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The SAT: Just a Number?
SAT
Yes, these are just only numbers, but are they really? People have gotten anxiety by hearing or seeing a number so little, yet it can have a tremendous impact on one’s “future” as one has been told. Those are numbers that one can get on the Standardized Assessment Test the nation gives out to teens…
Higher Education Is Not Always the Answer
Why is College Important
My family always told me that college is the way to go to be successful in life, and that it will provide myself with skills that will be implemented in my future career and life in general. I was taught this way throughout my life and it soon became my mindset. The mindset in which…
Organizational Behavior. What do I want to do with my MBA degree?
MBA
What do I want to do with my MBA degree? I constantly ask myself this question after I received my acceptance letter from Southern Oregon University (SOU). The answer is quite simple. I want to challenge myself. I want to be more than just a bench work Research Scientist. I want to enter the different…
The Light of Equality: Dredd Scott’s Fight for Freedom
Brown V Board of Education
When Dredd Scott sued for his freedom in 1857, a light shined in a very dark cave, Equality cave. The light might have not reached the end of the cave, which is when Chief Justice Roger B. Taney explained that every black, slave, or free Afro-American is considered not a citizen, therefore they are not…
College Tuition Fees Should Be Equal to University Tuition Fees
College Tuition
What are cegeps? Cegeps are publicly funded educational institutions that provide general and vocational education. They offer two year and three year specialized career programs graduates may pursue further studies at university. There is barely any tuition fees for cegeps, inexpensive fees for all students to cover materials, activities and administrative costs. Therefore students take…
School Violence is a Big Problem
School violence
School shootings have been on the rise and are more prevalent than ever before. ‘In less than 18 years, we have already seen more deaths related to school shootings than in the whole 20th century. One alarming trend is that the overwhelming majority of 21st-century shooters were adolescents, suggesting that it is now easier for…
About The Semester Of English That Keep Up On My Writing Skills
About Me
Learning
As my first school year comes to end, even sooner than I expected due to the pandemic, this assessment provides an opportunity for me to look back at my experiences in this course. It’ll be difficult to explain how much I have grown as a writer, given the circumstances of my writing assignments, but I…
Top Condom Mishaps: Have These Ever Happened to You?
Sex education
You may be wondering: How on earth does one have a condom mishap? All you do is put it on, right? Well, right. But not everyone does it correctly right away. This article will expose many condom mistakes men experience every now and then, so you can be confident that you’ll always be condom-competent and…
Profession of Radiologist
Plans after High School
The radiologist rolled the patient down the long cold hallway. Staring at the ceiling, the patient wondering what was going on. The sound of the MRI machine humming and heat radiating off of it, the patient was in critical condition and in pain. As the doctors read the MRI scan, the MRI tech stays with…
Rhetorical Analysis of “Where I Lived, and What I Lived for” by: Henry David Thoreau
Alliteration
Henry David Thoreau
Rhetorical Analysis of “Where I Lived, and What I Lived For” Through paragraphs 7 and 8, Henry David Thoreau utilizes certain rhetorical strategies to convey his attitude toward life, generally being that he dislikes the impostor way of life in which everyone lives now. His message through this writing of his is that he plans…