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    Southern Methodist University has been my dream university for many years. Achieving admission to this spectacular university was a miracle in itself; however, the cost of attendance is a struggle of itself. Receiving this scholarship would help enable myself to educate my mind at one of the nation’s and state’s best universities. I have lived in Lindale all my life, went to the same church and school, and even lived in the same house, but attending this university would forever shape my life and increase the opportunities and resources available to me. I want the love I have for Lindale Independent School District to transfer to the college of my choice, and that college is Southern Methodist University. I have always been a determined, brightminded individual and have prospered throughout a variety of activities. Organizations such as Lindale Band, Lindale Majorettes, FFA, National Honors Society, and the Senior Legacy Project have allowed for a prosperous, well-rounded education to be available to myself and many others every year. Although starting later than many of my peers, I was determined to achieve amazing things through twirling.…

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    different cultures. As the population of the United States increases, factors such socioeconomic, cultural, and ethnic diversity continue to grow as well. Multiculturalism can be seen in all aspects of life, including university education. With increasing minority populations at colleges across the nation, an education in diversity becomes more important. Promoting an education in diversity in university life and cultural courses not only discourages students from developing disrespectful…

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    times. The third time was because they wanted the house to be the pinnacle of attention and power. They moved it to its final destination spot in front of gate two, so that when the USC alumni returns, the Widney house is the first building that catches their gaze. There is no other building on USC campus that has this luxury as the alumni house. While there are not any anti-rioting measures in either building, USC as an entity has riot protecting measure. It would be counter productive if the…

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    USC’s purchase of Verdugo Hills Hospital Located in the heart of Los Angeles in Southern California lies the home of the USC Trojans. In the year eighteen eighty the city of Los Angeles opened the doors of its first university to a total of fifty three students. USC began its journey in a city just as underdeveloped as the university itself. Since then they have blossomed into a nationally known institution and have graduated hundreds of thousands of students who have gone on to make a huge…

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    He was always in musicals and he sang in church too! Finally, when he was fourteen he bought his own guitar. Technically his first job was at a grocery store, but his mother always made him sing to her on long trips or just on the way to the grocery store. He finally started a band to express his musical abilities. Bryan started writing his own songs at the age of sixteen. Which he still writes a lot of his own songs today! Unfortunately, his brother, Chris, died in a car accident at the age of …

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    John Wesley was a mighty pillar in the Christian church following the Reformation. Though there were many things in which Wesley agreed with other reformers, there were also areas in which Wesley saw a need for change. He saw a need for grace to be expounded upon. One of the things in which John Wesley is probably most known for, and Methodists across the globe would be “Grace”. Wesley believed there to be three components of “Grace” at work in ones life. Those components were: Prevenient Grace,…

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    Oldcastle Precast Mid-Atlantic Group is making change possible by raising donations and volunteering their time at the Allentown Rescue Mission, which aids and feeds the homeless, provides emergency shelter, and offers programs to aid the homeless transition to being productive members of society. These services provide rehabilitation and restoration for people in crisis. On October 15th, 2016, employees from Oldcastle Precast Mid-Atlantic volunteered to help prepare the dinner, assist the…

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    Name__Josie Sembrot_________________________________________ Mission Carnival Wrap-up and Evaluation Answer the following questions in complete sentences and in paragraph format. Answers require thought and, therefore, most questions’ answers will be about a paragraph (5-7 sentences) in length. Please type neatly and edit before you print. (15 points). TURN IN TO GOOGLE CLASSROOM BY THE DUE DATE. Why did we have the Mission Carnival? Why right before Lent and on Mardi Gras? We have…

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    The Southern Methodist University football team broke major NCAA rules over the course of the early eighties. This resulted in the crippling of the program for decades. It all started with the wrongful recruitment of players which landed SMU probation. During the years of 1985 and 1986, several players, including Sean Stopperich and David Stanley, came forward and said that they had received money to play football for SMU. Stanley claimed that he received twenty-five thousand dollars to sign…

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    weakness within a very small, inquisitive and personal church in northern Georgia was not a good combination. When I forced myself to take the initiative in ministry opportunities it always came across as disingenuous. I wanted the spot light but did not want to mix with people. Apart from the stage, I was never told what ministry was really going to be like, and when I found it out the hard way, I had to face my calling head on. The toughest decision I ever made was to resign from First…

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