Personal Narrative: My Contributions To National Honor Society

My high school requires twenty-five service hours each year of high school in order to graduate, plus an additional fifteen to be involved in National Honor Society. While this may make all of the community services I have participated in sound like a mere school requirement, it is actually the complete opposite of that. Without those school requirements, I am not sure how involved I would be in my community. But due to them, I am always involved in some way.

I am here to vouch for my friend, Jake who has been charged with underage drinking.

Your Honor, I request to represent myself due to the financial in ability to retain an attorney. I plead Guilty to the suspended license charge; I was not aware, and not guilty to the failure to report charge. You’re Honor on August 5th 2014, after getting off work I went to a 7/11 of Newtown Road and Lake Edward Drive. I was simply there to grab a bite to eat. Once I purchased the items, I went to my vehicle the only car in the parking lot of the 7/11 roughly around 3:00am in the morning. Once I became secured in my vehicle seat belt on and ready to head home, I look over both shoulders and rearview mirror before backing out of the parking spot I was in.

Serving back to a country that has allowed me to become the person I am today, is the least I could do in return. As an immigrant from the Dominican Republic, I came to the United States with goals of becoming great and successful. The opportunity that has been offer to me to attend the Naval Academy preparatory is a dream come true. Since a young age, I’ve always being fascinated with planes and the way they carry themselves through the air as if nothing.

Four years of college, a lot of learning, but lost as to my real purpose in life. This was reality in my final semesters of my Baccalaureate program, that is until I signed up for Ceramics I in the Fall of 2013 to curb the curiosity I held for clay since my first tub of air-dry clay at seven years old. After my first month in the ceramics studio under Piero Fenci my childlike wonder and excitement was reawakened. I knew that I had to continue working in and learning everything about this amazing medium.

When I think of the word legacy I think of how I will be remember and what I will leave behind for generations to come. I think of people like Martin Luther King Jr and Gandhi, whose impact changes the lives of many and the world as it was known during that time. I don’t think that my impact will be received on such a big scale like Martin Luther King Jr., Gandhi, and many other but hopefully I will be able to touch the people who were close to me during my lifetime.

Think of what you would think of on your final day of life. Sitting in your hospital bed,

When I first signed up to join the honors program at the university I was fairly nervous. Growing up I was a timid person and my assumption was that I would not fit in a critical thinking course. When I arrived on first day of class I was floored by how excited I was for the class. Throughout the semester the class has become more and more enjoyable with few moments that I did not enjoy. I now have the ability to go home and successfully debate with my parents about some political or social matter (without becoming infuriated and leaving the room).

There are quite a few things I'm proud of that I've accomplished these past few years at Monrovia High School. During Freshman year, I went to Wild Rose Elementary school to help set up for a "camp out at school" kind of event. I spent three hours there setting up tents, helping with games, and putting everything back. I also became the secretary for the Art and Philosophy Club for Freshman and Sophmore year. During Junior year, I helped tutor Freshmen who needed helped with English or Science. I did this for a couple weeks, up to 25 hours. I also became the president of the Art and Philosophy Club at that time. Currently, I am still president of that club and have become a member of the National Honor Society (NHS) and the National Society

I took Engl 131 last quarter and the portfolio that I submitted was my biggest accomplishment in writing. I was very proud with the result because it comprised all my effort from the whole quarter. The portfolio included six essays and explanations for each outcome of the course. It marked my improvement in writing from proving how the essays have been refined in every draft. The essays focused on the topics of audience, genres and rhetorical skills.

At the preschool, I have shared with the young children what it is like attending a higher level school and what obstacles they will have to overcome. I also gave back by helping each class with their science fair projects and prepare their end of the year music performances for their friends and families along with small learning activities. The club I am a member of at my high school gives students the chance to make a real difference while having fun. We ally with community leaders, develop leadership skills, make international connections, and discover more opportunities to associate with Rotary, which is the parent club of

During my eighth grade overnight trip to Boston, I bought a Harvard t-shirt off a sketchy guy near Plymouth Rock. The letters were wonky (the fabric was too rough to be resemble anything remotely high-quality) but I wore the t-shirt everywhere. I had hoped that I would someday wear an official Harvard 2021 shirt, and continue my straight trajectory into a well-paying career and notoriety and a loving husband.

My address would be 1-3-302 WangHaiDaSha, Hebei District, Tianjin, China-300143. In case this is not clear enough, I also attach a picture which I took from the address section of the website.(I have no idea why it did not show on your page) I am not the US right now, and my SEVIS record was set to end on 03/23/16 which was the day I graduated, so I think I should be needing an initial attendance I-20. Moreover, I am wondering do I must get a new visa( I already have a five-year visa) since I am getting a new

I have been thinking about my goals since a long time and here I am in Canada in George Brown College. I never thought I would end up in completely new place, new people and a new culture which has been life changing for me in a good way. I had a clear plan in my mind before enrolling for this course and when I arrived here I could actually implement it.

I have a secret that I have not told people about me. But now seems like the right time for that secret to be known. My secret is that my brother Kyle and I were adopted. Why I have never told anybody is because I can remember everything quite well and when I do, it makes me cry.