- The New York Times
On Monday, September 02, 2013, The New York Times publishes a brief
article discussing an interesting journey. Andy Newman writes, via Associated
Press, about U.S endurance swimmer Diana Nyad. Nyad was not only the first
person, but a woman, who took on the challenge of being the first to swim from
Cuba to Florida without the assistance of a shark cage. Staring from Havana, Cuba
on Saturday, Nyad successfully completed her journey on Monday after swimming a
110 mile route, within fifty three hours. People cheered her on, at the shores
of Key West Beach in Florida as she arrived, concluding her long, exhausting
trip. Nyad became visible in a sunburned and dazed appearance, with swollen
lips as the ambulance rushed her to the hospital. After her journey Nyad told supporters
they should never ever give up.
This article is important because it
allows one to see what type of interesting things people all around the world
occupy themselves with. This also shows the reader how people challenge
themselves, to be a better version of who they are. Most importantly, this
article teaches the audience to give it their all and never give up no matter
how difficult the challenge may be.
On Monday, September 02, 2013, The New York Times publishes a brief article discussing an interesting journey. Andy Newman writes, via Associated Press, about U.S endurance swimmer Diana Nyad. Nyad was not only the first person, but a woman, who took on the challenge of being the first to swim from Cuba to Florida without the assistance of a shark cage. Staring from Havana, Cuba on Saturday, Nyad successfully completed her journey on Monday after swimming a 110 mile route, within fifty three hours. People cheered her on, at the shores of Key West Beach in Florida as she arrived, concluding her long, exhausting trip. Nyad became visible in a sunburned and dazed appearance, with swollen lips as the ambulance rushed her to the hospital. After her journey Nyad told supporters they should never ever give up.
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