Victor Wooten Research Paper

The only record that is found of the Wannsee Conference is the 16th copy of the notes taken and distributed to all of the members of the conference. It is found in March of 1947. The notes articulate a plan of genocide over all of Europe. The Wannsee Conference’s function and significance are still slightly unclear, but we do know many things about it. We know the setting, attendees, what they are planning and how they will foresee that plan.

John Sutter was a Mexican citizen who had made a big name for himself and absolutely a whole bunch of money before the discovery of gold. John Sutter was an immigrant from Switzerland. He was born on 15, 1803 in Kandern ,Baden not too far from the swiss border. As a newcomer to a firm of printers and booksellers, he found out that he wasn't interested in paper business. While clerking in a draper's shop, he met his future wife Annette D’ Beld . Both of them married on October 24,1826. Due to business problems he left his family and four children in Germany to have good fortune in America at the age of 30. After that significant day, of gold being discovered John Sutter legacy began to collapse. His road to success, the big blowout to his demise

Not only is she an excellent academic student, but she also brought life to the band at Ashley High School. Whoever would sit next to her would be very lucky, not just because she is an amazing saxophonist but she also has a quick wit

The Van Wagenen House has been known to be one of the most famous and historical homes in all of New Jersey due to its rich history. As you drive down this road, you might just observe this house as an average two-story building made out of beige and ruby red colored bricks, but in reality, this house is actually a blessing in disguise. The Van Wagenen House is located near Bergen Square, Jersey City, and was constructed in 1750. The most fascinating fact about why this house gained fame is because in 1779, this gorgeous sight was a meeting site for George Washington and Marquis de Lafayette. That’s right, I’m talking about our first president and Marquis de Lafayette, a French aristocrat and military officer who fought in the American

“For evil to flourish, it only requires good men to do nothing” -Simon Wiesenthal (Simon Wiesenthal Quote). During the Holocaust, an estimated eleven million people died agonizing deaths from methods such as gas chambers, scientific experiments, beatings, and malnutrition (Concentration Camps 1933-1939). This staggering number is almost as much as the current population of the state of Ohio (United States). The big question is, why did the

Nicholas Winton is probably a name unfamiliar to many unless you have kept track with the news the past few months. Sir Nicholas Winton was an unknown war hero until recent when he came out about it. He didn't want to be thought of as a hero so he never came out to the public to speak about it. He went through so much to save six hundred and sixty nine Jewish children to make sure they escaped to a safe place and found them homes safe away from the Nazi rule.

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.

The idea of a man of the community is someone who is shaped by the ideals and values of said community but is the man shaped by the community or is the community shaped by the man? Someone who in my knowledge best fits the idea of a man of the community is also a man who I call father, however most people call him Robert Dimmitt. Robert has many roles in the community the first of which started when he was a student at Springboro high school in Ohio where he did volunteer work outside of school and worked as a part of the maintenance crew for the community. Furthermore he went on to work as a manager at AK steel headquarters which is a large provider of jobs in the local area. Robert also does volunteer work as a part

William Joseph Eggleston Jr. was born on July 27, 1939 in Memphis, Tennessee and moved to Sumner, Mississippi where he spent the rest of his childhood. Born into a wealthy family on a cotton plantation, he was handed everything to himself and never learned to work for anything. Later when he went to college, he didn’t know what to do with his life. Over the many years spent going to different colleges, he never earned a degree. William Eggleston to took the picture I chose with a Democratic Camera in 1971. The picture was printed using dye-transfer print and later used in his From at War with the Obvious section in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Never could I have thought that my first concert experience was going to be in a college class, performed by various composers of classical music. During the concert, I got to listen to four performances. First, the Oxycotton was played by Tim Sanchez. Second, Samantha Post played Acht Stucke on flute, followed by Nicholas Gledhill, playing Blues and Variations for Monk on horn. Finally, the CSU Graduate Brass Quintet performed a piece named Misty. In this essay, I will share my personal experience of the concert and discuss the different elements of music seen in the different performances.

Carl van Vechten, born in 1880 in Cedar Rapids, and died in 1964 in New York City, was an American photographer, critic, essayist, and writer. Graduating from the University of Chicago (1903), then contributing to "Chicago American", Van Vechten moved to New York, where he started to develop his interests in music, dance, and theatre, as a critic at "New York Times". Even though in his journalist career he often provided visual material accompanying his articles, his real growth in photography came not until 1932, given his first 35mm Leica camera. During the next decades of his artistic prominence, van Vechten produced a vast body of work, which can be named an anthology of the most important figures of the 20th century culture. He instantly

The name of this dystopia is Victor-ton. It takes place in 2019. Victor Tapa kidnapped 50 teenagers and dropped them on a planet in a far away galaxy. They have to use the limited food and resources that Victor gave them to survive and build houses. The teenagers are very confused and lost. If they show any signs of weakness, they are killed. They are very depressed they just want to go home. A lot of them started to beg and plead to Victor for freedom. After 1 week they were getting really sick.

Karl Jochen Rindt ([kaʁl ˈjɔχn̩ ʀɪnt]; 18 April 1942 – 5 September 1970) was a German-born racing driver who represented Austria during his career. In 1970, he was killed during practice for the Italian Grand Prix and became the only driver to be posthumously awarded the Formula One World Drivers' Championship.

I attended my second concert for my music appreciation class on November 2, 2017 beginning at 7:30 pm and the performance lasted two hours. The musicians in this concert was Patty Goble singing soprano, Dan Goble playing many different saxophones, and finally Russell Hirshfield playing the piano. The pieces performed during this concert was II Re pastore, KV 208/ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791), Ariettes oubliees/ Claude Debussy (1862-1918) this piece of music had three movements, Hat City Sonata (2011)/ Piet Swerts (b. 1960) as well as the piece had three movements as well, there was a 30 minute intermission, and the next pieces performed were Arabesque (1891) / Claude Debussy, Etude. Pour les arpeges composes (1915)/ Claude Debussy, and the last song I listened to was Steady Study on the Boogie (1993)/ Christian Lauba (b. 1952).

At each of these free events for people throughout the community and the campus to attend there are several groups that play throughout the concert. Starting off the concerts typically is that of the symphonic band playing classical and modern pieces. One specific piece I found rather toe tapping is “An American