Kerry Livgren

the brotherhood the lyrics speak of. He was taken to prison over one year ago now, and we also had a final goodbye, but the time has felt as if it has been a millennia. Whenever I needed him, he would be there, and we went through many adventures together. Every time the song plays, whether it be radio or iPod, he always reappears in my head and I wonder how he is continuing within his life. He may not be in a better place as the song says, but I cannot wait to see him again because “family’s all that we got” (“Wiz Khalifa”). “Carry On Wayward Son” has become the theme song to the popular TV show Supernatural that my sister, Lisa Bell, and I share in interest. Produced by Kansas, this song speaks of the hardships one man (guitarist, Kerry Livgren) lives through and questions but is ushered on by the father (God) to carry on. Lisa was diagnosed with a special form of brain cancer last year. Through her struggles of battling this vicious parasite, she especially must continue to carry on for the sake of herself, her family, and her friends. I had loved this song before the series had adopted it, and prior to Lisa having to live through a constant battle, but now I relate it to myself and my sister. The emotional pigsty I have been dwelling in for months on end now has tried holding me back, but I still carry on “masquerading as a man with a reason” (“Carry On”). On the other hand, Lisa will have peace when she wins her battle, and will not have to cry but rest her weary head.…

Before the specifics of the chapter is discussed, there needs to be a reasoning as to why this information was “forgotten” throughout time or simply just not discussed. This relates back to the idea of historical memory, which is how people recall events of the past. In chapter nine, Loewen is evidently hinting to the fact that in classrooms in America, lots of important and true information was missing due to the fact that certain parts of the war and America’s actions make America look in the…

Americans had to deal with and because of these and future events that were to happen, Americans would vote for a candidate they felt knew could take care of the country during times of chaos and crisis but also show strength on a global stage. John Kerry’s campaign ad has a pathos and ethos appeal that was strong enough to compel voters enough to switch their vote from Bush to Kerry. In the ad, John Kerry states that America should be “stronger at home, respected in the world” and goes on to…

In Biddeford there have been women that were well- known in many different ways, from a journalist, to mayors, to a woman who created a women's association in Biddeford. Although this person may not have done any of these things or is the most famous or well known woman in Biddeford history, she is someone I have looked up to every single day since I was born, my mom, Kerry Mariello. Although she didn't have as large impact on Biddeford history with her actions as others, she is just as…

problem. The problem was the process in regards to how the story was made. Another SPJ code of ethics that was broken by Mapes was avoiding conflicts of interest that were real or perceived. The review panel in “Truth” had a suspicion of why a liberal journalist would not question or verify information given to her, especially when it could hurt the president and further support her story. That was not the only situation that made the panel skeptical. One of the defects stated in the report was…

What is life? One can view life as a spec of dust in the vast vacuum of space, or they can view life as dust in the wind. Written by Kerry Livgren and performed by Kansas on their fifth album, Point of Know Return, “Dustv in the Wind captures the unambiguous story of how life is purposeless and no matter how triumphant we are, death will still occur. “Dust in the Wind” was written by Kerry Livgren ,who was the one of the main songwriters in his famous band Kansas. Kansas performed this song…