For project 2 I would like to create a museum that portrays different "bums" around Italy. Almost every street you walk on in the city has a different kind of beggar. You will see people using dogs as sympathy or a person just walking around shaking a cup. I will document at least ten different bums and describe their actions and surroundings. I will also conduct some research into the history of gypsys in Europe. With some knowledge of their history, I will be able to more accurately portray and describe the lives they live.
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RESUME DRAFT FOR ENG420
Submitted by rstuart on Mon, 2005-05-30 08:54.
Robert Stuart
Current Address Permanent Address
815 Vine St. 941 Sable Run
West Lafayette, IN 47906 Carmel, IN 46032
(317) 908-7658 rstuart@purdue.edu (317) 575-5801
OBJECTIVE
To remove myself from the textbook world of business and gain hands on experience, while contributing my energy and creativity to further your corporation’s growth.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Economics
Expected Graduation Date: December 2005
Purdue University, School of Management, West Lafayette, IN
Minor: Political Science
Step 1: 3 paragraph analysis for ENG420
Submitted by rstuart on Mon, 2005-05-23 12:21.
Attending law school requires 3 years of learning in an advanced education situation. The first year of law school is almost the same at every law school in the nation. One learns the basic tools and concepts that are universal to the field of law. After the first year, one is required to take 2 years of electives which one can choose based upon their interest. I am interested in entertainment law, so after my first year I will be required to take courses on contractual law and other entertainment law aspects. The law schools I am looking at look for a range of a 160-175 LSAT and anywhere from a 3.25-3.8 for graduating GPA.
Law schools I am interested in using for my ENG420 assignment.
Submitted by rstuart on Wed, 2005-05-18 10:35.
University of Chicago Law School:
General Information
Private institution
Year founded: 1902
Fall 2006 Admissions Information
Application deadline: 02/01
Application fee: $65
Fall 2004 Admissions Statistics (Full-time Program)
Acceptance rate: 15.8%
LSAT scores (25th-75th percentile): 167-171
Ranking
U.S. News rank: 6
2004-2005 Expenses
Tuition: $34,419 (full-time)
Room and board: $12,825
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University of Miami Law School:
Information on the University of Miami's JD program: http://www.law.miami.edu/admissions/jd/
