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    Meaning of Being Educated

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    The Meaning of Being an Educated Person Being educated is one of the most important attribute a person can have. However‚ there is a difference between being educated from experience and being educated from readings and schoolwork. Though being knowledgeable through experience allows a person to be thought of as well-rounded‚ the basics of his or her own rights and abilities are often overlooked. Not too many people can recite all of their rights and capabilities and be able to explain them

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    Title: The Perks of Being a Wallflower Author: Stephen Chbosky Extended written text: Novel In The Perks of Being a Wallflower‚ some of the characters in this text judge Charlie’s muteness as him being socially awkward and a freak and does not see it as the way of him coping with his sense of personal responsibility of a disturbin family secret that he has repressed for his entire life. Although to be completely honest I labsolutely loved the supporting characters for being there and supporting

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    Being an outsider is not an easy thing and that is proven almost everyday in some way. An outsider comes in all shapes‚ and forms no matter the location whether it is school‚ home‚ work‚ etc. an outsider faces the constant day to day struggle of trying to fit in with their surroundings. In the novel “The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao” written by Junot Díaz‚ the effects- mentally‚ physically‚ and emotionally- of outsiderness can be seen in many ways. In his novel Díaz shows how different things

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    The Importance Of Being On Time Time is one of the utmost valuable entities that we have while we’re alive. We need time to develop our personal characteristics and talent‚ understanding relationships. Nothing becomes instantaneous‚ nor is it happenstance when it comes to understanding the importance of time. Everything in life requires time...from simply eating a meal to driving to a remote destination to developing a career. It is only thorough time that we are able to mature and develop

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    Being Thankful Essay

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    “When asked if my cup is half-full or half-empty‚ my only response is that I am thankful that I have a cup.” - Anonymous. Being thankful is vital part of being a good human being to those around you. When you are thankful‚ you show how you appreciate what those around you have done to help you. I am thankful for my grandparents‚ family‚ and school. Grandparents are like a treat to have. For example‚ they cook us delicious food when we visit. Grandparents are the ones who make mouthwatering chicken

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    Being a State Trooper

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    Being A Tennessee State Trooper My name is Julia Troxell and I live in Algood‚ TN. I have been a Tennessee State Trooper for the past five years. I serve the sixth district which includes Putnam county and fourteen surrounding counties. The county I primarily work in is Putnam on the midnight shift. The job is very stressful yet rewarding. From a very young age I always knew I wanted to be involved with law enforcement. I chose the highway patrol because in my eyes they are the elite. They are no

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    Being Bilingual Essay

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    where education is the utmost priority. Since childhood I was surrounded by books that my parent valued so much. In one of these books I came across the quote by Aristotle "the roots of education are bitter‚ but the fruit is sweet". Being a child of Western Ukrainian immigrants I came as a first grader to this country with no knowledge of English. I have learned that the roots of education are truly bitter‚ as my parents did not make it easy for me. While my parents were mastering their

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    Well Being and Retierment

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    Adult’s Well Being and Retirement Ever since young hard workers start out in their fields most of them have one common goal: reaching retirement. Whenever young workers start their journey in the corporate world it is a major concern to figure out how many years it will take for them to retire‚ their 401k and many other benefits. Ultimately‚ people worry about everything before retirement and they start planning things ahead of time to fall right into retirement. What happens once retirement kicks

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    What Is Being Energized

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    First‚ being energized every day at work is a quality when working with children because children have more fun. For example‚ The Garden started at eleven am. The staff always starts with the Jam Session what we call the first part of the day. Jam Session is where we get the children hype as the staff calls it. If I have no energy‚ and I am sitting down watching‚ the children will most likely do the same. Children feed off of my energy. Also‚ it makes the children feel comfortable. Many children

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    The Perks of Being a Wallflower This modern‚ coming-of-age novel written by Stephen Chbosky follows the teenage life of a new freshman named Charlie. Through his letters to a mysterious stranger‚ readers follow his typical and not-so-typical experiences as he learns about friendship‚ relationships‚ sexuality‚ drugs‚ and everything that teenagers are often faced with growing up. Charlie gives insight into the non-glamorous life of a so-called “wallflower”. The use of “Point of View” in this novel

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