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Candelario
As a 9 year old, I left Honduras in search of my mother who came to the US to escape Hurricane Mitch. I was left behind with aging granparents. Soon they both passed away and I was alone. It took years to re build our mountain village of Mar Axul. Even today, there is no electricty, only a one room school, small church and no medical care, law enforcement or judicial system. In the 7 years I have been in the US, I now have a 4.0 GPA and am a member of National Honor Society. Please visit my video story, "Candelario: A Young Immigrant's Story" on Youtube.Thanks,
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Rodolfo Franco
Immigrtation reform is a must. The hate needs to stop, it hurts everyone. It hurts the ones that hate, the farmers, our kids, and most of all Americas future. Read More...
Clara Blair
I wish more American-born students would show the admirable work ethic of people like Jessica! Read More...
Daniel Sturtevant
The Occupy Movement is my American Dream come true. Read More...
Florence May Murdock
Two of my proudest moments have been in sharing and helping two people becoming American citizens. Americans tend to take our citizenship and the freedoms and responsibilities for granted but knowing other cultures and governments reminds me how blessed we are. It is a symbol of the best of our country unlike the news which is full of the worst. Read More...
Catalina Nicoleta Geornoiu
As an American Citizen, I first honor and keep the memory of 9/11 victims families alive through an invention improvement of mine called Solar Computerized Perpetuum Mobile Network.Then , my wish and prayer to our Redeemer is : to unleash the infinite sciences in the USA so we can all go proudly to the Court of Science one day and sign our merits as American Citizens, keepers of the American Dream.It's how I see things for the 4th of July as a former International Student in the USA, curently American Citizen!
WTC, Roses are for the endowed !....I love you every second, every minute!I dedicate to you my song :"A Rose For You!" sung by Pat Calloway on my lyrics and look forward to end m... Read More...
Mark Hancock Adams
My father developed enough of a taste for science for me to pay attention to news about science in the lay press, lifelong. Read More...
Sarah Degner Fields
When I was new in town, I was welcomed by Mexican families living in my new community. They invited me into their homes to visit and eat, they often fed me and my children, they offered childcare and friendship for my three kids, and helped us to learn Spanish. When I worried about life, they taught me to sing, "Un día a la vez" and to just keep working hard. When bills were tight, people from the local Latino community of recent immigrants from Mexico and Guatemala gave my family beans, rice, vegetables, a washer and dryer, and a lot of love. My Mexican immigrant neighbors pulled me out of a bout of depression and a life of poverty. Les debo mi vida. I will always owe them more th... Read More...
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