Carrie

I have spoken several times with Ms. Carpenter Rainbow case manager and also behavioral therapist Carrie Miller. Ms. Edward Etwan’s mother continues to not respond to phone calls. He continues to miss appointments with Ms. Miller and with the Rainbow program. Ms. Carpenter has reached out to work with the child’s grandmothers. I did confirm that Etwan did have only part of his appointment with Dr. Dennis. This was to do a repeat neuropsychology testing as was recommended. There is still a…

In Alice Paul: Feminist, Suffragist, and Political Strategist written by The Alice Paul Institute the text said, “Although both Carrie Chapman Catt, NAWSA president, and Alice Paul shared the goal of universal suffrage, their political strategies could not have been more different or incompatible. Where NAWSA concentrated a majority of its effort upon state campaigns, Paul wanted…

H. H. Holmes was one of of the first accounted serial killers in America during 1893. Holmes was born in Gilmanton, New Hampshire in 1861 with the name Herman Webster Mudgett. Holmes was referred to “The Beast Of Chicago” also. He killed many of the cities inhabitants in his specially constructed house which was ominously referred to as the “Murder Castle.” Once people found out about what Holmes had done they had fear they never knew existed. People could never believe that a man could kill…

For many centuries, women were viewed as second class citizens who were weak and insignificant. They were meant to stay and look after their homes, as well as raising kids, while the men do the hard labor. This meant they were the only source of income. Men were considered failures if their wives went to find work outside the house because it meant that the men were not enough and needed help. Women were not encouraged to pursue education or a professional career (National Women’s 2007). They…

A person’s identity is something that is very personal and is hard to describe and express to other people. Some people prefer to be identified by their physical characteristics, whereas others would rather be identified by their personality and how they are as a person. Knowing the difference between the two is one of the hardest things to do when you first meet someone. The same thing applies to art when trying to capture the identity of the artist. One’s identity can be defined by their…

Langston Mercer Hughes, poet, novelist, playwright, and columnist ( ), was born to James Hughes and Carrie Langston on February 1, 1902 in Joplin Missouri. Not long after the birth of Langston, James Hughes left his family and moved to Mexico. Carrie moved around a lot during his childhood, so Hughes was raised essentially by his maternal grandmother, Mary, in Lawrence, Kansas until she passed on when he was an adolescent. From then on, he lived with his mom. She kept moving, however, she…

as he knew this would lead to people having a different opinion to him (Carrie Gracie BBC, 2012). His decisions were brash and those of someone very insecure. I strongly believe that Qin Hi Shuang had a brazen, arrogant approach to leading and was therefore a bad emperor for Ancient China.…

the beach, and to unwind. From riding in style, to engaging in entertaining things while there, to our fascinating ride back home, I must say, it was a memorable week with some amazing friends. My favorite vacation consisted of four of my friends: Carrie Grace, Valerie, Aubrey, and Jayde. Just like any other trip consisting of five girls, we were going to be carrying and excessive amount of luggage along with…

Political reforms, with the attempt to avert corruption and to allow freedom of speech. As well as the movement for women’s rights, with Carrie Catt and Charlotte Gilman working for woman’s right to vote and equal job opportunities. Finally, with eh reforms in labor from FDRs New Deals Policies that created jobs to pull the country of the great depression. And with the “alphabet soup” of…

Destructive Tech Carrie Snow, a comedian, once said, “Technology… is a queer thing. It brings you great gifts with one hand, and it stabs you in the back with the other.” In the 1950s, the most recent and powerful piece of technology invented was the atomic bomb. The United States dropped the bomb on Japan, in an effort to end WWII. The United States was also not in good terms with the Soviet Union. Japan surrendered and the much feared nuclear war never happened. The author, Ray Bradbury, wrote…