US EditionASSIGNMENT TURNED AWARD: Sophomore receives 1st place
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ASSIGNMENT TURNED AWARD: Sophomore receives 1st place
Survivor. It’s the term used by Chapman University’s Annual Holocaust Art and Writing Contest to describe those who lived through the events of the Holocaust. And for sophomore Janiny Maldonado, she selected the survivor testimony of Elly Kam, which she connected with her great-grandmother’s experiences during the Mexican Cristero War in 1926. Her essay, “Carrying What Matters,” discusses how both overcame great difficulties through their hope …
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