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In article “Want to get into college? Learn to fail”(2012) Angel B. Perez is vice president and dean of admission and financial aid at pitzer college in Claremont california. He teaches in the college counseling certification program of the university of california los angeles. He argues that students applying to college are pressured by parents and educators to seem flawless on their application. The students believe the schools are looking for the perfect students. Perez says he spoke to

the field I am willing to learn. I have great leadership and discipline skills as displayed by my membership in the National Honor Society. I also have experience with interacting and communicating with people especially children from working in Claremont Neighborhood Centers, Inc. These skills will help me throughout my nursing career. Nursing will allow me to give back to my community by working at local hospitals or schools. After about five years or so I plan to take my knowledge and experience

Entwistle 1 Colby Entwistle Mr. Carpenter Intro to Wood Tech March 16, 2018 Sam Maloof Sam Maloof was a woodworker and designer who made simple, beautiful furniture. Sam Maloof made beautiful rocking chairs. Sam Maloof’s early life started whenever he was born on January 24, 1916. His later life sadly ended on May 21, 2009 at the age of 93. Sam Maloof was born into a large family in Chino, California. His parents were immigrants from Lebanon. “He learned to speak spanish from a housekeeper

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Hi Allyn, As a high school mathematics teacher, I can relate the issues surround low performances in mathematics. This has been a major concern because students enter high school with huge vacuums and teachers have difficulties filling that void because they must follow the guidelines of the curriculum. From your experience, do community college students have gaps in their mathematical skills? It seems students may be entering college with gaps in their mathematical ability that results in many of

for the track team. Robin's father took an early retirement at age 16. They moved to California where he finished high school. He studied acting at Juilliard School and then enrolled in college. Robin attended and graduated from Marin College and Claremont Men’s College. He began acting

INTRODUCTION: This case involves an unknown suspect cashing a stolen check in violation of PC 476-Forgery. LOSS: • $3011.60 in US Currency. EVIDENCE: • Copy of the cashed check. INVESTIGATION: On 05-13-16 at approximately 1041 hours, I was dispatched to 285 E. Colorado Boulevard regarding a stolen check that was cashed by an unknown suspect. Upon my arrival, I contacted the Office Manager, Witness Toni Rager, who told me the following information in summary: On 01-22-16, the Rusnak

The curriculum and professors at Harvey Mudd will challenge me to push beyond my limits and push me beyond what I am comfortable with. With this challenge, I am sure to be able to learn much more at this college than any other. As one of the few Claremont colleges that are known to focus on STEM, Harvey Mudd is the right college for me. If I were given the choice of where to spend eternity, I’d choose to spend it in a lab. I intend to study biology; it is my passion. I am a curious person who is always

unpredictable qualities of wild nature, an environment that is more likely to make the average person feel like an explorer of uncharted territory than a trip to the neighborhood park would ever make us feel. In the area, Frog Park, located at 5500 Claremont Ave in Oakland, acts a refuge and visual break from the city and freeway around it. The park consists of a main portion than a small walking trail that cuts through a few blocks of the surrounding neighborhood. There is no mistake that this

humans can sometimes be irrational about money. “Dr. Shermer has received his [three degrees;] B.A in psychology from Pepperdine University, M.A in experimental Psychology from California State University and his Ph.D. in the history of science from Claremont Graduate University.” (Michael Shermer). He is also a New York best seller for multiple books, was a professor, has been interviewed for documentaries and television shows, and he regularly writes essays, editorials, and reviews for magazines and