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What S.M.I. Means to Me? What does S.M.I. mean to me? S.M.I. is my second home because it’s where I can be myself. I’ve been a student here since kindergarten and I am now in 8th grade. I made new friends here at S.M.I. I like to play basketball and soccer here. I sometimes stay for the girl’s basketball game and support them. I like soccer the best because in my opinion, I’m the best at that sport. I play with my friends at games and practices. I also hang out with my friends at basketball. I’m

attend a university. My parents both migrated to the United States to provide a future for their children. As the eldest in my family, it has always seemed that I was the first one to test- drive this thing we call life. It was my responsibility at a young age to take any opportunity I could get, this includes learning multiple languages, and I promised myself to make a better life for myself and family. At a young age, I took a risk by applying and enrolling at Clayton State University as a dual-enrolled

I have taken and loved a variety of my media classes here at Ball State University. I have taken courses in video production, audio production, news production, copywriting, scriptwriting, newswriting, interviewing, reporting, photography, graphic design, media analysis, and media law. I have really enjoyed getting familiar with all of the different journalism, telecommunications, and news departments at Ball State University, and have aspects of each program that I enjoy. Although many of my classes

The work of Temple Grandin Mary Temple Grandin, also known as Temple Grandin was born August 29th, 1947 in Boston, Massachusetts. When she was younger she was different from the other children and they made that known. They called her a number of name but some are: "Retard" and "Tape recorder". Temple was diagnosed with a form of autism called Asperger's Syndrome, where she had a lack of speech and sensitivity to touch. She has made a change not only for the cattle and pigs but for the slaughterhouses

Emma Herkelman Mr. Bergmann Senior English 28 August 2015 Penn State Women’s Volleyball Six out of the last eight College Volleyball Championships have been won by Penn State volleyball. In those years they have lost a total of twenty-two games. In 2013-2014 there were just five losses (D1 Women’s Volleyball). Not only are they reigning champions, but they are a historically consistent team. Having Micha Hancock, an ESPY nominee for the Best Female Collegiate Athlete two years running, as their setter

My three and a half months of working at the Huron County and Huron Historic Gaol have flown by. Time has gone far too quickly and I cannot believe that my time here has come to a close. I am so grateful for the opportunity I was given to work at the museum and gaol this summer. It has been a learning experience that I will never forget. I began working at the museum and gaol in May. The first month centred on familiarizing myself with the two buildings and gaining and understanding as to how they

It has been five years since the unfolding of Penn State University’s scandal as well as the conviction involving Jerry Sandusky, the ex-assistant football coach. “Sandusky, 73, is pursuing an appeal under the state's Post Conviction Relief Act as he serves a 30- to 60-year prison sentence” (Scolforo, 2017). Apparently Sandusky has filed an appeal to the courts and his appeal lawyers are stating that he did not get fair representation he need during his trial in 2012. “They argue that prosecutors

Stand for State covers a wide range of topics that are extremely important to Penn State and our communities. It covers areas from domestic violence to risky drinking and drug use. For my posters, I tried to really aim towards the college students by trying to find subjects that could be close to home to some people, but because they really aren’t emphasized enough, I chose my topics to help raise awareness for lesser known topics. Specifically, my topics were promoting equality (mainly aiming

airspace. I do not have a lot of experience behind investigating why schools teach more airplanes over helicopters. I have however asked certain Professors at Kent State University as to why. One Professor who will be known as Professor X because I do not believe in saying who the person is without their written consent. I learned that Kent State does not believe that enough students will take the programs if they are offered. That the cost to maintain the helicopters would be to

rushing in and yelling at us to hustle out. When we accumulated out in the hallway I felt a tug on my pant leg and looked down and saw my step-brother and asked him what he wanted. When I woke up today I never thought I would be going to The Ohio State University Medical Center to see my dad. I hollered upstairs where my grandma was and said, “Hurry up please I want to get to school.” After five more minutes of anxiously awaiting, my grandma came down the stairs at the speed that seemed slower than a