Helena, Montana

Bradley cooper is one of many famous actors who has received many awards in his acting career, however, there is more to Cooper than just his talent for acting and his striking appearance. Looking past all of the fame and fortune, we have come to find more to Bradley Cooper during his very prominent life. On January 5, 1975, Bradley Cooper was born in Philadelphia where his father was a stockbroker and his mother Gloria Campano who worked for a local NBC station.When he was young, Cooper played basketball and he also enjoyed to cook when he was a kid in kindergarten. At that age he had the plan to join the military and move to Japan to become a ninja. Cooper’s dad inspired him to become an actor by showing him the film The Elephant Man. Bradley Cooper's parent were not very confident in Bradley in his career choice but changed their minds when they saw him act an excerpt from a play of The Elephant Man. Cooper graduated from the Honors English program from Georgetown university. From there, Bradley cooper moved to New York City and got into the Masters of fine arts program at the actors studio drama school at New school university. He learned how to act at the schools he went to and he had his first performance at the New York’s Circle in the square. Bradley cooper started his career off and started to get noticed. He began his professional career and started making appearances on shows such as Sex And The City and also was on a drama series called The Beat. he also starred…

Homesteading in Montana became a way of life in 1862, several citizens from all around fled to Montana to claim land and began farming and ranching. Although this might sound easy there were many stipulations and processes in order to make homesteading possible. From families, wives, operations and much more led into the boom. “The ready available of free or inexpensive land and the new methods of dry farming made the Montana homestead boom possible” (Malone, Roeder and Lang 238). “Three…

In the painting, “Assiniboine Chief before and after Civilization” by George Catlin, it illustrated the tragic differences and the conflicts amongst the Native Americans and the white people. In the painting it shows two men dressed in different clothing on different sides of the painting. As you look closely you can tell that the two men are actually just one person. That mysterious man is an assiniboine chief. Located on the left side of the painting, the chief stands so great and proud. He…

Upon first meeting my client, “John Littlebear”, which is not his real name, but I will call him that due to patient privacy laws, I noticed that he had Tribal Insurance, which meant he was from the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Browning, Montana. Therefore, I made sure I familiarized myself with the Blackfeet tribal customs before he arrived at the Sleep Center, ensuring I increased my cultural competency (Comstock et al., 2008). With this in mind, in order for social workers to effectively…

Preservation of the Earth’s land became a developing idea throughout the 1800s. The thought of upholding the natural beauty and resources of the land was sparked through the establishment of Yellowstone National Park within the American West. These new desires had a lasting impact upon the humans and the environment one lived in. In order to achieve these ideas, many barriers had to be overcome to create a system of protecting land and establishing National Parks. Yellowstone National Park was…

The Magic of Montana As I walked through the wild roses and Indian Paintbrushes one early morning in the backwoods, I got caught up in the magic of Montana. At the beginning of this experience, I felt as if I was peaking in my wildlife field experience, but as I continued to work, my eyes were opened to the endless opportunities of life. I realized that this wonderful experience was just raising the bar for my future. I have always been so structured; thinking that I had to finish school before…

A small western town, Libby Montana is known as the land of shiny mountains, originating from loggers and fur traders. Amongst the mountains is a 25-26 million year old volcano that was discovered to be a source of ore. Strip mines soon developed around 1923, providing well paying jobs for the citizens of the sleepy town. Zonolite merged with W.R. Grace and Company, becoming the the biggest employer of the towns men who pride themselves on being hard working and family oriented. These men worked…

Due to the fact that Vowell’s father grew up in a home where he and his siblings were viewed as “puppets and/or slaves” he made sure that his children would be able to freely state their opinions, even if they differed from his own. This suggests that he values independence and he wishes for his children to be confident when expressing their beliefs. Vowell wishes to be a better daughter and she approaches this by first trying to understand her father’s obsession with firearms, starting with…

In Act 1 Scene 1, Helena initially tries to rationalize his attitude towards her by reminding herself that,“Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind,” And despite recognizing that Demetrius’s judgement and perception of her is skewed by his love for Hermia, Helena can’t help but believe that it’s partly true because of the fact that he’s said it countless times to the point that it she feels like there has to be another reason for his attitude towards her. Later on in the play she tells…

Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night Dream brings together different worlds, representing each level of society: powerful politicians, young lovers, workmen, figures from both the city and the spirit world of our dream: beckoning us from the restrictions civilization. Lysander and Hermia concoct the typical young lover’s scheme of eloping to the forest, a place where they will not be controlled by what appears to them the force structure of convention. Shakespeare operates the play within a nature…