An Unforgettable Summer

Harper Lee's award winner, 'To Kill a Mockingbird' is reaching its 55th anniversary, and was given a newly released sequel 'Go Set A Watchman'. Now with an Academy Award, 18 million copies sold worldwide, and translated into ten languages. To Kill a Mockingbird takes its readers through life changing experiences and life lessons on the contradicting issues of human behavior. The story is set under the span of three years in the Deep South of Alabama during the Great Depression Era (1930's).

Michelle , Michelle , Michelle ,there are multitudinous Michelles diffused out all throughout the whole city, state, country, nation, world, planet, you name it but every Michelle is idiosyncratic, rare, and unique in her very own way and if you actually get to really meet any of them then they might just thunderstruck you based upon their personality; except this Michelle has a story to tell and share out to others because this is not any typical life story, this is Michelle Rangel’s untold story

only 42 years old when he was diagnosed with Parkinson's. A decade later, he was a former shell of himself and his face appeared frozen and his signature smile was no longer when he appeared on the "Today Show." Ali was part of one of the most unforgettable

1) Make this an unforgettable summer by visiting Machu Picchu, Peru. This ancient city is sure to take your breath away with its stunning architecture and beautiful views. Don't leave for Machu Picchu without visiting Cusco's Mercado Central de San Pedro. The open-air market shows off the country's incredible biodiversity with a wild assortment of tropical fruits, vegetables, and meats. You should also try the 4 day 27 mile Inca tour to see the true beauty and complexity of these ancient villages

Bahamas is one of the most visited places for tourist around the world. It attracted 5.8 million visitors in 2017, more than 70% of whom were cruise visitors. Its beautiful attractions make it an unforgettable place to go for vacations. Traveling is the activity that I most enjoy doing it. Last summer, I went on a cruise to Bahamas for 5 days. It has a lot of entertainments that made my visit unique experience, like its beaches, the food and the Casinos & Night life. The Bahamas is known for its

The dramatic arts have had great influence on my life and on my perspective of the world. Through this artistic expression, I can take on any persona, freeing both my mind and my heart. The understanding of people’s actions and emotions has shaped me into the young woman I am. Performance and the study of performing, I find, are enlightening, priceless, and eternal. So long as life persists, the timeless themes found in plays and works will persist. I suppose my interest in the dramatic arts began

There is no other feeling quite like it. There are bobby pins jammed strategically into my skull, obnoxious red lipstick pasted across my face, and in every day life, I would be irked by such ridiculous amounts of makeup and hairspray. But I am concentrating too hard to notice. I am basking in the lights that beam between the blackness that protects me from witnessing the individual faces of the audience. I should be blinded by the amount of lights, but I am focusing on the millions of things that

The people around us make experiences great and unforgettable. I was oblivious to this fact before my first completely independent summer trip for three weeks. In the past, I always traveled with my parents. They were all great vacations but they were not planned or controlled by me. It was all up to my mom. This time, however, I was the one who found the opportunity to go to the seaside with a group of young people and spend 21 days there. My parents were happy to let me go on this trip; as they

Samuel Ater, otherwise known as Sam, Big Red, or Terminator, was born on the fateful day of March 5, 2001 in the sweat-inducing state of Texas. The eldest of three, Sam serves as a brother to his two sisters, Natalie and Emma. Last year, he attended Saint Andrew’s School and was happy to successfully graduate eighth grade. He currently resides in Fort Worth where he makes the daily ten-minute commute to Nolan Catholic High School, where he is a high school freshman. As a person of many talents

“Brokeback Mountain” by Annie Proulx has been known as the “gay cowboy” short story. The two men, Ennis Del Mar and Jack Twist, meet each other on the mountain where they are hired to do sheep herding duties. Jack and Ennis enter the wilderness. The pairing of natural landscape and freedom brings Ennis and Jack emotionally and physically closer together. One night, fueled by whiskey, they begin a romantic relationship which can’t last long later on. Jack and Ennis’s relationship thrives in the wilderness