Within my society, there were girls that naturally clicked and we were fostered into strong relationships without questioning our motives. According to Delta Gamma’s official mission statement, the fraternity’s “primary purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests” while providing us with rewarding college experience (www.deltagamma.com). It dives deeper into saying that we are a group of women from various backgrounds that come together to make a sisterhood. I find myself recollecting on why I chose a specific fraternity over the other. Looking at it now, being part of Delta Gamma has not only put my in the community of DGs but it has automatically placed me into the community of Pan-Hellenic sister around the Santa Clara campus.
Anita Roddick believe in being a good support system for here company. All managers and leaders have strengths and weaknesses. This quotes just states that no one can build up a successful company alone. It takes a strong determined group who all have the same goal and that is to be prosperous. Both of these two ladies had dreams and they made them happen.
I have a high regard for Ms Ferguson because, she is an ideal role model for young people today who want to be a part of this challenging but rewarding career. She actively participates within the community and is always fighting for African Americans, women, and other minorities, gainful employment in the Hospitality/Lodging Industry. She has encouraged other hotelier’s to search out our young men and women who represents the new workforce generation. Ebony named Ms Ferguson one of the “Top 100 Women in Corporate America”. In 1993, she was nominated Network of Executive
She is a strong black woman. She is independent, generous, positive, influential, and powerful. She is also one of many that even though they are rich, they know where they came from and they use their money to help out the world. One thing that really stands out about Oprah is the genuineness and sincerity that she radiates. Oprah brings her heart and soul into everything she is doing.
What is the first thing you think of when you think of Greek life? Parties, girls, toga parties, keg stands, and the American Pie movies? There’s way more to that then what movies portray Greek life as. Greek life should be a goal everyone has because of the things it makes you do and the person it makes you become. Joining a college fraternity or sorority will make a better college experience due to the facts that it will increase your academic standing; help make you a better person and make you have many lifelong friendships.
Everyone will meet someone in the workplace they may not enjoy being around, but knowing how to handle this situation is invaluable.” (www.dailyillini.com/news/2008/09/04/Letters/Greek.Life.Can.Be.Positive-3414475.shtml - 73k -) In most historically black colleges or universities there are many organizations. From the cheerleading booster clubs, to the bold, beautiful, and chic society, they rein all over campus. There is nothing that you can’t get involved in, in observing a couple of things about the organizations at the Atlanta University Center it is seen that the Greek organization play a very big role in how the school functions. On Clark Atlanta’s campus the Greek organization that is very abundant are the ALPHAS (Alpha phi Alpha), they do the most community service and hold a lot of the school functions under their name. They also have a greater graduation rate the other organizations which include: Kappa Alpha Psi, Phi Beta Sigma, Zeta Phi Beta, Omega psi Phi, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sigma Gamma Rho, Delta Sigma Theta, and Iota Phi Theta.
Along with most people throughout life, we all have mottos by which we live by. Some may be about life lessons, or even love. Crystal Renn’s motto in her novel, Hungry, states; “Be yourself, be comfortable in your own skin, and good things will happen to you.” Inspired by women of all ages around the world, Crystal Renn, one of the highest paid plus-sized models, is taking over the modeling industry with her life experiences and mistakes which led her to where she is today. The autobiography, Hungry, is an inspiring and uplifting memoir with a universal message about body image, beauty, and self-confidence. This story is more than just an autobiography.
Bob Mrs. Allen Honors English III September 5th, 2012 Daring to Dream Most all citizens of the United States of America believe that they can achieve the American Dream because of the opportunities afforded to us by our freedom if we work aggressively each day towards the goal. While the dream itself may be different for each individual, it is the idea of achieving the dream that has made the American people grow and prosper for over two-hundred years. The illustration of the American Dream given to us by Neil Armstrong exhibits the life achievements that can be obtained when you make the most of opportunities put before you through hard work and efforts. Neil Armstrong’s life embodies the very essence of the American dream through his life achievements. Obviously, Neil A. Armstrong was the first person to traverse across the rocky soil of the moon.
Greek culture, specifically during the era of Classical Antiquity, is renowned for advancements in numerous disciplines that would reach through centuries and continue to shape and influence society more than any other civilization throughout history. Ideally located, Greece is surrounded by three seas, which aided them in both conquest and trade throughout the known world. They were able to flourish throughout the Mediterranean area into modern day Italy, France, Spain, Africa, and the near East, spreading their language and their customs into these areas. Although these areas became colonized by Greeks they were never truly united, however they did identify with one another culturally. Aside from the vast trade economy they established, Greeks also had an intricate system of polytheistic belief.
Our generation would be far more respectful and disciplined with a greater presence of marching bands. It's not only the growth as a person I've attained through band, but equally the family I've met through it that makes me love this program more than any other. My friends from the band are the most genuine, hospitable, and selfless people I've ever met. I have friends who've graduated years ago that I still talk to frequently. Only in a marching band can I see this kind of bond form.