Adam Thielen: Minnesota Vikings

Jesse was born in 1996, with a smile on his face as he was brought into our world. He grew up in Hanover, Ma with his family. Two little twin brothers, Nick and Chris and his Mother and Father, Norma and John. Jesse attended Hanover High School, there he played varsity football all four years. He then went on to attended Massasoit Community College. He studied business and received his associate's Degree. He then went on to study at Harvard University. He received the highest marks in his class all four years (2019-2023). He then moved to Hollywood, California with a Harvard degree and some amazing ideas. He

His early education was at Jean Parker Elementary In San Francisco Calif (in China Town), Kirby Middle School in Houston, Texas, and Forest Brook High school in Houston, Texas.

Corey Brewer was born in Toronto, Tennessee and attended Portland High School. He played multiple sports, but saw his greatest achievements while playing basketball for the Portland Panthers. As a junior, he led the Panthers to the Tennessee High School State Basketball tournament semi-finals. During Brewer’s senior year, he was drafted to the elite McDonald’s All-American Team and played in the Jordan Brand All-American game in 2004.

Steph Currys college career was stunning. He went to Davidson University in Davidson, North Carolina. In his sophomore year he set a new NCAA record for the most three pointers made in a season. Also, in his sophomore year Curry led Davidson to the Elite Eight, where they lost to the Kansas Jayhawks.

Chris Herren was born on September 7, 1975. He attended and graduated Durfee High School from 1990-1994, there he played basketball. “Chris Herren, Durfee High School basketball’s only 2,000-point career

Jerry Rice was born in Starkville, Mississippi, and grew up in the small town of Crawford, Mississippi. While attending B. L. Moor High School, Rice played on the basketball and track teams. Rice joined the football team when his principal caught him skipping class, and he sprinted away. The principal noted his speed and gave him the option to be punished or join the football team. Rice chose to join the football team.

"What happened was, he left Toronto and went to New York City, and was living with my wife's brother and was attending Wings Academy in the Bronx," McIntyre recalled. "But the travel back and forth was getting to be way too much for him for his daily travel. He lived in Long Island and went to the Bronx and traveled for 2 years. It was wearing on him . . . and he transferred to Lake Forest Academy in Chicago."

His early days on the diamond in Kalamazoo were spent honing his skills in the Eastwood, Oakwood and Westwood Little Leagues. When he started playing high school ball in 1989, his talents helped him earn a spot on the Kalamazoo Central varsity team as a freshman.

Hoechner was born on Sept. 8, 1994, in Cambridge, Massachusetts to Bruce and Judith Hoechner. He spent nearly half of his childhood in Yardley, Pennsylvania where he attended high school at Pennington Preparatory School. During his time there, he ran track, achieved academic honors, and received drum and music awards. Hoechner graduated high school with honors in 2012. Hoechner spent the remainder of his childhood traveling around China, Thailand, and Australia due to his father’s occupation.

He was born in Decatur, Mississippi, he grew up in Mississippi and also went to school there in the town before he went to serve in the army for the United States of America. He went into the army in 1943 during World War 2 and he fought against Germany and France, he was discharged from the army in 1946. After he came home, he applied to Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College now called Alcorn State University. On December 24, 1951, in his senior year he

Ron Wolf of the Green Bay Packers had a feeling about Brett Favre the next year and pursued the idea of trading for him. When this process was taking place Brett had to pass his physical exam. The doctors told Wolf that Brett would last five years tops, because of a hip condition similar to what took hall a famer Deon Sanders out of the league. Wolf went with his gut feeling and traded first round draft pick Tony Smith for Favre. Brett came to Green Bay still in the shadows as he was backing up starting quarterback Don “Magic Man” Majkowski at the time. In the third game of the season, Majkowski sustained an injury to a ligament in this foot. Favre trotted onto the Lambeau Field not knowing that this would be one of his numerous come from behind victories. Down 23-17 with 1:07 to go in the fourth quarter, Brett drove the Pack the length of the field, once again throwing the game winning touchdown pass to defeat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

From seventh grade on, he was fully mainstreamed into the public school system and graduated high school from John F. Kennedy high school. While in high school, Pride played many sports such as basketball, baseball and soccer. In fact, he broke most of the school records in the three sports for a season, and career, and was a first

I believe what Breen is trying to say in his essay is that the Englishmen that came to Virginia were very different from the settlers of other colonies and they had a much different society develop than what was typical in the other colonies. They were a highly individualistic society. Breen believes that the personalities of those who came to Virginia were, in part what caused Virginia 's society to become so individualistic. Being so individualistic didn 't exactly work out so well for the structure of society or the well being of the colonists.

Stephen Curry was born into a family consumed with athletics. His father, Dell, was a standout basketball player in college and a professional player in the NBA for sixteen years. Stephen’s mother, Sonya, played division one volleyball at Virginia Tech (Dell played basketball at Virginia Tech as well). Stephen has two siblings: a brother named Seth (also a professional basketball player) and a sister named Sydel (a college volleyball player at Elon University). As a child, Stephen played football, basketball, and baseball. One of his favorite things to do was watch his father play in NBA games (Fleming). Stephen went to high school at Charlotte Christian School in Charlotte, North Carolina and played AAU basketball (travel basketball to gain recognition from college coaches) with the Carolina Miners (Chandler). As a high school basketball player, Stephen was overlooked by many college coaches because he was short. Curry dreamed of playing basketball at Virginia Tech, where his father and mother had attended and both played sports

“Harrison Bergeron” is a story about Big Government forcing equality on citizens by the use of handicaps; in doing so they hold everyone back from their fullest potential. The year 2081 is oppressive to say the least; people are punished for being above average in intelligence, beauty, physical abilities or any variety of capabilities. No one is supposed to be more attractive, stronger, more intelligent or quicker than anyone else. The quest for egalitarianism is faulty; people who are born gifted are hindered by ridiculous weight bags, glasses to cause blindness and headaches, ear radios that send nerve racking noises every twenty seconds courtesy of a government transmitter and hideous masks are a few objects implemented to make