Art in the Great Basin
The Great Basin has unique, high-desert art that reflects plants, animals, and natural elements specific to this region, showing how environment shapes culture.
Daisy Macias-Torres
My name is Daisy Macias-Torres, and I am 17 years old. I was born and raised in Reno, Nevada. I moved to Sun Valley when I was in first grade. I have 5 siblings–4 brothers and 1 sister. My home responsibilities are to clean, mostly.
Some things about me are that my favorite movies are the “Twilight” saga, my favorite artist is Daniel Caesar, my favorite food is seafood boil, and my favorite colors are red and pink.
I am currently a senior at Hug High School, and one of my goals to accomplish this school year is to maintain good grades so I can graduate with an advanced diploma.
I play for my school’s softball team, and I’ve been on the team since my freshman year. I play second base and am currently learning to be pitcher. I am also in a CTE class which is JROTC, which I’ve been in all my years of high school.
After high school, I want to become a real estate agent and attend a program so I can get my real estate license and possibly have my own business when I’m older.
Some things about me are that my favorite movies are the “Twilight” saga, my favorite artist is Daniel Caesar, my favorite food is seafood boil, and my favorite colors are red and pink.
I am currently a senior at Hug High School, and one of my goals to accomplish this school year is to maintain good grades so I can graduate with an advanced diploma.
I play for my school’s softball team, and I’ve been on the team since my freshman year. I play second base and am currently learning to be pitcher. I am also in a CTE class which is JROTC, which I’ve been in all my years of high school.
After high school, I want to become a real estate agent and attend a program so I can get my real estate license and possibly have my own business when I’m older.
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