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Student name: Marlene I Manzano Student Identification number: AC0412071 Course number & title: EN110.6.1 Achieving Academic Excellence Assignment number & title: Writing Assessment: “Why college education is important to me” Introduction A college degree is important to me because is the phase subsequently to a successful and a brighter future when pursuing your dream vocation. I have determined to continue my college degree education to accomplish more financial stability, increasing

moved around a lot, but ended up spending most of their time in northern California. His family moved there when he was eight. Sparks gradated from high school in California in 1984 as Valedictorian. His earlier years were rough. “Because my father was a student until I was nine years old and my mother didn’t work, we weren’t exactly living the high life when I was little, (Sparks).” Sparks was also poor growing up showing he had to work even harder for success. He is a determined person. He went

Love is a romance directed by Shana Feste in 2014 about 17 year-old Jade Butterfield (Gabriella Wilde) who meets and falls in love with a fellow high school student, David Elliot (Alex Pettyfer). Jade wasn’t the average high school student after her brother passed away. She spent all her time with her parents and other brother, Keith Butterfield (Rhys Wakefield). Considering Jade’s dad, Hugh Butterfield (Bruce Greenwood), doesn’t like the young lady she becomes while dating David, there are some troubles

Throughout my junior and senior year of high school I was a part of the Student Athletic Training Team in the Sports Medicine Department of Wakefield High School. To help better understand the injuries we encountered out in the field I enrolled in the Sports Medicine class that was offered by the school. The class was taught by the Head Athletic Trainer who believed in hands on learning, especially for his student trainers. During the duration of the course and my time as a member of the team we

in an article by Robert Macias and David James Rose in Hispanic magazine, Educators in Arlington County Schools in northern Virginia reacted uniquely when faced with the dilemma of not being able to address all of the individual needs of each student. When the unavailability of a teacher, or lack of enough interest in a class made it unrealistic to create a class, they simply connected schools together. They use an innovative program called the Electronic Classroom to broadcast a class and its instructor

in her high school life. Only having a few of friends, she was shy and kept to herself. She met a boy named Jorge in math class, she sat behind her and asked her for help with algebra math problems that he was having difficulties with. She willingly helped him out. He was clever and interesting, wanting to see her outside of school, she accepted. He was a busy guy, she only saw him in math class and occasionally on the weekends. They dated for many years, and were much in love. HIGH SCHOOL DINNER

Sean Campbell is an eighth grader at St. Joseph School in Wakefield who lives in Wakefield with his parents and older sister. He has one pet which is a dog. His dad was the coach for the 2017-2018 7th-8th grade basketball team which is also Sean’s favorite sport. Sean has enjoyed his time at SJS. His favorite class is science because he likes biology. He likes his homeroom and Mrs. Connerty as his homeroom teacher but his favorite things about SJS were the Hawks Basketball team, Math Moves You

subset of AI would be the most enjoyable, so I wanted to get a fair sample of various topics. Two years and two REUs later, I’ve found my main area of interest: computer vision. These research experiences, combined with math research completed during school semesters, have provided a wondrous amount of background knowledge and a great fascination with using science to solve problems and work with others, especially those that are often underrepresented in STEM. Intellectual

When comparing my life to Roxane Gay’s author of Bad Feminist, I know we have a lot of similarities, but a lot of differences. We are similar in the fact that we are alive at the same time, and have seen, and read a lot of the same materials discussed in Bad Feminist, we are both women, and we are both bisexual. We are different in the fact I was born in the nineties while she was born in the seventies, I am white, and she is of Haitian descent, and we both have varying events that have shaped our

Over the course over the summer, I completed 125 hours of volunteer work with the Street Team for the sport athletic market department here at North Carolina State University. Throughout the summer, the summer interns put together a master list of different events throughout the community and university for the other volunteers and me to attend. Each month I would be scheduled to attend different events in which I would promote NC State athletics. It was required that I arrived 30 minutes to an hour