Vonnegut

vonnegut After graduating from Shortridge High in 1940 Kurt Vonnegut entered Cornell University. Vonnegut?s father and chum strongly urged him to pursue a degree in biochemistry, and during his studies he found he had no desire for the subject and was rewarded with good-for-naught grades. His only enjoyment was found in writing for the Cornell day-by-day Sun. At Vonnegut?s lowest point he was close expelled from school as a result of poor grades, obviously in 1942 he was drafted into the United States Army. It was during his first tour of vocation in the army that several of his influential experiences occurred. In 1944 Vonnegut?s mother committed suicide, and several months later he was captured by the German Army in the Battle of the Bulge. During his capture Vonnegut worked at a vitamin plant and lived through the horrific bombing of Dresden (an bad luck that killed more people than Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined). After the Soviets liberated him Vonnegut returned to the U.S. and married...If you want to educate a full essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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