Auburn

girl who like football as much as if not more than my father would turn into a crazy person at these games. Almost exactly one year after my first frigid football game my parents announced that they were getting divorced around the time of the annual Auburn Ole Miss game, which we annually attended. When my parents dropped this news on me…

letters of recommendation for the consideration of the Program and Exhibit Animal Keeper Internship. My experience volunteering at the Denver Zoo for four years and knowledge gained in my first two years studying Wildlife Ecology and Management at Auburn University makes me an ideal candidate for the internship position this summer at the Downtown Denver Aquarium. Your mission “to support the goals of various wildlife agencies, cutting-edge programs, and other like-minded organizations that are…

In the 1930’s the automotive production and the increase in industry was not greatly impacted despite the Great Depression occurring in majority of the United States. The design, manufacturing, and price all changed during this period and some for the better. During the nineteen thirties design was a big part of the automobile and the big production plants. Manufacturers were offering increasingly sophisticated and beautiful vehicles. It was very fortunate for the few who lived in luxury…

Obituary of Lora Lee Eaker. Lora Lee Eaker 97 of Cape Girardeau went home to be with her Lord on ++/++/++++ at +++++. Lora Lee was born in Whitewater, Missouri on May 24, 1918 to Nellie M. Proffer and Albert Borneman. Lora Lee had two brothers; Glenn Proffer of Saint Louis and Ivan Grebe deceased. Lora Lee and George W. Eaker Sr. were married on July 23, 1935 at Bloomfield, Missouri. Lora Lee Eaker was the mother of two son’s Don Eaker (deceased) wife Judy, George W, Eaker wife Verna and…

On Thursday 05/18/17 at 0137 hours I was dispatched to a physical domestic at 13011 SE 309th PL in the City of Auburn, King Co, WA. Dispatch advised the reporting person, Marie Hamilton, stated Fred Tronsaune, an exchange student living in her residence, came home intoxicated and assaulted a roommate, Thanakrit Inkhaw, another exchange student. Hamilton stated Tronsaune had left the residence and stated he was going to 7/11 to buy cigarettes. Hamilton also mentioned Tronsaune said he was going…

Her long auburn hair was pulled back in a ponytail, loose, choppy and covered in blood and grime. An asylum gown hung limply on her skeletal form. Her ribs and hipbones could be seen easily through the rips in the gown. A straight jacked hung in shreds off her left…

Nathan McCall’s novel, Them, takes you on a journey that takes place in a Atlanta neighborhood known for its central road, Auburn Avenue, which at one point was considered as the “richest Negro street in the world.” This story is focused on Barlowe Reed, a single, middle aged African American man who is still living with his nephew on Randolph Street, just a little ways from Dr. Martin Luther King’s historic birthplace. Things go out of control when Sean and Sandy Gilmore, a young caucasian…

Cultural relativism means whatever value system each person is brought up to believe in blinds him or her to some extent because it degrades others. What they value can be different dialects of languages, different genders, types of race, types of religions, etc. I want to give an example of cultural relativism. These days, the cultural relativism of genders reduced. Women have more rights and power than past years. Fields of work got broader than before. Also, right to vote is granted to all…

Martin Luther KIng Jr. was born January 15,1929. He was born in noon in atlanta. He was the second child of his family. He grow up in his grandparents Large victorain house on Auburn Avenue in Anlanta, Georgia. His original name was Michael given by his father then changed it to Martin Luther King Jr. to honor the protestant leader Martin Luther. He attended Alanta Public School,First David T. Howard Elementry, Then Booker t. Washington high school. He had one brother and one sister he was the…

Harriet Tubman was born as Araminta into slavery on the Eastern shore of Maryland in a county called Dorchester. She lived on a plantation called Edward Brodas or Brodess and later changed her name to Harriet after her mother. Both of her parents were enslaved Africans who had eleven children which the older siblings were sold to the deep south. She was born as a slave in Maryland. Tubman escaped to freedom and later led 300 other slaves to the North and Canada to their freedom. The best…