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    Important Time in My Life

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    There comes a time in our lives where we all have to face important decisions and challenges maybe taking examinations or starting a new job. For me‚ going to secondary school was an important time and was a big challenge. This can be a stressful and nerve racking experience for any eleven year old‚ unlike most of the people that started my school I didn’t know many people from my previous primary school‚ so they already had foundations and memories and did not really have to make new friends as

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    Life at Catherine Hall: I started my middle school years confused of what I wanted to be.Lucky through exploratories and other career based classes.When I was in Catherine Hall I was in student home Greenfields with the Johnsons. Activities I did that helped me get ready for highschool was football and soccer and it taught me to have strong characteristics and I knew that those features were needed growing up in most jobs. I had relationships with music teachers that helped me get on the road to

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    When I first started reading this book I was unsure of how well I could relate or even like this story. All I could think of was when my husband always says‚ “quit hem hawing around”. Although‚ I was wrong. About the middle of the story I realized that although it sounds childish‚ it was made to be meek and comprehensible‚ therefore I could place tons of cheese in numerous areas of my life. As much as I believed I loathed change and do not do well with change‚ I was again mistaken. I look

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    We Didn T Have Today

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    Have you ever wondered‚ what our world would be like if we didn’t have anything like what we didn’t have now? Imagine if we didn’t have phones or food or freedom; there is more than one gift in my generation. Freedom is one of my gifts. Freedom started on July 4‚ 1776‚ when John Hancock signed the paper for our freedom. If we didn’t have the freedom we have today‚ wouldn’t have the stuff we have today like guns‚ Bibles‚ Christian schools. There is a lot more stuff we wouldn’t have‚ but that would

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    Would you have ever learned to stand up? How about learn to walk‚ trying to keep your balance at the age of 1 or learn talking? (How difficult and challenging is that?) And how about learning to count at least up to 10? From then on‚ would you have learned your operational signs? (+‚-‚ׂ÷). Would you have learned your time tables‚ the time‚ dates‚ being able to read the calendar? Try thinking of how you would have built your knowledge of Factorisation Methods‚ Surds‚ Exponents- and now‚ you are

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    Were the sixties better than what we have in this world today? In the sixties many great things happened such as rock and roll music that promoted love and peace‚ the civil rights movement‚ and the first man in space. Although some people may say that modern day is better because people are more accepting of different ethnicities and cultures. But‚ in the sixties people changed the way they thought of other people. The 1960’s were a better time and place for multiple reasons. One reason why the

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    On the off chance that I asked "Why do we have to wash up?" the answer would most likely be something about keeping great real cleanliness. Indeed‚ the response to "Why do we have to ruminate?" would be fundamentally the same as in nature. Basically‚ ruminating helps one keep great mental and otherworldly cleanliness. It’s disapproved of in our general public to go out into open reaking of bacterial smells. Why? Mostly in light of the fact that its truly difficult to center when the individual

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    Is there a necessity for marriage in this time and age? A marriage is arguably losing its appeal as claimed by many. It is now likely to become one of the lifestyle choices. Cohabitation too‚ although once considered as a “testing ground” for future marriage‚ leads to unstable marital status in the long term. Factors which contribute to the failure of marriages are lack of commitment‚ value change and emancipitation of women. Marriage is an important institution of society‚ whether in the past

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    Hard time in my life

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    her?” As I sat there beside a hospital bed holding my grandma’s cold hands‚ I knew the time had come. This was the moment we were all running from but eventually it had caught us up. Then in the blink of an eye it was over… My grandma had been battling lung cancer for most of the time I can remember. Certainly for most of my child hood. She was a very strong and stubborn women‚ luckily for me‚ I didn’t not have to witness chemotherapy; the hair loss‚ vomiting and all the other countless side effects

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    Why Do We Have College

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    introduces three theories that concern today’s college education in the article “Live and Learn: Why we need college”‚ found in The New Yorker. As a former Ivy League professor‚ Menand was never questioned about what he was teaching his students. But while teaching at a public university‚ he was shocked after a number of students continued to ask him questions such as “Why did we have to read this book?” The interesting question allowed him to create three theories that explain different views of

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