The Importance Of The Distinguished Hoosier Award

National Junior Honor Society will be a great opportunity for me. If I am accepted into NJHS I plan on keeping up my 4.0 average, balancing between school and outside of school activities, continuing to help my community/peers, and creating a specific idea to make a positive impact at the school. The next 3 paragraphs I will be stating why I will be a great member of NJHS, why it's good to help people, and something I could do to positively impact my school.

Next, the chamber orchestra quickly transitioned to a vivace song that was performed con fuoco and was named “Indiana.” In this song, every instrument was given an uptempo solo to showcase the performer’s immense talent. The dynamic throughout was forte in fashion and did not vary from beginning to end.

The Ohio statehouse had multiple people contribute to its construction; there were numerous architects and several others. In 1838 there was a design competition held by the government to decide how the building would be built. Many entries were received from the public around the county, and most were either architects or artists. The winner was Henry Walter from Cincinnati while second place went to Martin E. Thompson from New York and third place went to Thomas Cole who was a landscape painter. The design of the statehouse was centered around all three of the winners, and Alexander Jackson Davis, an architectural consultant, drew the design. The construction of the statehouse began on July 4, 1839, and 22 years later the structure was completed in 1861.

When people think of Indiana most just think about corn and that is true. Indiana is a state that is all about farming and festivals and the social interaction of the people. When people are out in Indiana one simply smiles and says hello even if they do not normally know one another. This is just a normal occurrence in most parts of Indiana. If people go to another state, things may be much different. People in other states may not hold doors open for one another and it is not considered rude. Whereas in Indiana, if there is someone walking 30 feet behind, better hold that door open for them or that is considered highly rude. Just like any large group of people living among each other, Indiana has a vast set of different

Day-in and day-out college athletes sacrifice their study time and social life just to contribute to the athletic programs they are a part of. The schools offer benefits to their athletes in forms of scholarships and academic help (tutors), but those are only at a small expense compared to the revenue big D1 programs earn during the course of their basketball and football seasons. Lawyers and sports analysts seek to provide a way in which the massive sport’s income can be trickled down to the most deserving of athletes. William W. Berry III’s “Amending Amateurism: Saving Intercollegiate Athletics Through Conference-Athlete Revenue Sharing” written for the Alabama Law Review, and Taylor Branch’s “The Shame of College Sports” issued by The

As I walk down music note road I listen to the delightful sound of the acoustic guitars playing one of my favorite songs. Everywhere I look I see amazing artists singing. The cars are made out of old musical instruments that play relaxing jazz. The beautiful blue beach sounds like classic pop music. I ask the dj to play a song and me and my friends dance. I walk home with my friend on the piano sidewalk and look at the gorgeous guitar trees blooming in the spring. I pick the flute flowers and make a buckeye. I say hello to everyone walking by and give the buckeye to my friend. I look around this beautiful town and think I'm the luckiest person in the world. I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. Then I walk to music school. At school we learn

we are presenting them to the elected officials of Indiana: Governor Mike Pence; Senator Michael Crider, State Representatives David Frizzell and Milo Smith of the House of Representatives and Senator Michael Young.

I attended the Christmas with the Mormon Tabernacle choir, Orchestra at Temple Square and Bells on Temple Square. The event was held at The Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints conference center building. The building holds approximately 21,000 people. This particular musical performance was for Christmas time. Every year they feature a special guest. Usually it is an famous American singer or story teller, but this year it was more of a cultural experience. This year their guest was Ronaldo Villazon. Mr. Villazon was born in Mexico city, and is know for one of the most unique and compelling tenor voices today. He brought a very different flare to this performance.

I am super cited and grateful to the American College of Healthcare Executives for awarding me the Albert W. Dent Scholarship. This is truly a great help, and I am appreciative of the opportunity. My full name and mailing address is

The Aesculus glabra or Ohio Buckeye grows to a height of 20’ to 40’. The spread of the tree is equal to the height; it grows from 20’ to 40’ wide. Crowns of the tree are broad oval-rounded. The Ohio Buckeye is an under-story deciduous tree that flowers in the spring and develops fruit concealed in husks. Ohio Buckeyes can grow all throughout the Midwest; they grow in zones 3 to 7. The tree typically grows in part shade and part sun on the banks of streams and prefers deep moist soils.

It is with great appreciation that I write this letter of gratitude. I consider the Horace L. McCracken Scholarship a financial blessing, because it allows me to continue my education at Oklahoma Baptist University. The time I have already spent here, and the people I have met, has allowed me to grow immensely.

One of my favorite pieces performed at the holiday concert was A Christmas Festival by Leroy Anderson. This piece features a vast sound space, and is in quadruple meter except for the section with the carol Silent Night. This section is very important, changing to triple meter and featuring a much smaller sound space, something that

The concert this year took place on Saturday March 15, 2014 at Hall Auditorium at 7:30 PM. It was called Mozart’s Requiem. Before the Requiem there was a brief piece titled The Strauss Serenade. The Miami University Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ricardo Averbach, the Chamber Singers conducted by William Bausano, and the Collegiate Chorale conducted by Jeremy D. Jones performed the Requiem.

I attended the Concert “The Music Man” on January 22 2016 8:00-9:00 at Porter High School. This type of Concert was both Vocal and Instrumental. It had people playing various amounts of instruments including Violins, cellos, a piano and more. It also had people on stage dancing and singing along with the instruments. The first song Played in this concert was “Rock Island” It was followed by “Iowa Stubborn”, “(Ya Got) Trouble”, “Piano Lessons”, “Goodnight My, Someone”, “Seventy-six Trombones”, “Sincere”, “The Sadder-But-Wiser Girl”, “Pickalittle (Talk-a-little)”, “Goodnight, Ladies”, “Marian The Librarian”, “My White Knight”, and “The Wells Fargo wagon”. When We first got there there wasn’t a lot of people, but after a while the whole front

"I think the honor gives students and families the notion that whatever CCU does it does with excellence and the students’