The Essence of Man

First, I would let my roommate know what I have a problem with. I would respectfully address each of his habits and ask that he make adjustments so that we may coexist peacefully and productively. I would make sure to tell him that I am willing to compromise. If that did not work I would have a second, more serious, discussion with my roommate. I would tell him that his habits are causing a serious problem for me and that there needs to be an immediate solution. At this point I would alert the faculty advisor in my dorm of my issue and keep him updated. If worst came to worst, I would not let my Andover experience be ruined by a roommate. I would let the faculty advisor in my dorm know that I could no longer put up with my roommate and ask to be relocated to another room or dorm.
It would be titled “The Hard Life”. The book would be an autobiographical novel that mirrors my own life. It would be the story of a young boy who came from a poor town in Ecuador. His parents would bring him to America to better his education. While he tries to work hard, he is often tempted by the challenges in his neighborhood, such as drugs and gang activity. Despite his struggles, he would pull through because of his determination. He would wait until the opportunity arose and then he would seize it. The novel would be an underdog story and could serve as an inspiration for children everywhere.
It would be titled “The Hard Life”. The book would be an autobiographical novel that mirrors my own life. It would be the story of a young boy who came from a poor town in Ecuador. His parents would bring him to America to better his education. While he tries to work hard, he is often tempted by the challenges in his neighborhood, such as drugs and gang activity. Despite his struggles, he would pull through because of his determination. He would wait until the opportunity arose and then he would seize it. The novel would be an underdog story and could serve as an inspiration for children