Creative Assignment Analysis

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Throughout my entire sophomore year at Collegiate High School, I feel as if my most creative assignment was creating a personal symbol. On April 8, 2016 during Stress-Free Friday, we had to answer questions about ourselves that we most likely had not thought of before. These questions included topics such as your personal life, your family life, and what you have been taught over the years. While looking back on these questions, I realized a plethora of people are credited with helping me grow up and teaching me life lessons. These questions brought to light just how important these people are, for they built up my personality. Without them, I am sure I would be a different person today. When first looking at the blank sheet of paper in front

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