Graduation Speech We’ve come to the end of our graduation ceremony‚ as well as our time at Roosevelt. I am honored to speak to you on this very important day. Today marks an end of an era; a turning point in our lives. The years of books‚ plays‚ dances‚ and sports have led to this very moment. The anxiety that has caused such a big impact on our daily lives has made us what we are today. There will be many staggering obstacles that will try and interfere with our progress‚ but we must overcome
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freedom to dare‚ the courage to excel and the belief that we can achieve our best. Together for the last time‚ we stand poised at the very edge of graduation‚ looking towards a bright future. Soon each of us will go forth‚ in his or her unique direction‚ seeking to make a mark upon the world. Our adulthood‚ so long anticipated‚ has now arrived. We have grown up. We must seize our future‚ and taking it into our own hands‚ do with it what we will‚ striving towards excellence
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future that he/she want to be e.g. doctor‚engineer‚own business‚etc.‚so for these achievements they start their education and reach on career and personal goals.According to person to person goals are in two terms one is shot term and another is long term goals.I have my personal goals‚I want to establish my own workshop before that I have to complete my short term goals that is to be a good educated engineer in this field‚so just made a map how to achieve this. There are
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Progress An argumentation prompt styled after Question 3 on the examination for Advanced Placement English Language and Composition (Suggested time – 40 minutes. This question counts as one-third of the total essay section score.) Every day you may make progress. Every step may be fruitful. Yet there will stretch out before you an ever-lengthening‚ ever-ascending‚ ever-improving path. You know you will never get to the end of the journey. But this‚ so far from discouraging‚ only adds to
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“I’ve blamed myself enough for all the mistakes I’ve done during college.” And funny how I said that as though I’m already done with college. To tell you upfront‚ I’m still in college (that should be obvious) but most of my batch-mates are graduating (or have graduated) already. I really thought college was going to be an easy peasy affair. But NO! Hell no. At first it was a delightful experience – everything’s new and seems alright. It actually felt like you’re just in high school. Taking breaks
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Hopes‚ Dreams‚ and Reality Graduation by Maya Angelou is an essay about discrimination. The beginning of this essay reminded me of my own high school graduation. How scared but excited I was to be taking the next step up in my life. I felt like the story paralleled my experiences at the beginning‚ but at the end I had a totally different outlook on this piece of writing. As I got further into the essay‚ I felt that there was nothing about Angelou’s life that I had ever experienced or could relate
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High School Graduation and College Readiness Rates in the United States Jay P. Greene‚ Ph.D. Senior Fellow‚ Manhattan Institute for Policy Research Greg Forster‚ Ph.D. Senior Research Associate‚ Manhattan Institute for Policy Research Funding for this report was provided by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation CCi CENTER FOR CIVIC INNOVATION AT T H E M A N H AT TA N I N S T I T U T E Education Working Paper 3 September 2003 Public High School Graduation and College
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Prohibition was not a noble experiment. Though well-intentioned‚ it was badly applied‚ and had many negative consequences. People suffered in many ways due to its unforeseen effects- people lost their jobs‚ lost money‚ and many even died of alcohol poisoning from tainted products sold on the black market. Prohibition also overcrowded jails and clogged up our justice system with nonviolent offenders- ensuring that violent criminals’ cases wouldn’t be processed with the proper attention to detail and
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“Dear Professor XXX‚ I am a student at XXX College with a major in xxx. I am a junior and will be graduating next May. I have a 4.0 GPA and experience in our college’s summer program in xxx. I am planning to attend graduate school in xxx‚ with a focus on xxx. In one of my classes‚ “xxx‚” which was taught by Professor XXX‚ I had the chance to read your article‚ “xxxx.” I really enjoyed it‚ and it gave me many ideas for my future research. I have been exploring graduate programs where I can
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