Hello everyone! I hope everyone has a wonderful rest of the semester and a lovely winter break.
Just a little more about me, I went to Catalina Magnet High School and one of my favorite memories from that time was taking the bus home. Sure waiting was a pain, especially in the hot sun, but riding the bus was so relaxing to me because it allowed me to clear my mind and just listen to my music. Another tidbit from my life, I originally came to Pima to be a veterinary technician but quickly changed my mind shortly after completing my prerequisite courses. During that time my favorite classes were probably math and chemistry, which is odd because those were my least favorite classes in high school. I would love to work for a magazine once I graduate, and although I talk about moving far away from Arizona passionately and frequently Tucson has begun to grow on me.
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I have briefly worked in retail, and I did enjoy it. I liked the work I did and one of my supervisors was very friendly, plus getting to the mall early in the morning before the crowds was almost like having it all to myself, a dream come true! As for my professional career, I’ve already taken steps to “get my foot in the door.” I’m currently assembling a professional portfolio, I plant to volunteer at events relating to the advertising industry, and I plan to seek in internship in my desired field very soon once I get some of the software required downloaded on my personal computer. Fingers
David McCullough, in his Wellesley High School Commencement Address, utilizes imagery to convey to his audience that each individual possesses the same common potential. While addressing the graduating class of 2012, McCullough makes a point to emphasize how unexceptional the students are. By bringing to light the fact that the students are all wearing the same “ceremonial costume…shapeless, uniform, one-size-fits-all” (McCullough 1), he illustrates the conformity of the crowd. By depicting the cap and gown, McCullough demonstrates that each student at the ceremony are at the same level.
Hello my fellow classmates, my name is Kelsie Dessent. When I 'm not living in my dorm at Husson University, I live in Fairfield, Maine with my family. I have my very own dog, that is a Yorkie Shitzu, and his name is Rico. Rico is my absolute best friend. As a freshman here at Husson, my major is Health Sciences with a Pre-Med track.
This September I will be going off to high school. I will be attending Monsignor Farrell High School in Staten Island. I can’t wait to go to high school and take a big step toward adulthood. I expect a lot of things will happen in high school and I am looking forward to it.
I had the opportunity to skip the eighth grade and move right into my freshman year of high school. Throughout my high school career, I have taken as many honors and Advanced Placement courses as possible. In each of these courses, I received high marks in class and on the tests. While attending Florida Atlantic University, I plan to pursue studies in architecture and design. While my ultimate goal is to achieve a Masters in Architecture, I am also a writer and will continue to perfect my craft.
Come to Pennsylvania! With religious freedom and civil liberty, we’re second to none. We don’t embellish slavery but instead, peace. In addition, each land owner has the right to vote. We have a representative assembly, to portray the citizens needs.
"Right here, this was it" Jonathan says. He points to a regular looking tree. "That 's what you said about the last three" Mike says. "I know, but this has to be it.
Marching band; copious amounts of people scoff at the sound of those words. I often hear students commenting on how easy marching band is, how we don’t train like the football players do. At Anderson High School, that’s not the case, the marching band trains for just as long. As a band of over 125 individuals, it takes determination, pride, and confidence to achieve the goals we have set forth to accomplish. As a leader of the saxophone section, I know what it’s like to face failure, to overcome and turn it into success and to march on with confidence.
While still in high school, my favorite subjects were always creative or hands on. My favorite class was ceramics. I enjoyed it because it gave me an opprutunity to do something thoughtful,
Greetings parents, teachers, friends, PTA, and fellow classmates. Today, I welcome you to join us as we celebrate graduation day at Lopatcong Middle school. Well class of 2018, we made it. Was there ever really any doubt?! Maybe sometimes, but here we are.
I am truly honored to be considered for being a part of The national honor Society. Being a part of this organization has been a goal for me since I first knew about what it was, and how it does great things for the community. I am inspired when I hear the great actions it national honor Society has done and I hope to be a part of this admirable organization. I feel I am qualified to be a part of this organization because of my dedication and hard work. Every day I follow the same routine.
Lone Star High School is a location where students can feel secure and have many opportunities to showcase their skills and leadership qualities. Our campus is built upon five figurative pillars; Integrity, Strength, Stewardship, Loyalty and Perseverance. These pillars are what make us the admirable school that we are today. I believe everyone of our students must have these five qualities in order to ensure success now and later on in the future. As a student I believe that for one to have integrity they must show signs of righteous ethical morals.
I am honored and humbled for this great opportunity to address this joint meeting of the Congress of the United States. Honorable Speaker, Vice-President, and members of congress, I am truly privileged to stand here on behalf of my Hispanic, and immigrant brothers and sisters, who stand as an important pillar of this nation’s economy and prosperity. A year ago, I was living in one of the most dangerous countries of the world, devastated by the hands of poverty and delinquency, and torn with the materialized selfish thoughts and avarice of corrupt political leaders. A country where the struggle of survival is an everyday challenge. It was a year ago that I lived in a nation in which opportunities for socioeconomic progress are scarce, and were the idea of safety is forever perpetuated as a
Wow, what a great and accomplished 4 years it’s been for us. Heck, it’s been an accomplished 10 years for us. It’s been a wild ride, and as it’s almost time for me to put down my bat and put away my glove, I have some thanking to do. So, thank you for everything, for everything you’ve taught me and everything you’ve made me learn through the game of softball. In my high school softball career, I have learned many valuable things from you.
To put it rather simply, I love reading and writing. In addition, I started my life with a love of science, and during my first years at the SOJC, a community college in Santa Rosa, CA I studied chemistry, biology, and mathematics. Several years into my studies, I took a break. I built and raced motorcycles while teaching martial arts in Santa Barbara.
In the speech “Steve Jobs Commencement Address to Stanford University, Class of 2005” , Apple CEO Steve Jobs provides his audience with personal experiences and the rough periods he went through in his early years before founding apple that helped him succeed. With the use of his stories Jobs creates a character that prevails through obstacles and manages to achieve his goals, which inspires his audience to look up to him and show that failure is sometimes necessary to succeed. At the beginning of his speech, Steve Jobs begins describing his life with a series of stories that helped him reach his success, this helps Jobs create ethos because his audience will understand the hardships he went through to be where he is today, instead of just thinking of Jobs as the founder of Apple and not really knowing about the struggles he had to go through.