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“Beta club is not for everyone, it is just for those who want to be leaders.” That is exactly why I want to be a member of the Beta club. I want to be a leader. The Beta club is an opportunity giving program, which will give us the chance to serve others and be around others who are different from us. The Beta club can open up many students’ hearts and convey their dreams to the world.
In the first paragraph of my essay, I give background information about my family. I talk about who it consists of and someone of the struggles that I faced growing up. I end up the paragraph
The World’s Columbian Exposition was among the highest attended events during in 1893. The World’s Fair as it was known to the world, broadcasted various inventions that were deemed revolutionary. America was in the midst of the Gilded Age and Chicago was believed to be an acceptable location for this fair. Chicago was celebrating the four hundred year anniversary of Columbus’ arrival to the Americas and it seemed fitting for an outstanding presentation for middle class Americans and attendees throughout the world. Our research will focus on the importance of the Columbian World’s fair and why it was invested primarily in the northwestern part of the country, Chicago at the end of the Gilded Age, and the middle class of the population
In the iconic words of J.D. Salinger 's cynical protagonist, Holden, "the first thing you 'll probably want to know is where I was born, an what my lousy childhood was like," but my early childhood is but a faint glimmer in my past. Born in a small town in the middle of rural Kazakhstan, my early life was as unmemorable as the place of my hometown. In fact, I remember close to nothing about the first four years of my life, the oldest memory being one of my exploration of a interesting new home unlike any I had ever seen. Four-year-old me had not then realized that not only was the house my family moved into far from home, but I had also somehow traveled halfway across the world. Twelve years later, I presently refer to America as my home,
Who I am, what I am called to do, and why I want to pursue training at the Seattle School is one of the most incredibly, beautiful, daunting, impossible, frustrating, fulfilling, and terrorizing prompts I’ve written on in my 25 years on earth. However, my ego powered me through countless now deleted drafts, convincing I could write the perfect paper. In this mania, I somehow found time a space to reflect. As I wrote and reflected and cried and laughed and panicked and drank unsafe amounts of coffee to come up with the perfect essay, something broke through the mania and helped me somehow manage to loosen my grip on perfection and just write. As my approach relaxed, the Spirit (or the caffeine) began to illuminate a intricately interwoven theme in the fabric that makes up who I am, what I feel called to do, and why I want to train at The Seattle School; Where I come from is inextricably connected to where I’m going.
An Ordinary Person Can Be an Extraordinary Hero A hero can be thought of as a fictional character possessing unrealistic super-powers. However, anyone can be classified as a hero. My hero is my mom.
It would be pretty awesome if I could honestly start this essay with the preceding paragraph. I’d probably have decent chances to earn your scholarship money if that were the case right? Well, I must unfortunately come clean. Most of that paragraph is false. While I did watch the news with my mom and the rest of my family most nights following September 11th, 2001, most nights I did not really comprehend what was happening.
Is it important to see a situation from another person’s point of view. Some will stick to what they think and not think twice about it and others will think it through and test the outcomes. It is very important to see another person’s point of view. This is important because when there is an argument between two people they will both have different opinions and beliefs. One might think guns should be outlawed and another might think guns are for protection.
In this essay I am going to compare and contrast Elizabeth and Darcy’s journey that they had toward each other to my own journey in life. Some of the aspects that I am going to be writing about is the challenges that try to keep people from reaching their journey, people and other tools that help people reach their journey, God’s role in helping people reach their journey and society and its role in helping or hurting people reach their journey. Looking at all of these things I can see that Elizabeth and Darcy’s journey to each other is very different and tougher than my own journey. There are times where my journey is a little similar to Elizabeth and Darcy’s, but in the long run my journey is different than theirs.
A Legendary and Influential Vehicle In the bright lights of the showroom the 1968 Plymouth Roadrunner rolls out onto the elevated platform and roars, while the crowd oohs and aahs at it’s glory. The Roadrunner was known for being tough, durable, and the famous “beep beep” as the horn from the Wile E. and the Road Runner cartoon. Even though this car was known for being based off of a cartoon, it had an intricate engine and some riveting facts, an interesting design, and a certain amount of horsepower that some people can’t catch up to when it was out on the streets. To begin with, the Roadrunner had a very powerful engine filled with gadgets and other appliances that can make it go faster and faster.
Common sense in the public tends to think psychology is just common sense; little appreciation for how wrong common sense often is. Common sense, defined as "sound judgment derived from experience rather than study," is one of the most revered qualities in America. It evokes images of early and simpler times in which industrious men and women built our country into what it is today. People with common sense are seen as reasonable, down to earth, reliable, and practical. But here's the catch.
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