College the Most Memorable Time Essay

When I was a child when someone asked me, "What are you going to be when you grow up?" My answer was always, "I am going to be a nurse." When I attended college the first time, my answer became, "I 'm not sure what I want to be." Right out of high school making the decision of what you are going to do for the rest of your life is scary, so I juggled back and forth from teaching and nursing. I eventually decided to take a break for a while until I knew what I needed to do. In the process of the…

A historical figure that I am most inspired by is Margaret Thatcher. She was a trail blazer of her time. She was an opinionated, high spirted woman, who stood by her beliefs. She rivaled her male counterparts and inspired women everywhere to become leaders. Margaret Thatcher should be viewed as an Icon, and society as a whole should be inspired by her accomplishments as a woman. According to Wikipedia, On October 13th 1925, Margaret Hilda Roberts was born in Grantham Lincolnshire,…

“Rags to Riches”. They fought for a better life, and did what they could to care for one another. Lorraine also leaves room for imagination by leaving the ending of the book wide open, unlike fairy tale endings. She centered the drama around three memorable characters and developed the plot around their trials and…

The Teacher Who Believed In Me My most memorable moment, during my early years of school, was my seventh grade English Teacher, Mrs. McCoy. She was by far my favorite teacher ever. She made learning fun and enjoyable due to a very energetic and caring personality. You could tell that she genuinely cared about how well her students did in her class. She always worked with her students that needed extra help with the assignments. And I was definitely one of her students that…

how he noticed that he had a shorter attention span and could not focus on long pieces of writing. He describes the neurological consequences of the internet, and how it is shaping how we read. When we skim articles we do not have a meaningful and memorable experience, we are simply extracting the main points from the text. The article “Is Google Making Us Stupid?” written by Nicholas Carr, is a commentary posing the question: is Google making us stupid?…

of Oklahoma has been around since 1890. It was a university in a state that hadn’t even reached statehood until 1907. Since then, it has enrolled many students who are on their journey to higher education. During World War II enrollment was at all time lows, for good reason of course, but then after the war, they had an almost record breaking enrollment that lasted well into the next…

will affect this most. When Jose Luis Zelaya was just 13 years old in 2000, he immigrated to the United States from Honduras all by himself out of fear of his abusive father. His lone-travel took 45 days, where he illegally crossed into Texas. He was detained for just over 2 months, which he was then released to his mother- a resident of Texas. He is now a doctoral student at Texas A&M, and has released…

she wants. The kind to put others needs first before herself. She’s a very generous person who just wants her loved ones to be happy. Knowing this, I knew interviewing her would get me a lot of information about her and what success is to her. I was most definitely not disappointed with what I got. As the interview began, I wanted to first know about my mom’s career and the path she took to get where she is today. I decide to start with questions about her current job; a nursing supervisor who…

Gurveen Dhillon Character Analysis 1.Who am I? I am Leigh. I am a twenty-one-year-old female. I am also finishing my third year of college and looking forward to my senior year and finally graduating. I’ve got my life pretty much all planned out. My boyfriends name is Jimmy and we are pregnant. My boyfriend Jimmy and I are ready to take a big step in our lives and welcome a new little beating heart that will be coming into our lives very soon. Jimmy and I have been dating for quite a while now…

Tim O’Brien is a critically acclaimed author that is known for his gut-wrenching stories of his time during the Vietnam War. In his award-winning novel The Things They Carried, he explains countless different instances of struggle and strife in the form of numerous short stories. O’Brien was born in Minnesota in 1946. He majored in political science, but was later drafted in 1968 and stayed in Vietnam about 8 months. After the war, he finished graduate school at Harvard and now, at 71, resides…