Bill Sikes

Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft Incorporated is one the world’s biggest technological contributors. He carries out many traits that make him a game changer such as hardworking, innovative, competitive, wholehearted and passionate. Even when bringing new innovative technology to the table, Gates is also a softhearted philanthropist who strives to make the world a better place. As Gates expanded his technology, his CEO position required him to travel the world, exposing him to world poverty and…

The night of October 4th was quite eventful at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. Both Senator Tim Kaine and Governor Mike Pence proved good points and represented their parties and their running mates very well. Elaine Quijando did not do a very good job as the moderator. This allowed the potential Vice Presidents to get a little out of hand a few times. Although the it did get out of hand a few times, they were very respectable for the most part. Senator Kaine got to speak first.…

In 2008, there was a historical presidential race taking place between Barack Obama and John McCain. John McCain was a seventy-two year old Republican, who's campaign became extremely difficult because his running mate Sarah Palin was oblivious when it came to foreign or domestic policy, in addition to the 2008 Republican President's low approval rating and the financial crisis. Eventually, as the race dwelled on, Obama won the hearts of voters. “Obama carried not only Democratic strongholds in…

A person’s voice is a powerful tool. Madeleine Albright, the first female Secretary of State, admitted, “It took me quite a long time to develop a voice, and now that I have I am not going to be silent.” Prior to freshmen year, I had not truly used my voice on the behalf of others. Throughout my high school career, I developed a voice for racial political justice, gender equality, and reformation of public schools. My voice is loudest and most powerful when I am advocating on behalf of Girl Up,…

George W. Bush, the 43rd president of the United States of America, has come under flak over the years for many reasons. One very secret and controversial topic is that he was the backer and secret cause of 9/11. Now, now Ms Weaver I know what you are saying, "How could you accuse our former President to be the cause of such a terrible, terrible tragedy?" Well the thing is is that Bush's actions and body language the day of 9/11 was a major key indicator. He was reading a story to young kids at…

She announced that women and men will work tirelessly to prevent anyone from having to say ‘Me too’ again (Biography ). Her speech would clearly result in the cause being flooded by attention and support by her fans. The #MeToo movement is a worldwide movement battling sexual assault (Barber ). She has stood by helping others and raising awareness towards the topic and her involvement with Weinstein was pounced on by her enemies and conclusions should not be assumed due to the lack of facts…

a symbol of extension of women's rights, others think differently. They believe that she is just a First Lady who wants to satisfy her political ambition through her husband. Moreover, she is sometimes considered as a woman who forgave her husband, Bill Clinton, because of that reason when he was involved in the sex scandal. However, no one truly knows who she is and what is inside her life. The reason that I chose Hillary Rodham Clinton as next president is simple. I admire her…

When Bill Clinton was voted into office, it was not under ideal terms. He had barely won, and many people were unhappy with the idea of having him as president. Therefore, it makes sense that he would want to have a speech that made him seem more desirable, stating he had a solid vision for the country, and a plan for his presidency. He uses the rhetorical devices repetition, allusion, and metaphor to help him in this endeavor. Throughout the speech, Clinton uses the word “America” a total of…

Have you ever wanted to know about one of the richest men in the world? Andrew Carnegie was one of the richest men in the world. Andrew Carnegie went rags to rich when he established a productive steel company. He eventually sold the business for millions of dollars. Through dedicator, intelligence trial and error, this famous American invented a material that has built the U.S. Andrew Carnegie was a poor immigrant that became the richest man in the world, and then he spent the rest of his life…

Bill Clinton’s father died before the future president was born (Jaber). After Bill Clinton graduated high school, he went to Georgetown University and majored in international relations while earning the Rhodes scholarship, the only president to do so (Jaber). He then accepted a scholarship to Yale University Law School and graduated from there in 1973. (Jaber) In 1978, he was elected governor of Arkansas and remained in that position for 15 years (Jaber) As stated in American Presidents Ranked…