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    the bus for the 8th grade overnight trip.The bus was late by 15 minutes and it felt like an eternity. I was rushing like crazy because the bus came late and I had to wake up super early because i had to get to school at 8:00am. The bus ride to Indian Head Camp took like 2 hours. The bus ride wasn’t bad because I sat with my best friends and we ate snacks that we brought the day before. When we got to the camp it was bigger than we thought at first it looks really boring. When I got off the bus…

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    One Ruptured Helmet, One Intact Head “Are we there yet?” I impatiently asked. “We’ll be there in a matter of minutes. Just make a left turn here,” my Dad yelled. My bike started to turn as I steered my bike handlebars left. In the summer of 2011, my cousins and my family vacationed in Truckee (near Lake Tahoe). My Dad decided to take me on a memorable evening bike ride throughout the forested alpine area. The various conifers began to disappear as my Dad and I rode around a turn…

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    After finishing off Fall and Spring semester, I plan on taking a summer class to get more credits.. I was originally planning on staying at LCC for two years, but once I am done with my summer class, I will transfer to MSU. The reason why I decided to head straight to MSU after finishing…

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    Although written by the same rap artist, Tupac Shakur’s “Dear Mama” and “Hit ‘Em Up” could hardly be more different from each other. Both songs, considered to be Tupac’s most influential for different reasons, showcase a contradiction in the personas he embodies in them. Described as “a moving and eloquent homage to both the murdered rapper's own mother and all mothers struggling to maintain a family in the face of addiction, poverty and societal indifference” by the Library of Congress, “Dear…

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    that goes with the reading we just completed. After going through the whole process and through all the ups and downs it allows for me to give an answer to the question, “Are two heads really better than one?”. Since this project was completed and as the project was very productive I can state that I do believe two heads is better than one. But not every time you work with a group is the assignment you are working on completing better. The trick is to follow many of the things we read out of the…

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    In his book, In Over Our Heads: The Mental Demands of Modern Life, Robert Kegan (1994) introduces his readers to the concept of the “constructive-developmental theory”. This theory is used to help identify and explain an individual’s developmental evolution as a result of their qualitative metacognition and ability to “construct meaning” from irreconcilable differences, perspectives, and experiences leading to a transformational shift in how they see themselves and the world around them. Kegan…

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    connection and atmosphere. William Shakespeare’s Sonnet CXXXVII, Robert Frost’s The Road Not Taken and If Ever The Lid Gets Off Of My Head by Emily Dickinson all portray a small piece of trusts big puzzle. Sonnet CXXXVII illustrates trust in your loved ones. The Road Not Taken describes how trusting yourself can cause all the change. If Ever The Lid Gets Off Of My Head is a great example of trust in the world and to what extent it goes. Stephen Covey once said, “Trust is the glue of life it is…

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    Other Head Is Named Ted”, the author talks about two people, well one person two heads. The story starts the narrator introducing us to himself and his other head, Ted. The narrator talks about how it is a problem that he has another head in which he is seeking removal of, “The doctor says that this is a fixable situation.” The narrator absolutely hates having another head, he bought Ted and iPod so when the two attend doctor appointments, Ted does not hear about the plan to remove his head from…

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    My head was spinning all over the place. It felt like I’ve been punched on my head several times with a brick; I felt consciously blind. I was breathing heavily like I’m gasping for air. I couldn’t move much but hear weird noises echoing repeatedly through my brain, I felt myself moving, shaking back and forth, ‘’Monica! Monica! Can you hear me?’’ I felt myself flat on the floor and I could feel a cold breeze touching my soft delicate skin. Why did he let go of me? Why has it gone silent? I…

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    How did I get my head cut open? It started on a beautiful afternoon. The sun was shining and the weather was hot. It was a good day to be going outside. At the time I was in my babysitter's apartment since that was where I went after school. The apartment was a small 3 room area with a glass table and couches. My friend was a really good friend of mine who I played with a lot. I used to live in Fox Run, the development I had moved from. I had told my sister that I wanted to go outside but she…

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