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    moment, the event I was attending never even crossed my mind, it was more of a burden in my mind than a fun event that I could get a lot out of. For me, this was the quickest and most impactful perspective shift I have ever had. “Uggggg!” We have a project to do. The science fair, over and over I have participated in the science fair. This is the only part that I don’t like about science in school. The ideas pondered for days, weeks on and on building anxiety in my body. Filling my body with a sense

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    My Experience Essay

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    An Experience That Taught You A Lesson Yes, everyone has their stories and their tales and I have mine. Out of the plenty stories that I have experienced and lives through, my elementary experience was are still is, my most memorable and crucial story of my life. It all started like any other kid’s story back in elementary school: woke up, get dropped off, learned something new, get picked up, do homework, sleep, and repeat. For me, it was slightly different and when I mean different, I mean lonely

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    of spending the summer abroad in Hong Kong through UCLA for my college classes. From the beginning, I knew that my goal of this summer abroad was to understand how to work with a culture very different than my own. I would be lying if I stated that I wasn’t a challenge to adjust, but with my patience, understanding, and my desire to succeed, I eventually prevailed. I pushed through my fear of not doing well enough and decided to try my best. The skills I learned in communicating with people whom

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    Religious Autobiography

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    who we will become. My name is Maritza Lopez-Portillo and I will be telling you my personal experience and what brought me to where I am now due to my religion. Throughout my life I have always been a Catholic, but never took much meaning of it into my life, till I was in my junior year of high school. Growing up I was always a Catholic and I would attend mass with both my parents, as well as being put into Catechism classes for my First Communion. At that point of my life I was still young; I

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    present. Dwelling over an event that occurred in the past interferes with the natural order of living in the present. It seems unlikely to even appreciate or enjoy the present if the past and future are what the mind is currently thinking of. The key is to clear the mind of all negative and stressful thoughts that arise about the future or past. Don’t be a Busy Backson

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    Community Blood Drive

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    outside the Claremont Consortium for what it is. However, my worries started to disappear when I learned about Pomona Events Committee and all the innovative and socials events they put on throughout

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    sandpapering the wood, making each one smother than the last, to the time I spent alone with my own thoughts, and to the physical soreness that I felt after cutting through each slab, leaving me tired yet excited for the next piece. It was that physical soreness that I enjoyed the most. That soreness is unlike any other. It is a soreness that stayed with me, returning whenever I would smell that memorable cedar fragrance from the completed bed frame. It gives me satisfaction because I knew that I

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    For the majority of my life, I had lived the way they referred to as “the right” way of living. I did as I was told and dressed how they would have preferred me to. I had also done well in school since the idea of being successful had always been engraved in my head. As a teenager, I never had the opportunity to experience what countless men and women would refer to as “high school experience” since I excessively worried about my grades and any possible way I could improve them. Subsequently, I

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    The-Cask-of-Amontillado is among the more dark stories by Poe as the story’s theme of revenge leads to an atrocious murder of Fortunato. It depicts merciless vengeance as an element of unforgiving punishment as the story’s main character Montresor appears to be offended by his long-time friend Fortunato but does not fully explain the motives that lead him to commit such an act of revenge. “He simply tells us that he has been insulted” (Kirkham, 1987). The story first person view short story is about

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    A Memorable Childhood Event Everyone remembers something from their childhood whether it be bad or good everyone remember something. Most of these memories are good such as meeting your best friend or getting that one toy that you always wanted. Sometimes it is a bad memory because of family or sometime happened to you or to one of your family members. Whatever the case might be everyone remembers something or at least they should remember something. One time when I was little I remember getting

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