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When you are enrolled in the same school district with the same classmates and the same buildings for all of your life, you begin to crave diversity. I have been surrounded by brilliant people who have influenced me to become the person that I am today and have been supported by my school district that constantly builds me up, and for that I am appreciative. Consequently, all of the qualities that my hometown instilled in me have prepared me for something extraordinary. The Craft Academy is an immense step for not only my career, but to the people closest to me. As much as my family and friends would yearn for me to stay home, they have encouraged me to pursue whatever I put my mind to. My mother’s words to my sister as she left for college

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