Sioux Falls Case Study

To begin, being a member of the Sauk Rapids Dance Team has taught me numerous life skills which also includes working as a team to reach a common goal. I will take this skill with me to the University of Wisconsin-River Falls to accomplish whatever tasks needed with a group. I also will influence others with this particular skill and hopefully reach out to fellow classmates, working together towards whatever goal is set. Dance has let me show my artistic and creative side for the past 16 years. I now see life through a new light and look at the simpler sides of what life has to offer. I believe I am optimistic and have the ability to find the good in any situation.

My passion for dance transitioned into high school and college. My role as a cheerleader in high school aided in the maintenance of my physical and mental well-being. I feel most empowered when I am performing on stage, and when I am

I danced at Tina’s Dance Studio in Eldridge, Iowa for 12 consecutive years before I graduated high school. There I studied in ballet, pointe, contemporary, modern, lyrical, tap, jazz, hip-hop, musical theater, gymnastics and clogging. I was also a part of the competition team for eight years. We not only did local competitions and conventions, but we traveled and went to nationals in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York City. I also danced in shows in Disney World and on a Carnival Cruise Ship. In high school, I was on the varsity Dance Team winning three state titles in pom and lyrical eventually traveling to Nationals. A few summers ago, I trained with Hubbard Street Dance in Chicago with their summer intensive focusing on modern, contemporary and ballet. During my senior year of high school and this past summer I taught classes in jazz, tap and contemporary for students 8-16 years old. I also self-choreographed three competition solos. Here, at Ohio University, I am a member of the dance team doing dances at football and basketball games.

Dance is one of the major things that defines my identity and it is an interest that had become so meaningful, that without it my application would be incomplete. This has been able to shape me throughout the years, from discipline and maturity all the way yo leadership and teamwork. I find dance as an art work, that it is easy to make mistakes and fall, you just have to learn from those mistakes and get up twice as strong as from where you started. Dance is to look above and beyond and just let everything fall into place without hesitation.

Another one of my passions is dance. Since the age of three I have been dancing. Whether it is on stage, at a competition, or just in front of my family, I found a love for this art. Around the age of thirteen I began student teaching; because of this, I found a liking for helping people become more confident in themselves and their dance technique. Not only did I learn to dance, but I also built confidence, learned great stage presence and to have respect for everyone. These are all lessons that will remain with me for life.

I didn't always live in California. Before California I lived in Denver, Colorado. Before Denver I lived in Aurora, Colorado. When we moved to california we had a family of five. We moved to California, when I was six, Then we lived at my grandma’s house in Riverside for a year. We found a place on Ferree Street and that became our home.

I’ve been in dance for about eleven years, since I was three. Since then, I’ve spent multiple days a week all year, every season, no matter what’s happening. I’ve sacrificed a lot for the good of my company, and not been able to run at cross country meets, missed soccer and band camps as a kid, and done countless other things. These two things show my loyalty to everything I do, and my willingness to do what I’m supposed

Billings Montana June 22, 2016--//mna press//-- Billings former Tattoo shop parlor at 1940 Grand Ave in Billings. According to the Billings Fire Department the building was vacant.

As far back as I can remember I've always gone to professional dance performances and taken a variety of dance and fitness classes such as aerial silks, trapeze, tap, break dancing, ballet, yoga, contemporary, hip hop, afro jazz, and many more styles of dance and movement. In seventh grade I went to a master class for the Bad Boys of Dance and then saw their show. Their creativity and skill made a big impression on me and I fell in love with dance and movement. Learning how to express feelings and emotions through your body. Having been apart of the KPAC, Prince Dance, for almost seven years has really opened doors for me. There have been numerous master classes with established professionals. I have been involved in private dance parties and performances held as fundraisers for both Prince Dance and the

Dance has been a huge part of my life ever since I was three years old and at first I started out taking ballet classes and hip hop. But

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This tribe is located in the center of North Dakota near the Missouri river. According to the census, it is estimated to be about 30,000 members in this tribe. Also, there are other tribes that habitat near or around them. For example; Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara, the Yanktonai, Sisseton, Wahpeton, and Hunkpapa. These people live in areas or lands that the government provided them to be their homeland. A place where they could cultivate their own crops, take care of their domestic animals and a soil where it was allowed to hunt for food; However, from a time ago the federal government want to use their lands to process a new project that consisted in build a pipeline across few states. This is a tremendous riot between Native Americans and the federal government who support this work. In the meantime, this issue will briefly describe the benefits and consequences of having a crude oil pipeline on native Americans lands.

In Twin Falls, Idaho, three boys have pleaded guilty to felonies in a case that drew national attention. A 5-year old girl was sexually assaulted on June 2, 2016. This took place inside a laundry room in Fawnbook Apartments. One of the boys recorded the whole scene, and even showed it to his parents. Rumors say that the parent celebrated with the boys. The youngest boy was alleged to have touched the girl. The older boys were accused of using a cellphone to record a video of the incident. All three boys were detained; the youngest boy was 7 years old from Iraq. The other two are brothers from Africa, ages 10 and 14. The girl was held at knife point while being raped by the boys.

I am on my school dance team, the Pacesetters. We are known nationwide for our consecutive national wins, and our slightly eccentric spring show. Having this reputation didn’t come without hard work and sacrifices. Pacesetters along with the other extra-curricular activities I have participated in, taught me principles that will help me achieve my long term goals.

So normally when babies start to walk they turn to running straight after, right? I on the other hand turned to dance.For as long as I can remember if I could stand and walk, I could dance. My natural interest in dance at a very young age my mother entered me in my first dance class at the age of 5. From that moment on and 11 years of dance training later, I still have worked as hard as possible for something I love. With my go-getter experience I have also taken into consideration with music within my coral program. I have auditioned for and attended the Orange County Music Festival as an Alto 2 for 4 years in a row. I have also attended my local NYSSMA Festival and scored within the high 90s allowing me to attend the Area-Allstate Music Festival