Diana Prince

I’ve been taught from an early age to believe that no dream is ever too grandiose. Therefore, I took it upon myself to not only dream but to also work tirelessly towards making my dreams, my reality. I’m the product of the garment hemmed and fitted by multiple hands- family, friends, mentors, and strangers included. I’m made aware that my fate lies only in my hands and to never wait for someone else to decide it solely based on their limited view. Also from an early age, the difference between being

Dreams are truly amazing things. Much like mountains, they appear to be grand and impossible to reach the top of. I am a person who can very easily be pleased- I’m easily entertained, I’m accepting of most requests people make of me, and I’m content to eat anything for dinner as long as it doesn’t still breathe- despite this, however, I have a very large dream that I won’t rest until I accomplish it. That dream is to become an actor. While I may have spoken with quite a bit of bravado, my reasoning

Ever since 2011, ‘The Supremes’ has been the vocal group that most interests me. Originally called the ‘Primettes’, this female singing group was founded in 1959 and has since been one the most successful groups to date, in America. (Bronson, 265) The singing group had four original members, yet only three of the four made it to the peak of the group’s career; those women being Diane Ross, Mary Wilson, and Florence Ballard. Proof to this group’s success would be the fact that they rivaled the band

While cycling along a farm to market road in southeastern Texas Monday, Mike McGhee was struck by a vehicle, breaking his shoulder, mangling his bike and cracking his guitar. “Actually I’m in pretty good shape for the shape I’m in. I’m extremely lucky,” McGhee joked during a phone interview from his hotel in Navasota, Texas where he will spend a few days recovering. “I’ve got a broken shoulder but it’s not really that bad - it doesn’t require surgery.” McGhee said he had minor bruises and scrapes

MARVIN GAYE “WHAT’S GOING ON” Marvin Gaye’s Style of Music: Marvin Gaye was a musical genius and inspiration to individuals like myself. According to the website Marvin Gaye (2015), Marvin Gaye was a Motown soul singer-songwriter from the 1960s to the 1970s, who often addressed themes of controversy. The genre of music Mr. Gaye created was Protest R&B, for example his song “What’s Going On.” Characteristics that sets Marvin Gaye Apart from Popular Recordings: What set Mr. Gaye apart from other

As I stare at the grey walls enclosing the classroom, I begin to wish they were a different color, maybe something brighter, something darker, anything else but grey. I know my wish will never come true, because according to the Regulators bright colors make people too happy and dark colors can make people depressed. Grey is the middle of all colors, not too bright or too dark, just grey. The teacher's instructions go in one ear and come out the other. She's just a drone like everyone else in this

"What's Going On" is the title track of Marvin Gaye's eleventh studio album, released May 21, 1971, on Tamla Records a subsidiary of Motown. "What's Going On" was also the 1st studio album where Gaye, the Funk Brothers and, the session musicians were all awarded credits. A concept album and masterpiece based on Marvin's own life and the social and political forces and movements that were shaping and influencing American culture during the 1970's. The album was a huge success both critically

Bang! A gunshot went off at night in the town of Hartsville, Montana. Diana Dixon died at 60 years of age. The police found her body when the neighbors called them. It was that same night her son David was found with blood on his coat. Diana was murdered and the town was in shock. The police took David to the station questioning him about the night his mother was murdered. David was the son of Diana Dixon, who adopted him as well as his sister Jennifer. He worked at a gas station just down the road

Gender's Role in College Sports Throughout generations, humans have played organized games and sports. For that same amount of time, it has been instilled that men are faster, stronger, and just plain better at athletics. We also have come to realize that the slower, weaker, and not as good women make up for physical strength with mental prowess, to succeed on the playing fields and courts of the world. However, this concept has not caught up with athletic directors, coaches, and trustees boards

the channel by saying ‘they cannot see how this going to stop people far enough’, (BBC News, 2015). Developmental psychologist have been very interested in parent’s styles and how they impact on the development. During the early 1960s, psychologist Diana Baumrind conducted a study, she put the study on 100 preschool-age children (Baumrind, 1967).However, Baumrind found that actual cause and the effect links between the