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    was born on April 6, 1927, in Chicago Illinois. In all of Watson's childhood, he stayed in Chicago. In James early years, he attended an elementary school called Horace Mann Grammar School. One of James’s favorite hobbies was studying birds, and watching birds fly by. After Elementary school, Watson went to a high school called south shore high school in Chicago. After going to high school for two years, he received a tuition scholarship to the university of Chicago. Then in the summer of 1943 Watson

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    “Hey Sweetie, you got some mail from University of Chicago.” My mother called out to me in Chinese as soon I dragged my exhausted body through the door. “Take a look at it!” “But mom…” I started to whine, but proceeded to open the package. “Mom? Why did Chicago send me a novel?” This “novel” was called The Life of the Mind constructed of dialogues spoken students in their classroom and around Chicago. Before, if someone asked me about the University of Chicago, I would shrug my shoulders and point

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    It is close to the University of Illinois Chicago, so there a lot of student and university staffs live here. It’s generally two story building with the gazebo, most building were red and gray color. It’s a very quiet place and it also very safety because it has the entrance guard. “The little Italy neighborhood is a living legacy of Chicago’s immigrant past” This place use to be the Italy immigrants habitation, then the University of Illinois Chicago came over and take the whole place

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    incoming freshmen insight into the University of Chicago experience. CAAP softens the transition for students into the UChicago experience. CAAP allows you to have a head start in meeting new and amazing students. CAAP exposes students to the Hyde Park way of life. CAAP is right for me because it will prepare me for what is to come next within the next four years at the University of Chicago. I am still in awe over the fact that I will be attending the University of Chicago this upcoming fall. I unfortunately

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    Judith Sylvia Cohen was born in 1939 in Chicago, Illinois. She showed an interest for art from an early age so her parents enrolled her in art classes. They were very supportive and loving which helped her grow up quite confident. She received both Bachelor (1962) and Master (1964) of Fine Arts degrees at University of California, Los Angeles. Later in life she also received a dozen of honorary doctorates from various universities and colleges. Along with being a professional artist, she was also

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    In January 2013, The Center for Urban Research and Learning at Loyola University Chicago listed an assortment of community organizations, and I was challenged to select only one. Immediately, I was drawn to the Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation, a national program aimed to help dental schools increase access for underserved populations through expanded community-based education and recruitment of underrepresented minority and low-income students. It was during this experience, that I realized

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    To give some context into Judy Chicago herself, she was born in Chicago, Illinois (hence the name Judy Chicago) on July 20, 1939. In 1962, she received her Bachelor of Art degree from the University of California, Los Angeles and then her Master’s in 1964. From then on, she taught at various universities as an art educator for feminist art. She also has five honorary doctorates from different universities. She started out making minimalist artworks form 1963-1974. In Chicago’s minimalist art, there

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    Mexican Immigration Essay

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    states such as Chicago, Colorado and Iowa. In a report that Reverend Robert N. Mclean did on Colorado Mexicans in 1924, he stated evidence that showed at the time 35 percent of the population in Las Animas County, Colorado was Mexican which amounts to 17,000 or 18,000 people. The majority of these Mexicans worked in the mining camps. Another example of this is found in a report that was done in 1928 by Anita Edgar Jones in which she surveyed Mexican Life in Chicago. She stated that

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    Success in Citadel with Kenneth Griffin Kenneth Griffin was schooled at Harvard University. In his early days, at the institution, an article in Forbes Magazine impressed upon him the need to invest. It was while a second year student that he started a hedge fund with the help of his family. Friends and family were able to raise an initial capital of $265,000. This fund was so helpful that when the 1987 stock market crash happened it acted as a cushion for those who had invested. Kenneth went ahead

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    African American study programs and departments is to recognize the efforts of radical student activists on college campuses. The prevailing thought of the Black existence casted doubt on the importance of Black/African studies at colleges and universities. Blacks, unfortunately, were thought to not have a history, or at least one not worth examining, in the American existence and even within world civilization. However, such as notion is baseless. In the tens of thousands of years of civilization

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