During the concert Luke Bryan played a lot of his hits, but there were a few that were chart toppers that he didn’t sing. At the end of the concert when he left the stage everyone start to scream and yell for more. People were going crazy not wanting the concert to end. After a few minutes Luke Bryan came back out on stage and started to sing a crowd pleaser which was a ballad called “Do I”. This song hit home to be because one of the first concerts my fiancée and I ever went to was for an artist that Luke Bryan opened up for.
I finally had self- confidence and the drive to make the most of my career as I neared completion of Banker’s College. Finally completing bankers college only started a drive for personal interest in a full fledged college degree and a chance at a new dream that I one day would like to complete, my own day care. I returned to an online college in a degree program for Early Childhood so I could prove to my family that I could graduate with honors and receive a diploma and I did with an Associate’s Degree the proudest moment of my life. I now have the chance to do many things with my college degree as well as returning to college and adding to it to
Claim the Mic On Friday February 27th, the Armenian Community Center played host to the Claim the Mic event, which showcased talented bands, and performances. Numerous bands and performers lit up the stage battling for some great prizes and a great opportunity to show the Armenian community there talent. Prizes included a Logo Design for there band to use on there MySpaces and websites, a photo shoot, Studio Time to record a single, and a song mix. Judges based there results on crowd response, potential of the artists, and the quality of there performances. The night started off with Armen Bazarian as the opening act, performing solo on the guitar and vocals.
Think back to when you were in high school - your first relationship, your best friends, all of the fun that you had. For me, these all relate to band. My first boyfriend was a band member and my best friend is in band. Nearly all my friends are musically involved. These are friendships that I may expect to maintain for a lifetime.
Jackson Young, Talented Amazing live performers Have big time hits Five We are singers and dancers We wonder how many fans we will have We hear our neighbors singing our songs We see my da pushing us to get better We want to be famous We are singers and dancers We pretend to hear fans while practicing We feel wanted We touch our instruments We are singers and dancers We understand that we have potential We dream of being number one We try our best at practice We are singers and dancers Music wonderful, soothing singing, dancing, playing performing with the band Speechless November 10, 1964 Dear Diary, Being at Mr. Lucky’s Night Club was amazing. I have never really seen a place that is like Mr. Lucky’s before.
HESTEC Concert Popular concerts attract all sorts of audiences from the youngest to the oldest. One of the popular concerts that I was able to attend and that I really enjoyed this year was the Hispanic Engineering, Science, and Technology (HESTEC) Community Event. This event was on Saturday, September 5, and it was opened to the public. The HESTEC event is a yearly event the University of Texas Pan American prepares in other to motivate and so that all the children, teen, and adults can explore and get more information of any career that may interest them. Besides this goal, the UTPA also invites some Tejano singer to perform on that day.
Sandy Habib Dr. Ludger Brinker English 1180 December, 1, 2014 There be mandatory composition in college Should college students be required to attend class through mandatory attendance policies? Should professor teach the students in college or students should know the information by themselves? All students should be required to take the mandatory composition class in college. Because many professors want students’ to attend all their classes so they can teach them directly. However many students want to be given the freedom to decide which classes to attend.
At many universities, convocations are held to assemble students and faculty to take part in enrichment as they listen to speakers, view performances and more. Once a year, Morgan State University showcases the work of its tremendously talented students. This wonderful event takes place during the university hour on a Thursday morning in the Murphy Fine Arts Center. This particular convocation is one of Performing Arts following the theme of “Voices and Songs of the Civil Rights Movement”. There were powerfully delivered performances by the Morgan State University Choir, the Morgan State University Dance Ensemble, and Theatre Morgan that portrayed significant messages through art.
I have become more studious and have placed a larger importance on my grades and how they impact my future. With the help from my guidance counselor thru the extra time my teachers take to help me when I’m struggling. I have realized my education is everything, being able to know things, will open my future. Bishop Noll is preparing me for college, to have a better future, and have a great career, to survive with using the knowledge obtained and the faith to carry on during the struggles in life. Graduating from Bishop Noll in 2017 is a goal I have to work for.
Her "shoot for the moon" attitude make me want to work harder and reach for more ambitious goals. Thanks to Ms. Morrow, our Women's and Mixed choirs made it to state level competitions last year. She has given me the guidance to follow my dreams and the power to overcome anything that makes life an obstacle. I also have been given the opportunity to participate in the 2010-2011 All-State Women’s Choir thanks to Ms. Morrow. I will truly miss her after graduating high