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Your senior year was exciting and definitely scary. The exciting part was learning all of the new subjects in all classes, especially reading new books in english and learning about Microsoft in technology communications. The scary part was the Veterinary Science senior project which was judged by an outside person. But it was also exciting because I was learning about something I wasn’t familiar with and doing plenty of research along with it. Senior year was scary, no, terrifying the closer…

compared to the ones in previous decades. It used to be that company rules were enforced to all and followed by everyone, yet now employers understand the constructs between the types of workers and make accommodations for the creative class. Kipp is an example of an employer who saw just how much emphasis the creative class puts on the individual. In order to truly keep the creative class happy and focuses on work, an employer cannot set rules for every member of the creative class and think…

Freshman year seems like an eternity ago and just yesterday at the same time. It is hard for me to believe that this is my last year in high school. It scares me, but I know I will enjoy my memories from these four years my entire life. Throughout my high school career, I have grown from a light hearted, naive child to a determined, well-rounded young woman. The journey I have taken during high school reminds me in many ways of what my horse has gone through over the past years. She has had a…

Another factor in choosing my college was location. Location wise, Wright State is a little more closer to Findlay than what UC is. Wright State is about an hour and a half drive while UC is around a 2 and a half hour drive. Wright State and UC have a different variety of activities. I saw that a lot of popular singers and writers do a live performance on both…

There isn’t really any gang violence in Findlay Ohio but drive forty-five minutes away to Toledo and there is plenty of it. There was a scene in the movie where Eva’s father was arrested even though he did nothing wrong. There have been many cases where the police will arrest people even though…

Harold Pinter was born in London on 10th October 1930. He spent his childhood in Hackney, a multi-cultural working class neighbourhood in London's East End where mostly Jewish people lived. With the outbreak of World War II in 1939, Pinter was evacuated from the city; he did not return to London until he was fourteen. He recalls: On the day I got back to London, in 1944, I saw the first flying bomb. I was in the street and I saw it come over….There were times when I would open our back door…

Insufficient Support to First-Nations By: Tristan Maybee #200350618 17/11/2014 First-Nation Discrimination in Canada Introduction In today’s modern society there are many minority groups that have faced and currently face racial discrimination. Groups such as the First-Nations face these social problems every day and the government doesn’t provide enough help. These problems however are getting worse and not better, although the government gives millions of dollars and provides…

am now giving a speech at graduation. Most importantly, I met my goal of making my last year one to remember. Now, I have another set of goals to accomplish after graduation. Some of my goals are earning a Bachelor 's degree from the University of Findlay, choosing a major that best suits me and my abilities to help people, working towards earning my Master’s degree, increasing my faith, and making the most out of these next four plus years of college. I have already signed up for classes at UF…

The Chinese Economy in 1500 Similarly to the majority of cultures, the Chinese economy, as well as the Chinese populace, relied heavily on agriculture and livestock. These were invaluable, as they provided those who farmed the land with the means of survival, as well as forming a basis for trade, both inter-regional and international. The Ming dynasty claimed power from the Mongol-backed Yuan in 1368, quickly leaving their mark on the economy, especially the agrarian parts of it. The Ming…

When I was a child, my eldest brother Mr. Mahmud Ullah, Associate Professor, Department of Marketing, University of Dhaka, told me to read lots of books, and to be an inquisitive learner. His speech impressed me a lot, and I spent some of my best days in reading books, especially of literature. I had gone through the texts of the modernist writers, i.e. Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Virginia Woolf, and David Herbert Lawrence as a consequence of my reading. Finding their writings very intriguing…