Sentences with phrase «in rural north»

She then became a third - grade teacher with Teach for America in rural North Carolina.

From a «five star gas station» to a leading music venue, some old cotton mills in rural North Carolina are becoming a hub of a new economy.

So, although I'd put money on gloomy scales getting more common in rural North Carolina over the next several decades, I wouldn't yet say how much more common.

She was born in Utah but has spent most of her life in rural North Carolina.

Living now in rural North Carolina, the hegemony of the motor car is ever more apparent to me.

By the time Albers landed in rural North Carolina to teach at the then - fledgling institution, she had already begun to revolutionize her medium of weaving.

Though often associated with Japanese pop culture, anime and manga, his work is greatly influenced by the post-war Japan and growing up in the rural north of the country, reading illustrated children's books and listening to Western music from the radio of a nearby military base.

Born in rural North Carolina, Williams moved to New York with his family as a youth.

This new documentary about black teenagers fighting to stay afloat in rural North Carolina maintains the urgent, socially - engaged tradition of Kartemquin Films (Hoop Dreams).

Born in 1942, Williams remembers quilting in rural North Carolina, and his next series took him to near monochrome built from cross-hatching.

HABERSHAM COUNTY, Ga. — It was 5:00 on a Wednesday night in a rural north Georgia county.

With kennels situated in rural North Herefordshire and a network of foster carers, this charity has been rescuing stray and abandoned dogs since 2001.

In that trial, two PETA employees were convicted of dumping dead animals in a rural North Carolina trash dumpster.

Suruluna learned of a dog, Juliet, in rural North Carolina who was stricken with a terrible case of mange.

Animal Life Rescue in rural North Carolina desired to improve the conditions for its cats and kittens while they are in rescue.

As a child raised in rural North Florida during the 1970s, PBS (Public Broadcasting System) was a staple of my TV viewing.

Anna keeps to herself in rural North Carolina, raising her younger brother and never dreaming she might not be human.

When Allison Bennett is brutally murdered in rural North Carolina, six children are left

Growing up in rural North Carolina in the 1930s, 10 - year - old Jim Glass has no father but he's guided by the love of his mother and uncles.

Holly began her teaching career in 2008 in rural North Carolina as a Teach For America corps member.

Lisa Philip reports on a mobile dentist clinic that treats low - income students in rural North Carolina.

She worked for KIPP Foundation in San Francisco and then created the college counseling program at KIPP's second high school in rural North Carolina.

He taught middle school in rural North Carolina for four years through Teach For America, back when it wasn't so hard to get into TFA (1996 - 2000).

Because of the small size of many rural districts, launching innovative programs such as early - college initiatives in rural North Carolina or efforts to expand access to Advanced Placement courses in rural Tennessee is «impossible,» he added.

He taught high school English in rural North Carolina as a Teach For America corps member and worked for Andersen Consulting and Sprint PCS prior to his teaching experience.

«Now we're killing jobs» in rural North Carolina.

She spent four years teaching in rural North Carolina.

Cox, a four - year Teach for America corps member in rural North Carolina, also worked for TFA in South Carolina as director of teacher leadership development.

Harding's first job with TFA, however, was teaching in rural North Carolina, an experience which opened her eyes in ways she couldn't have imagined.

After teaching high school social studies in rural North Carolina, I shifted my focus in education to an international realm and developed teach training material in Haiti.

Letters to a Pre-Scientist (LPS) is a science penpal program that started in 2010 as a collaboration between 6th grade science teacher in rural North Carolina and a chemistry graduate student at UC Berkeley.

Once settled together back in rural North Carolina, their relationship changes.

She lives in rural North Yorkshire with her husband and business partner Philip, two daughters Eska and Leanora and three dogs.

Failure to gain the trust and approval of residents in rural North and South Dakota doomed the start of a $ 35 million project that would have drilled a borehole 5 kilometers beneath the prairie into crystalline basement rock.

Amy Reimann was an interior designer working on a house Earnhardt was building in rural North Carolina.

She had studied music in Cologne in the late 1920s under Walter Braunfels, and Braunfels's daughter, who had become her closest friend, came to live with us in rural North Yorkshire for extended periods in the 1950s.

He lives in rural North Carolina with his wife and children.

He set many works in the rural north of his native Michigan, including the detective novels «The Great Leader» and «The Big Seven,» and used Nebraska as the backdrop for one of his most acclaimed works, «Dalva.»

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For instance, studying the cooking and wardrobe habits of Indian mothers - in - law and daughters - in - law helped Lindstrom and his team make recommendations for how to design the packaging of a breakfast cereal and understanding the isolation of rural and suburban North Carolinians trapped in a car - centric culture sparked his recommendation that a local grocery store chain should double down on its feeling of community by emphasizing its homey roast chicken offering.

There has been a total of 83 rural hospital closures in the United States from January 2010 to January 2018, according to the North Carolina Rural Health Research Program, a group which tracks rural hospital closures across the courural hospital closures in the United States from January 2010 to January 2018, according to the North Carolina Rural Health Research Program, a group which tracks rural hospital closures across the couRural Health Research Program, a group which tracks rural hospital closures across the courural hospital closures across the country.

«North Dakotans know it has become more difficult to get a mortgage or a loan because of the red tape small financial institutions face, especially in rural areas,» Heitkamp said.

Richardson acknowledged the generous contributions of NDP members and supporters from every constituency across the province; in Medicine Hat, Red Deer, Lethbridge, Calgary and Edmonton; from smaller communities in central and rural Alberta and the north; from Albertans with big hearts and enormous pride in the focused work of 54 New Democrat MLAs.

Several weeks of jungle adventure followed as the pair made their way north through hazardous terrain in a desperate bid to reach the coast and freedom, often relying upon the hospitality of the rural people they met on their way.

communitygarden.org Maybe you don't have time to cultivate your own plant bed, but there are about 18,000 community gardens in urban, suburban and rural areas throughout North America.

Thank you - as an avid reader and featurer of your cartoons and insights in worship... (and you translate well to a rural Methodist Church in North Yorkshire, England)....

The Church of North India stretches across two - thirds of our country and ninety - seven percent of its members live in rural areas.

If the dominant North American Christian community is really interested in responding to the cry of Latin America, it should start taking notice of brothers and sisters in the ghettos of our cities and the ranchos of our rural communities.

However, in the rural areas in the northeast and the north, there is a totally different world where people suffer from economic deprivation and environmental destruction - in other words, all kinds of human rights violations.

Based in Newark, Texas, a rural community 25 miles north of Fort Worth, Eagle Mountain is copastored by Copeland's daughter, Terri Copeland Pearsons, and soninlaw, George Pearsons.

But in reality, I didn't know how one might make the leap from rural North Carolina to a job as an astronaut.