Zoe Leland's Ideas

Brian started to think about his future. Brian has his mind set on Bellarmine already. He looked toward college and already knows that he wants to go somewhere in Southern California. Chapman and LMU are at the top of his list. After college, he fantasizes about being in the entertainment business. He has his hopes on being an actor or a youtuber, and moving to Bora Bora with all of his riches. However, No matter what happens in the future, he will always live by the most valuable lessons he has learned: family first and live life to the fullest.

Alexandra Robbins follows many students who strive to be the best, but her findings show some of those students eventually become very stressed and their sanity falls victim to their overwhelming work while in pursuit of their perfect future. Julie, portrayed as the superstar, participates in many extracurricular activities in order to receive acceptance into the college of her dreams. “Her class schedule consisted of 5 AP classes followed by an hour-long thrice-weekly environmental education internship at a natural science museum. At 2:30 each day, she returned to school for cross country practice.” Julie’s busy schedule displays her desire to ‘build up’ her resume for college to seem

Hard-working students dedicated to their work succumb to stress and panic when the pressure of college and the need to do well intensifies. For Nayla Kidd, who grew up under a household which valued education, this was a nightmarish reality. While in college, Kidd’s mother obtained both a doctorate in toxicology at MIT as well as a masters in public health from Johns Hopkins (Svrluga). From the start, the pressure was on for Nayla, and her family reputation was on the line. On top of maintaining amazing grades, “Nayla Kidd ran track and did horseback riding in high school… she taught a popular belly dancing class at Columbia--[and] loves to DJ” (Svrluga). Her extensive resume reveals her true love for

When asked about her time so far at UM she stated, “I don’t like it here. I just don’t like school and I think the people here are too different then back home.” Further expressing a concern that she feels very isolated while at UM, a contribution to Sarah’s poor grades may derive from the fact that she was too preoccupied with adjusting to an environment that is so new to her that it is a shock. The oddity of Sarah’s comment though is that she has already built strong relationships with many people at the university, including her roommate. Sarah states her roommate is most influential in making her feel as if she is not alone as she is always there to talk to and comfort her. This scenario is not uncommon among many college students, but it is especially prevalent among first generation college students because of the strong ties to family that are often seen with these type of students.

“I hope that everyone, especially women, know that they have the power to achieve their greatest desires. With hard work, the power of supportive friendships, and believing in your own capabilities above all external judgment, anything you can imagine will come true. STEM is for everyone. Never let anyone tell you that you can’t do something.” She walked off the stage towards Scarlett and her family, tears running down their faces. The future she dreamt of was falling into place, and she was surrounded by the people who helped her get

With most summer romances follows heartache. As for Noah and Allison, their fairytale love weren’t excluded. When the summer ended, Allison had to return back home, leaving Noah behind. With heartache comes conflict, according to the movie, Allison and Noah got into a huge fight before she left, which ultimately lead them regretting the whole disagreement. Nicolas Sparks, captured this moment perfectly,

In the beginning of the book, Zoë Royster is a very independent girl who throughout her whole life had to take care of herself because her mother never took the job of a parent seriously and had a sickness. Until she moved in with her Uncle Henry, Zoë was always by herself. After moving in, she found that she had many similarities to her uncle; they are both short tempered, impulsive, moody, and according to Uncle Henry, they have the same feet. This causes Zoë to grow more attached to her Uncle Henry, leaving her independent spirit. As the story keeps going, it's Thanksgiving, and Zoë sees hunters chasing after the white deer she sees in the northern woods sometimes when she goes to he secret cabin in the woods. She runs after the hunters

Ferrin went to college at the age of 18. It was a very encouraging experience for her she enjoyed taking the courses she took. College changed her life because now that she has a science background it helps her be able to work in a lab or have any job that has to do with science. The one thing she disapproved about college was that UW was way too big and the professors didn't talk to one on one with the students and you couldn’t really make friends. "If I could go back to college I wouldn't change anything because I was very happy with what I did and how I ended up." After graduating TCC in 2003, she graduated UW in 2006, and lastly UPS in 2007 she was working at jack n box as a cashier. Also a hydrologic technician and was a science teacher at Jason Lee Middle School for nine years. She ended up at Mount Tahoma because she wanted to try something new and teach high school. "I am really enjoying working here.” One of her life quotes are "If you have love you have

Yet in the end they both realize they can’t go on without each other next to their

She was a straight A’s student and in the beginning of her college career she study chemistry but she switch to art then came European history ,and architectural history.She earned her degree.

Bethany Hamilton is a brave leader, who has faced many challenges, and left a legacy to her home town. When the shark attack had occurred. Bethany knew she would have a wide variety of challenges to face. Some of which were, cutting vegetables, tying her hair up, putting her bathing suit on, and playing her ukulele. Although, that did not stop her from surfing. She overcame those challenges, and showed to never give up. Bethany Hamilton has to have the most strongest personality, I have ever seen. She has left a legacy saying, it's ok to be different. Even though, bad things have in life. That was god's plans for us were and we need to accept them. With that being said, if we want to give up we shouldn't, because we need to be ourselves. No

At the age of twelve, most students in the Palo Alto school district decide which language they want to study, and most of the time, they unwillingly add it to their seventh grade course list. But not for Zoe Douglas, who has an uncommon passion for language that has been lost among students in recent years..

Equally important to Sandra’s idea, many modern people adopt a joking attitude towards wellness; this attitude causes more and more health issues. For example, there is a new trend called “dad bod” that is describing males who are out of shape. Recently many obese males post their nude upper bodies on social media without ashamed feeling, since lots of women “like” those photos. Apparently lots of women are into this male’s plump shape and this shape becomes a sign that you love your body. I cannot deny that many people think this is a good circumstance because people do not need to worry about what they see on the scales. However, this thought is too superficial. There is nothing bad that people can be confidence, but the problem is people

Zoe has obviously been well cared for by her father, the judge, and Mrs. Peyton, who treated her as her own daughter. But love is obviously acquainted with ownership. I think Mrs. Peyton loved her because she thinks that she owns her. There is an interesting moment in the play when Mrs. Peyton asks her to do something, and she says that she is not a slave. Also, when Zoe finds out that she was actually a slave, was also a very interesting moment of discovery. Zoe never noticed any difference between her and the others because she lived in the house with the judge and Mrs. Peyton, as did Pete. And because they lived in the house, maybe they looked down on the rest of the slaves. The difference between house slaves and outside slaves extends

Zöe’s inherent need to exploit humanity stems from experiences of exploitation herself. When she was introduced to the public, her “scary” appearance was used by wealthy patrons as a deterrent for robbery. In addition her horrendous outwardly appearance was used as a ploy for attraction to haunted houses. After I let her out into the public, she was ceaselessly mocked,bullied, and laughed at. Her personality, like mine, is quite stoic, but eventually the constant As such, Zöe saw her only way to get ahead as using her extreme acuity at manipulation. First Zöe used her reputation and intelligence to gain trust, and she then mentioned that she was starting a hedge fund. Once the target party expressed interest she would would propose they try her out