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His best year during his college years was 1982-1983, averaging a score of 5.5 rebounds and 20 points; his record in college was 83-13. He also won the 1982 championship against Georgetown by scoring a game-winning jump. Michael Jordan was so good that he got an award for the most points a sophomore ever scored in North Carolina with a score of 721. Michael Jordan scored most of his points with shooting, layups, and a bit of dunking…

Laurie Halse Anderson is age 53 with four children. Laurie was once married to Greg Anderson they later divorced. She eventually married her childhood sweetheart Scot Larrabee. Together they combined their two families and together they had four children, Stephanie, Meredith, Christian, and Jessica. She was born to Rev. Frank A. Halse Jr. and Joyce Holcomb Halse in Potsdam, New York. When Laurie was sixteen she moved out of her parents' home and lived as an exchange student for thirteen…

I am writing to express my interest in your new graduate nurse residency program. I will graduate from the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Nursing in May 2017 with my Bachelors of Science in Nursing. Through my undergraduate courses and experiences, I have developed a passion for high-acuity care, particularly in the geriatric population. I would be a valuable asset to your team because I enjoy addressing the complex needs of patients; meeting medical, social, and spiritual issues.…

Deborah Tannen, professor of linguistics at Georgetown University, evaluate the difference between direct and Indirect communication and its effectiveness towards peoples’ way of life with her essay How to Give Orders Like a Man. Tannen challenges the belief that talking in an indirect way indubitably reveals an absence of self-confidence or shows a powerless individual who has no real authority. There are multiple aspects touching on how each individual communicates with others, such as…

The Importance of Higher Education in American Society From the very moment we were fully develop in our mother’s womb, our mother and fathers started to educate us even though we didn’t understand what they were saying but they educate us through their voices so that we may know and understand who is talking to us. How high are we going to take our education? According to Dr. Heather Allen “Higher education improves an individual's quality of life. Studies show that, compared to high…

In 1980, Dr. Michael Lipsky released an award-winning book on the concept of street-level bureaucracy. According to his biography on the Georgetown University, Dr. is a Research Professor at the Georgetown Public Policy Institute. He received his Ph.D. in politics from Princeton University and has taught a number of institutions including University of Wisconsin and Harvard University. Along with teaching, Dr. Lipsky has worked with the Ford Foundation and is a Senior Program Director at Demos.…

This article provided a very insightful look at the challenges of being a college student coming from a low-income background. Scott Carlson the author provides the reader with real life examples of these challenges and allows the reader to understand his viewpoint on the question “should everyone go to college”. We as a nation are pushing high school students to attend college ready or not, Carlson points out two of the more noticeable reasons for this push to attend college, First being that…

Is Michael Jordan the man that changed the game of basketball forever? Michael Jeffrey Jordan was born on February 17,1963 in Brooklyn, NY. When Michael was 7 years old his family moved to Wilmington, NC. As a kid Michael played all sports, and he was a very talented baseball player. Michael would often cut from his classes to practice basketball or would get into altercations with other students. When Michael was a sophomore in high school he tried out for the varsity team and was cut. Michael…

Deborah Tannen, a professor at Georgetown University, spends her career researching language and the way people use it in all walks of life. In this particular article, Tannen argues that classroom dynamics are predominantly male which leaves female students with a disadvantage. Throughout this article, she explains the masculine classroom dynamics and how her research has caused her to change her teaching style. In the beginning of the article, Tannen conveys the fact that class discussions…

topic. Instead of it being about wages in job setting it is talking about ‘preferential admission status.’ Kathryn Vasel, reports that “Now, the school said it will give the descendants of those slaves "the same consideration we give members of the Georgetown community" when they apply. That means that the applicants will "receive an extra look" and that their relationship to the university will be considered.” Personally, I do not know if this action is something I would support. I think…