I recall when we were in senior high school and were so excited to get into university. I was ecstatic to be in a different setting, to meet new friends, and to gain new experiences. I realized that high school is an institution where parents and teachers are in charge…
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I just finished a six-month internship at Oracle. My inspiration came from a lot of hard work in my previous schooling to prepare myself for a leadership position in my career path. During this internship, I was entrusted with a variety of accounting tasks. I was able to complete the…
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Disappointment can be seen on certain people’s lips. This is something I discovered through personal experience. Our family has a long-standing tradition of beginning the new year with a well-attended church service. Curiosity drove me to investigate whether the feeling of beginning a new year could be improved by participating…
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Teachers are supposed to train students to be better people in life. As a result, this paper investigates the characteristics of a successful teacher and how they influence the learning process. In many respects, the teacher was inspirational and motivating, which prompted us to believe in him. He made certain…
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The author describes Mrs. Mallard’s reaction to nature as she looks out the open window in the novel. She can see the fluffy clouds and the treetops as she looks out the window. She can scent the approaching rain and hear birds singing in the distance. “She could see in…
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I’d like to explain what it’s like to remember. This is your brain’s potential that you use every day. This is the capacity at the right time to recall, save and retrieve the information required. Memory has no internal production source, it is created from the outside. It is a…
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Emotional Intelligence: My Personal Experience “If you can change your mind, you can change your life,” American philosopher William James once said. A lack of personal self-awareness marked my teenage years. Indeed, as a teenager, I’ve found myself in positions where I’ve had to decide whether or not what I’m…
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Simon Wiesenthal recalls his experience as a concentration camp inmate. He describes the camp’s living conditions, especially an incident in which he was taken to the deathbed of a Nazi SS officer who begged Simon’s forgiveness. Karl, the SS soldier, outlined his atrocities against Jews and begged Simon’s mercy for…
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The aim of this project (II) is to write an inquiry essay and review its structure, writers, audience, and material. Pico Iyer’s post, Living in the Transit Lounge, explores the author’s experience traveling around the world as a lounger. He vividly recounts his life since he was a child, often…
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The Universe is Changing Around Me is a memoir, but it’s a story based on a personal experience. This immediately places the speaker, Dany Laferrière, in the role of a witness who owes it to his audience to narrate and reflect on events that are true and historically verifiable. The…
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Hemingway’s short stories, Soldier’s Home and Big Two-hearted Rivers are epic works of literature that best illustrate modernity. Aspects of sophisticated poetry, subjectivity, and detachment from social structures will be explored through the examination of these two short stories. It is clear that in both novels, war is fundamental to…
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I have to well known that there is a massive difference between the United States and my native country, Philippines in almost everything. From culture, language, the administrative structure, economic, ambition, social and monetary development and the attitudes of Americans towards immigrants. On the positive side, I have appropriate memories…
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