...JOSH LUCAS (DON HASKINS) POSITION: THE COACH STATS: After playing college basketball for Oklahoma A&M, Haskins coached highschool basketball in Texas. He was hired to coach the Texas Western Miners in 1961, winning the NCAA championship in 1966. He later served as assistant coach for the USA Men’s Basketball team at the 1972 Munich Olympics, was enshrined to the Hall of Fame in 1997 and retired in 1999 with an overall record of 719-353. DEREK LUKE (BOBBY JOE HILL) POSITION: GUARD JERSEY NUMBER: 14 HOMETOWN: DETROIT, MICHIGAN STATS: Hill led the Miners as highest scorer in three of five of the NCAA 1966 championship games. AUSTIN NICHOLS (JERRY ARMSTRONG) POSITION: FORWARD JERSEY NUMBER: 52 HOMETOWN: EAGLEVILLE, MISSOURI STATS: Played in 24 games in 1965-66. Armstrong led the Texas Western Miners in free throws with a 21 of 24, .875 average. MEHCAD BROOKS (HARRY FLOURNOY) POSITION: FORWARD JERSEY NUMBER: 44 HOMETOWN: GARY, INDIANA STATS: One of the top rebounders in the nation, Flournoy produced both offensively and defensively for the Miners, averaging 10.7 boards per game and 8.3 points per game, respectively, during 1965-66. ALPHONSO McAULEY (ORSTEN ARTIS) POSITION: GUARD JERSEY NUMBER: 20 HOMETOWN: GARY, INDIANA STATS: One of the double-figure scorers for the Miners, Artis averaged 12.6 points per game and 86.3% from the line. DAMAINE RADCLIFF (WILLIE “SCOOPS” CAGER) POSITION: FORWARD JERSEY NUMBER: 10 HOMETOWN: NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK ...
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...Book Review After getting this assignment I was in a little panic because I had no idea what I wanted to do. Doing a reaction paper to a movie that deals with diversity/race is not something I do everyday, but I decided to buckle down and get it done. There are tons of movies that deal with diversity, but a lot of those movies aren’t movies I’m interested in, this made my decision a lot harder. While looking through my movie collection I came across a few movies that fit the assignment description, Guess Whose Coming to Dinner, Glory Road, Guess Who, Remember the Titans, The Great Debaters, etc. After finding all these movies I decided I wanted to do something that deals with something I can closely relate to, after some great thought I went with the Disney movie, Glory Road. Glory Road is a movie that is based on a true story that happened at the University of Texas El Paso in 1966. It addresses the events that the players and coaches faced during this time period due to racism. Once a girl’s high school basketball coach, Don Haskins was recruited by UTEP to be the head coach of the men’s basketball program. At the time of taking the job, Coach Haskins had no idea what he got himself in to. He walked himself into a program with a non-existent recruiting budget. With no money to recruit Coach Haskins was not able to attract the more popular and well-known white player to UTEP. Not willing to give up on his winning tendencies he decides to change it up by recruiting African...
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...Chris Oseitutu 4/27/2015 JRN 180 J. Stockwell Glory Road One of the biggest issues in the movie “V for Vendetta” was the theme of revenge. This emotion of revenge was the reason and motivation for everything that V, the main character, did. There were certain ways that V used revenge to get back at the government. He executed this revenge through death, destruction of materialistic things (like the tower), and by exposing the government of what they were doing. Without this desire for vengeance, V would not have felt powerful enough or bold enough to go to the extremes that he did to expose the government. Not only was vengeance the most evident theme in the movie, but it also played as the motive and drive for every action of V’s. V had excellent reason within his desire for revenge. V was part of a group of four dozen prisoners that were used for a medical experiment by the government in which he was the only survivor. The medical experiments served to find a cure from a bioterrorist attack killing 100,000 people. Upon these experiments, each prisoner was injected with a compound called “Batch 5” which caused several cellular abnormalities that killed every prisoner except V. This found cure was part of NorseFire’s plot to gain complete fascist power over the country after election, and transform into a totalitarian government without the people knowing. Angered by the deceitful dictatorship ruling England, V sought to expose the government...
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...PROYEKTO SA FILIPINO IPINASA NI: CHRISTAN MARK B. HERNANDEZ (III-YAKAL) IPAPASA KAY: MR.BADILLO (GURO SA FILIPINO) DEKADA ‘70 MAY AKDA; LUALHATI TORRES BAUTISTA I.PANIMULA Layunin ng proyekto na to na malaman ng mangbabasa ang dinanas ng kababayang Pilipino nung DEKADA 70’ dahil ang napapaloob dito ay ang paghihigpit ng gobyerno sa mga taong gustong maging Malaya. II.PASASALAMAT Ako ay lubos na nagpapasalamat sa mga taong hiningian ko ng tulong at sa mga taong naging inspirasyon ko dito sa paggawa ng pag-aalasa ng nobelang ito .Sa aking nanay at Lola na tumulong na magbigay ng dagdag impormasyon na nakasaad sa aking nobela, III.PAGHAHANDOG Inihahandog ko ito unang-una sa aking KAIBIGAN AT KAKLASE na nag gabay sa akin sa pag aalsa na ito .At sa aking MAGULANG na lubos na sumuporta sa paggawa ko nito. IV.TALAAN NG NILALAMAN Pagpapakilala- pahina ……………………………………………1 Paunang salita-pahina ……………………………………………5 Unang kabanata-pahina ………………………………….......13 Ikalawang kabanata-pahina………………………………..…20 Ikatlong kabanata-pahina…………………………………..…26 Ikaapat na kabanat-pahina………………………………….. 33 Ikalimang kabanata-pahina ………………………………….40 Ikaanim na kabanata-pahina…………………………………50 Ikapitong kabanata-pahina …………………………………..56 Ikawalong kabanat-pahina …………………………………..62 Ikasiyam na kabanata-pahina……………………………….68 Ikasampung kabanata-pahina ……………………………..74 Ikalabing isang kabanata-pahina...
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...Cariñosa Cariñosa (Spanish pronunciation: [kaɾiˈɲosa], meaning the loving or affectionate one) is a Philippine dance of Hispanic origin from the Maria Clara suite of Philippine folk dances, where the fan or handkerchief plays an instrumental role as it places the couple in romance scenario. History and Emergence The dance originated in Panay Island in the Visayan Islands and was introduced by the Spaniards during their colonization of the Philippines. It is related to some of the Spanish dances like the bolero and the Mexican dance Jarabe Tapatio or the Mexican Hat Dance. Bicolano Cariñosa According to the book of Francisca Reyes-Aquino, Philippine Folk Dances, Volume 2, there is a different version of the dance in the region of Bicol. In the Bicol Region Carinosa, hide and seek movement is different. In the original version, the dancers used the Fan and handkerchief as the way to do the hide and seek movement, in Bicol they used two handkerchiefs holding the two corners of the handkerchief and doing the hide and seek movement as they point their foot forward and their hands go upward together with their handkerchiefs following the movement. It is a complicated step however it is still used in Bicol Region region during festivals and social gatherings. Costume Originally, the Cariñosa was danced with Maria Clara dress and Barong Tagalog for it is a Maria Clara Spanish Dance when it was introduced. However as the Filipino people saw and imitated this dance, they wore the...
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...Glory Soc 150 11/20/13 The 1989 film Glory is a classic Civil War film based on the history of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment. The film focuses on the courage displayed by the first black regiment in the Civil War, also known as the “Fighting Fifty-fourth.” The regiment headed by the admirable Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, Matthew Broderick, must overcome an enormous amount of adversity during the war. The film was daring for filmmakers Zwick and Fields because it was a film not only with, “vivid and frightening battle scenes and finely etched dramatic characters, but a film that shattered the great Civil War taboo-it told a story of African Americans. Many articles and texts leading up to the film failed to mention the participation of African Americans in the Civil War. In fact, the participation of African Americans helped turn the course of the war and nearly 300,000 fought for the North. Glory earned an impressive three Academy Awards due to its exceptionally talented cast and arguably some of the most realistic and memorable Civil War reenactments ever shot. The soundtrack, cinematography, and acting captivated my attention with a combination of triumph and tragedy. These men were fighting to free their very own race which adds to the emotion and sentiment this movie invokes. Zwick effectively builds the characters of the 54th regiment by portraying the grueling months of training and development. One prominent example of this is in the end of their movie...
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...“Glory” & “Paths of Glory” Film History Justice Dominique October 7, 2014 In "Paths of Glory" war is observed in positions of command. This film about an accurate affair in World War I mingles the idea that status differentiations are more significant than nationwide differences with the way soldiers were viewed or treated as dispensable in combat of war, the philosophy that soldiers are simply ragdolls in the paws of generals who put on a production of what war is if it were just a mere game, and meant absolutely nothing. In the whole film, it seems that the only upper class officer who even cared about his men was Col. Dax, who even spoke for the three men that were about to be put to death, for no reason at all. In “Glory” Captain Robert Shaw, 23, was an officer in the Federal Army throughout the American Civil War who came forward to lead the first establishment of colored soldiers. Shaw was compelled to go through with the prejudices of both the rival (who had commands to execute commanding captains of the new colored recruits) and of other officers who were even on the same side as himself (when the blacks were not allowed to fight or even own a pair of shoes), until Shaw, once again, stepped up. To prove his recruits had what it took to fight, Shaw sacrificed the 54th regiment to lead the charge on the impenetrable Battery Wagner, located on Morris Island. The characteristics of war are seen in moth of these films. In “Paths of Glory,” the common enemy...
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... Cary Elwes, and Morgan Freeman. Glory follows the personal letters of the events that Robert Shaw went through during his time in the Civil War. This film follows the life of five men during this time, Robert Shaw (Matthew Broderick) who commands the 54th Mass, Private Trip (Denzel Washington), Private Jupiter Sharts, Corporal Thomas Searles (Andre Braugher), and Sergeant Major John Rawlins (Morgan Freeman). Glory follows the personal letters of Robert Shaw and in his letters they begin to tell the story of how African Americans in his unit are undisciplined and are eventually turned into a fighting force. Sergeant Major Mulcahy is brought into the unit to teach the men discipline and makes them train for hours on end. COL. Shaw sees the amount of work that these men have done and convinces his commanders with blackmail that his men should be transferred to a combat unit to be given the chance to prove themselves. When their transfer was finally approved, they are tested with their first major battle to go through, at James Island in Charleston, South Carolina. Since Shaw was in command of mostly African American’s, his soldiers were heavily mocked and tormented by the white Union Soldiers; however after the battle of James Island, the white Union soldiers gave them the respect that any other soldier would receive. As the 54th Mass marched to Fort Wagner Shaw and most of his men were killed during the battle. The film Glory followed the life of Robert Shaw and...
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...The movie Glory tells the story of the forming of the 54th Regiment of the Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, which was constructed entirely of African American soldiers and commanded by Colonel Robert Gould Shaw. The regiment included different men of different backgrounds. Some of the soldiers were free men of the North, some were escaped slaves, and some were even businessmen. The 54th, as it was referred to, was a prime example and proof that was contrary to the belief that black men were unfit to be in the armed forces. It proved that they could make excellent soldiers and be disciplined enough to answer to authority under fire, which was a very unpopular opinion at the time. The film takes the audience through the beginning stages of teaching the men how to march, learning their...
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...When watching a movie like Glory I tend to treat it like every other movie that is made for public consumption.Yes, there may be some historically accurate parts to the individual film, but that doesn't remove the fact that it was created to earn a profit. This means that not everything will be one hundred percent factual, or that certain characters will be portrayed in a manner befitting how they truely were. The most prevelant case of this occuring in the film was the portrayal of the black soldiers that were in the 54th Regiment. These soldiers were not only given false names in this film, but they were also portrayed in a way that promoted inacurate stereotypes. One of the stereotypes that was presented in the film was a scene in which...
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...the forceful sound of my mother’s voice. She was happy for me, and wanted to ensure that I had a good start before beginning the workday. By 7:00 a.m., I was fully dressed in my long sleeve blue pant suit, paired with a florescent blouse and accessorized with my black shoes and brown leather bag. I kissed my mom goodbye and waited outside the house on the verandah for the sound of the blaring horn from the hired bus to take us to the workplace, a full seventeen miles from home. For the most part, the journey from St. Andrew’s to the parish of St. George’s was a smooth and uneventful ride. I travelled through the main winding mountainous road which took me through the rain forest, with its luscious pine trees. With the windows open, the fresh morning breeze smoothly bathed my face, giving it a refreshing feeling. The scent of the morning glory flowers filled the air with a sweet fragrance, almost like I was seated in a garden not a mini bus. The sound of the inspirational music filled the space in the fully packed bus greeted the air, thus making for a prayerful and reflective morning journey. As I sat there, I felt fully energized and uplifted for the day’s work ahead. The journey ended in the crowded bus...
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...THE SUPERVISOR`S ROLE IN CONTEXT Question 1 In your self- assessment if the competencies and skills required of a supervisor, completed on the workshop, you identified various strengths and development areas. Select any one of the development areas and share how you have attempted to improve on this development area. Use specific example(s) to support your answer. One of the problematic areas which I identified where further development is required was planning and organizing. I have currently been experiencing a huge backlog in the various functions in my department. I have been struggling to plan my functions and that of my staff due to constant absenteeism, underperformance and training of new staff which we employed in my department and an existing backlog. The first step in attempting to resolve this problem was to have daily meetings with my manager, where I would provide him with feedback on the progress of the department and to discuss a plan of action to combat the backlog, and to get as much advise and guidance from him. I presented any suggestions that I received during the meeting, with my staff and encouraged my staff to give me feedback on how we can manage the functions more efficiently, especially the critical functions. A suggestion that I came up with was to draw up a timetable and allocate various functions to various timeslots- where the most critical functions would be allocated the most hours. I have struggled to implement this due to certain staff...
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...HUMAN RESOURCES CONSULTANT Competency Profile DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Employees in this banded class provide professional consultation in human resources best practices that support the university and/or agency in achieving stated goals and objectives. Employees may serve as lead consultant, program manager and/or project manager; in these roles, employees may supervise staff. Employees understand and can articulate the relationship between HR programs and activities and the organization’s successful mission accomplishment. Work involves developing and maintaining productive collaborative work relationships and assessing and responding to apparent and underlying client needs. Employees interpret policies and practices in context of the client’s needs and in alignment with the organization’s best interests and advise clients regarding decisions that are impacted by laws, policies, and procedures. Employees function with a high level of integrity, independence and participate in policy, service, and/or program development. Employees research, facilitate, negotiate, develop and document innovative solutions to human resources issues tailored to the requirements of the client and the organization. Employees are assigned to one or more specialties, such as: benefits administration; career planning; classification; compensation; employee retention and organizational culture enhancement; employee relations; employment; environment, safety and health; equal employment opportunity; HR Information...
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...members must remove all jewelry. This includes watches, rings, necklaces, bracelets. Only small stud/knob earring is allowed. Females must comb their hair away from the face and rolled in a bun for all classes. Long fingernails are not allowed. Cellular phones must be turned off (or put on the silent mode) and secured in bags once has begun. No Shoes excepting the approved dance footwear is allowed on the dance floor. Dance footwear should not be worn outside of the dance room. Absolutely no food will be allowed in rehearsal. Food must be consumed outside, and wrappings/containers must also be disposed of in garbage bins provided. Only drinking water or energy drink will be allowed inside the dance centre. Serving Humanity for the Greater Glory of God Revised: January 21, 2012 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) RULES & REGULATIONS 9) 10) Absolutely no chewing gum is allowed when partaking in a class. BaSiS operates an open rehearsal policy where parents are concerned. However parents are only allowed to observe classes from the wings without interrupting the instructor or distracting the...
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...Take a drive. Take a drive about five miles south of the small town of Rolla, Missouri. Just past the Snake River Bridge you'll see a dirt road on the right with an old rusted, red street sign that reads "Route 4." Take this right and follow the winding rural road up the steep grades of the Ozark Mountains until you reach a small, modest farm at the top of the first ridge. This was my home when I was ten years old. Inside the walls of my family's log cabin was a life wrought with staunch rules and religious observations. On the outside, amidst the sheep and the fields, in the secrecy and mystery of the surrounding mountain woods, was my world of freedom and imagination. Every summer was the same. I would wake early with the sun, and bound for...
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