. He died of a heart attack in Lake Oswego, Oregon on August 28, 1993, having written a poem that morning containing the lines, "'You don't have to prove anything,' my mother said. 'Just be ready for what God sends. The Stafford family gave William Stafford's papers, including the 20,000 pages of his daily writing, to the Special Collections Department at Lewis & Clark College in 2008.

Also, my step-mom helped me by driving me to mass every single Sunday that I was with her. Another conflict I faced during my journey was the schoolwork involved with my confirmation. I had a lot of extra homework to do in order to pass seventh grade religion and be confirmed. As a class, the seventh grade students of St. Cecilia School had special assignments in order to be confirmed and in order to graduate. I had to do seven days of volunteer work if I were to move on to the eighth grade and if I were to be able to be confirmed. As graduation neared I had to choose a confirmation name. I decided on Genesius. I decided that I needed to make sure that my sacrifices were worth it. I started facing temptations to sneak my phone in my confirmation meetings and watch the football games, and I very much didn’t want to do the religion homework associated with the class. I started to get behind and stopped remembering why I was getting confirmed in the first place. I had begun to think that I wasn’t ready to make such a big decision.

Frederick Cossom also known as "Fred Hollows” was born on the 9th of April 1929, Dunedin, New Zealand and later died on the 10th February 1993, Randwick, Sydney (63 years old). He was a New Zealand/Australian ophthalmologist who became famous for his work in restoring eyesight for thousands of disadvantaged people in world and then eventually creating his own foundation “The Fred Hollows Foundation.” which is still an active foundation and is still restoring sight all over the world.

In 1998 I was heavy in my children’s schooling and was an active supporter of the Parent Committee at their school. It was there I met April, she was a parent as well. April was raised Catholic, but her daughter went to a “Christian School.” April and I became friends and through this friendship she began to unguarded herself and share about her personal life and experiences. She was a single mom raising a daughter by herself. Her daughter’s father was an educator in Ypsilanti, MI school system and he offered her no support.

In my later teen years, I moved to the United Kingdom and lived with my mother’s brother and his family. My new family was not a church going family and