I have two nonacademic conduct warnings. One for noise and the other for alcohol possession. The noise violation happened because my friends and I were being too noisy in my friend JC's dorm. The RA came inside and wrote everyone up. I do not contest this charge because sometimes we did get a little loud. I do believe however that the alcohol possession charge was unwarranted. I was at my friend JC's dorm and the RA on duty heard us playing water pong. She claims that beyond the bouncing of balls that someone shouted out "overshot." I never heard anyone that day say overshot. Although we were playing water pong, the RA assumed it was beer pong and that was the justification for searching the rest of the dorm. When the RA entered the dorm, it
City units were dispatched to a call of a disturbance at 938 Water St., apartment 206. The RP said they did not see the disturbance/argument, but could hear yelling and banging around. The RP said that they went in the hall and could see the front door to the apartment smashed in. The RP also said that the male half is named Gary and owns the Tattoo parlor down stairs around the block. The RP advised that the female half is named Tiara.
My life flashed before my eyes. I knew I couldn’t stop. I froze. I crashed. I woke up. On March 13th 2011, I had an accident. I woke up in a pool of crimson mud and snow, and I could see my right cheek in the corner of my eye. I slid my tongue across my teeth, and cringed in fear as I felt the abnormality inside my mouth: every tooth right of my nose was misshapen, and my front teeth were halfway out of my mouth. I was missing another. I thought God had tried to kill me, and I was irrational. I couldn’t move. I had slid off the ice covered ski path and off into the woods.
You've probably heard of a message in a bottle, but have you ever heard of the "Devils Message"? Probably not because it was a ridiculous game my brother, sister, and I came up with when we were bored. We played this game only a couple times but only when my cousin Maxx came to visit did we decide to record ourselves in the event that something funny would happen. The day started just like any other normal fall day. My cousin Maxx was visiting from Johnstown so we were looking for something to do. All of a sudden Joe got the bright idea to show Maxx Devils Message. We all got dressed and headed out for the swing set.
It’s good to know that she has learned many things from me and I never knew that I am a good supporter because I feel good to be close to those who are feeling depressed and low. However I am happy that I am with Deborah in her hard situations and to know that I played a unique role in her life. Yes as she said I am confident because only if I am confident can I encourage others. I wish she could have mentioned about my achievements till now as she is the person who knows all about me.
the abuse I endured from my parents. I didn’t do too well in school either, I was 8-years old and had no clue what the alphabet was or how to count to 10, I even forgot how to spell my name. Once in a while they would help me with my work, but never too often and always made fun of me. In time, the problem seemed to escalate causing me troubles in school with other students and faculty which forced me being expelled from school. From that point on, there was a lot of tension building at home because of my disorder causing chaos, fighting, arguing with the family all day, everyday. One afternoon after a walk, I came back to realize that almost everything in my room was boxed up. I asked what was going on but all they did was give me
Solid communication skills: Communication have always been one of my strongest skills. I recently took a Business Communication
I was all bruised up and I had my broken glasses in my hand some blood on my nose I was kind of crying but trying to keep inside of me and we were looking at eachother like if we were friends I was really confused like what is happening and my comes and she smiles and says if i'm ok I realized i wasn't in trouble.
I have been in communication with your office over the past few weeks; via phone conversations with Mrs. Butler; who I would like to thank very kindly for always lending a kind ear to hear my words. I spoke to her on yesterday, asking if it was still possible for me to transfer positions within the school system. I posted for a position: Coordinator, CTE Academy; Renaissance @OHS, on Thursday, July 30. I was not certain if I was still able to post for a job; at this late a date. I very candidly expressed to Mrs. Butler my trepidations about returning to Mint Hill. I told her my trust had been broken. I no longer felt as a valued CMS employee, but simply a disposable commodity. I told her I hurt. Yes, my principal contacted me and left
There are not a lot of things I believe in but this indeed is the biggest and the most important belief to me. Personally, Jim Carrey is my favorite actor, he is very successful today, but what a lot of people did not know was that he went through a lot himself. He has ADHD, so as a child he was constantly getting yelled at by teachers to sit down and to quit talking to people. Not only does he have ADHD, but he also has depression; his depression took a toll on him almost every day, but, just by watching his movies you would have never even known. Jim has vanquished his depression and he is personally my role model, he has come so far and he just proves my point that you can go through hell and end up successful.
I immediately shoot the camera’s in the corners with the pistol, and run to the huge oak desk. I throw open the drawers, and rip through the contents: paper, candy, documents. No serum. I scan the room hastily, my eyes landing on a set of heavy oak doors. That's got to be where the serum is; it's the only other closed place in the room. I yank the handles, but they're locked. I hear heavy, loud, fast footsteps running down the hallway. My heart begins to race like a hamster on a wheel, my confidence wavers, and I want to vomit. Rosemary, be brave, the world is depending on you, I tell my self. I shake my head, and swallow, pulling out the tranquilizer gun. I'd prefer to knock the guards out for a good twenty-four hours than to kill them.
I am going to talk about my trouble . I was not outgoing when I was a child . I was not nice to strangers . I was unable to leave their but my mother was trying to make me outgoing person . She was taking me to park to play with children , but I was crying when approaching me one . Then i was entered school and my mother was to go with me in the first days . Then let me go alone
If I could scream something from the rooftops for everyone to listen, it would be never take anything for granted. From the inside jokes I share with my brother to the long life of Grandma Faber to simply doing something you love, I will never take anything, in my life, for granted.
This is an incident that took place when I used to live in Boston in the early 60’s. I was no more than eighteen or nineteen then. I was with two friends of mine and we had been sunbathing in the beach that afternoon. I had been told to get some herring snacks for the party at my house by mother, and the A&P store was a short distance from the beach, so as soon as we were done sunbathing, we went directly the store, in our bathing suits, and we didn’t have any shoes on either !
There seems to be no shortage of ways in the world for humans to honor one another. Government leaders are honored with extravagant ceremonies. On a smaller scale, municipal law enforcement officers are revered in community parades or presentations of medals. People love to honor their friends by bestowing them with meaningful gifts, praising them, or by spending special time with them. Interestingly, when it comes to honoring parents many assume that honor simply equates to obedience. However, a few summers ago I discovered a passage that revolutionized my perspective of honor forever. In it, I discovered that truly honoring my parents included honoring them in my heart and could be not be accomplished through outward obedience alone.
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