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    Mt. Hood College Essay

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    college and the city of Gresham. In my lifetime, I always wanted to do something important with my art skills. Since I saw my father’s drawings, I always knew that I had his skill for drawing in some form or shape. Even if he wasn’t there during my childhood. When I was able to go on the internet, I knew the potential of showing my drawings off to the world. I received some success for showing my drawings on…

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    street smarts are people who have situational awareness. His point of view is that any courses or subjects that aren’t showing intellectual should be a choice for students who are interested in those areas. Graff then connects himself using his childhood days where he says that his street smartness helped him shaped his academic skills. Therefore,…

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    The Rise of the Ottoman Empire The Ottoman Empire was one of the largest and longest lasting Empires in history. Its history goes back to Seljuk Turks which was in the 11th century. Seljuk Turks are origins of the Ottoman Empire. Everything started with the Battle of Manzikert. The Battle of Manzikert was decisive a battle between Seljuk Turks and Byzantine Empire on 1071 in Malazgirt, Mus. (a city on the east side of the Turkey) Seljuk Turks defeated Byzantine Empire which allowed the…

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    Coco's Self-Control Theory

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    immediate gratification of desires; criminal acts provide few or meager long-term benefits; and criminal acts are exciting, risky, or thrilling” (Glick. Miller 176). Hirschi states that self-control must be taught or learned during childhood. Also, including one’s childhood “those who have neglectful and ineffectual parents may be; impulsive, insensitive, physical (aggressive), risk-taking, shortsighted, and nonverbal” (Givens 2016). Individuals who lack self-control may also fail in other…

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    based of dreams. Daisy is influenced by wealth and materials. She is used to a flashy lifestyle and being spoiled. Tom is a dominant and aggressive man, he does what he wants because he is powerful and rich. The character whose morality does not change is Nick Carraway. Nick develops as a character but remains unchanged throughout most of the book. Although some people 's moral choices are based off of their upbringing, the characters in The Great Gatsby are influenced through the American Dream…

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    from achieving my goals. Most of my family didn't finish school, or got the chance to start college. If I Lizette Mendoza finish high school and college, I would be the third person in the family to do so. I want to be that third person to make my parents proud. I'm the type of person who will give up when it gets tough. I don't want my family to see me as that failure who gave up. I want them to see me as the person who never gave up. I've been shy my whole life and I hate it. My childhood was…

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    The American Dream The American Dream is a personal thing. Every person’s belief or thought is different from each other’s on what the American Dream should be. What is your American Dream? The J.D. Vance book Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis, he talks about the native values of his upbringing and how they are related to the social problems of his hometown. He was born in August 2, 1984 and grew up in the Rust Belt city of Middletown, Ohio and the Appalachian town of…

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    The boy was in a sense, trapped on earth and he looked to the kites and birds as his way out, his escape from reality. The man doesn’t feel connected to people on earth, but he feels a strong connection to the kites. We don’t know what kind of childhood this boy had, but the reader can assume that something happened to make him lose trust in people. He sees himself flying to the sun as his escape route from the labyrinth of life that he is stuck in (Aquileana np). He doesn’t know what’s up in…

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    Country Some events in life can change your life around. One of the challenges in my life was coming to a new country why? My father who had been in this country over twenty years had talked about arriving in Miami since I was a small kid, but my mom did not want to let me come until I was old enough to formulate my own decisions. But typically I dreamed about visiting new places and be more familiar with my father since he did not be part of my life in my childhood, he visited about three…

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    Disney Movie Up

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    supervision. In a world where expression of self is everything, one should keep one’s mind open towards other people. As accented in the movie, Carl did not see Russell as a companion but more of a nuisance. Eventually Russell in a way help Carl achieve his dream. Do not judge any situation of a person’s life. It just might be exactly what one needs to accomplish a certain goal. By putting ego aside, not only will the significant other grow, but through this growth one can appreciate the…

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