The Donnas

I had an honor to interview Donna Portnoy, who is in her early 30’s. She fluently speaks both English and Russian. She attended Long Island University in Brooklyn, New York from 2011-2013. She achieved her Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling in 2013. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Interdisciplinary Studies/Political Science at Hofstra University 2002-2005. She is in the process of achieving her license, after completion of 3000 hours. She currently works at Independent Living

It was always white when Rose made a jump to a new universe. It was similar to a flash of lightning but caused her whole vision to blank out. Involuntarily she squeezed her eyes shut against the bright light, causing her to see a different white wall. A white wall which brought back painful memories filled with screams of take me back, smudged mascara, and a feeling of hopelessness. Taking a deep breath, Rose opened her eyes again, blinking against the bright world around her. In front of her stood

Once upon a time, there was a girl name Artemis. Artemis is really good at using a sword. Everyday after school, she would get better and better at using a sword. Artemis started using a sword when her sister and her father had joined a bad league after their mother had passed away. Both her sister and father persuaded Artemis to join their league, but Artemis never insisted to join the team because she thought that she was too weak to fight. Artemis was never like her father and sister after that

they married, Donna Hughes’s parents were intent on having a family to call their own. Her mother was left with just one sibling after her family was decimated by a viral case of pneumonia during an especially hard winter, and her father had never known his family. Donna was born in the early morning hours on March 6th, 1949 in the Canadian town of Edmonton. She was not even ten minutes old when the nurse snapped a picture of her parents and two older brothers already doting on her. Donna had known from

At first glance, The Secret History by Donna Tartt does not seem like a book that deserves to be anthologized; no one in the modern day has heard of it (The Goldfinch by the same author is a common recommendation, a Pulitzer Prize winner and the most recent publication by Tartt), the book is long and thick with a slightly academic tone to the writing, and the majority of the story relies on Ancient Greek mythology, customs, and language. It does not seem relevant enough to preserve. But, the books

country or creating a false persona in a different town. In the case of Douglas and Donna Perry, they are linked due to fingerprints and DNA from three crime scenes in 1990. Douglas had transgender surgery to become a female called Donna Perry and according to court documents Donna’s memories and actions are similar to Douglas.. Douglas was a repeated violent offender with an obsession with prostitutes and guns. Donna has moral responsibility for the the crimes of Douglas Perry because they have common

RGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND LEADERSHIP WRITTEN ANALYSIS OF CASE SUBMITTED BY: FATIMA NAZ MBA I MORNING DATE:01 12 11 DONNA DUBINSKY AND APPLE COMPUTER, INC Introduction: In Donna Dubisky case, Donna was facing challenge of changing distribution system. She needs to deal with change because it was affecting her at professional level. She has had a promising career at Apple Inc. she had a support from her boss, Ray weaver. The dilemma was that she feels what she is doing is best for company; therefore

1. The author’s main purpose in writing this book and what she wants to accomplish with her book Donna Beegle is a motivational speaker who had firsthand experience of generational poverty; still, she discovered a way to get through it. The main purpose behind writing this book is to inform people about the facts of poverty and to break the generally known misconceptions, doing which, according to the author, is important to build ‘poverty competencies’. She wants to help communities and people

In A Manifesto for Cyborgs: Science, Technology, and Socialist Feminism in the 1980s, Donna Haraway gives an introduction to cyberfeminism and argues that there should be a new way to view the world and the issues that are currently faced The "ironic political myth faithful to feminism, socialism, and materialism" would ultimately be the cyborg (2190). The cyborg has no origin, therefore, it can understand the world without bias. Haraway discusses three important boundaries that support her main

"Team Spirit" by Donna Tartt unfolds as a captivating reflective memoir, skillfully employing symbolism and literary techniques to illuminate the pervasive themes of inequality and injustice. This narrative masterpiece serves not merely as an exploration of cheerleading dynamics, but as a compelling microcosm that unravels the intricate layers of discrimination embedded in the broader societal fabric. Tartt's keen examination begins with the portrayal of the cheerleading squad, artfully divided