Time horizon

reminded me I have not fulfilled my responsibilities by constantly yelling, “James you’re running out time,” and “All your friends have been accepted.” With college and adulthood on the horizon, I have begun contemplating whether or not I am ready to grow up, furthermore, am I ready live on my own? How will I survive off ramen noodles and frozen pizzas as substance? Time has flown by rapidly, if only I had time to ponder appreciating moments of my adolescence. What if I had a ticket back to my…

The past year I’ve had the opportunity to make multiple improvements in order to strengthen my application for the PTCAS 2017-2018 cycle. I still had one more semester remaining during last year’s application cycle. My goal was to maintain a good GPA and to graduate with an honors reward, which I was able to do by graduation day. One of the main factors I lacked on my application was me prerequisite GPA. I wanted to improve the 2 C’s I received for Chemistry 1 and 2. By improving these grades I…

stinking, forcing you to ponder upon the same. The brain subconsciously filters out information that it considers useless, to keep track of the things that do matter. Our memories evolve with us. What might have been an insignificant moment at a certain time becomes precious later. Memories and emotions are bound to intertwine. We tend to see things as they suit us best. The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend. Our reality is only our perception of things. Researchers at…

Before my meeting, I prepared five questions for my music history professor. I was aware prior she was a performing percussionist and I’ve noticed her passion for music and teaching throughout the month that I’ve attended her class. I based the majority of my five questions on this knowledge and subsequently recorded her responses with my phone. The first of those five being, when did you realize that music held significance in your life? Her response was, “music has been a part of my life for…

The Triumphs of Love, Chastity, and Death and the Triumphs of Fame, Time, and Divinity is an art piece attributed to Girolamo da Cremona circa 1460s show cased at the Denver Art Museum in the American and European section of the art galleria. This medium of art was made through paint with oil on a panel in Italy. This particular painting was based on the 14th century poem, “The Triumphs” by Francesco Petrarch which illustrates two families combined by wedding of the top panel with the bottom…

because plane tickets are insanely expensive. Instead, I see her when I get the chance, and we ‘t cry about how much we don’t cry the whole time about how much we miss each other, we laugh about all the things we did when we were kids. Last time I saw her was over the summer and one night we were laying in bed and she just says, “Hey, remember that one time we went tubing at my uncle's house and we flew off the tube and I landed on top of you and gave you a bloody nose, so we had to go back to…

In regards to a large-scale change initiative that I have been a part of would be when I was hired. Before my employment there was no formal marketing department within Garmin International. There was simply a marketing communication team that did all of the creative work for the company and the engineers. Up until this point the company had operated under this type o direction of a agency working within the building that would do the work. The change in the landscape of the GPS market place…

his leather-bound watch once more, he was late for his 7:05 train to Sydney Central station and mentally urged the elderly man who was his bus driver to stop being such a dawdling individual. It was of upmost important that he make it to the city on time today, he had a major business meeting with the other board members of his company and had therefore decided to adopt a smart looking business suit, with tan shoes and a deep blue jacket which complimented his rather stocky form. Finally, he…

Vision September 29, 2014 Genre: Fiction \\ Technically Science Fiction \\ Fantasy Elements Prologue—Water Lilies Once upon a time, the whole world totally sucked. There was just a little village. With a little tavern (with only one bartender who knew jack-squat), a blacksmith, a general trader with some alchemical ingredients (that he talked about all. the. time.), a mill, and a road. The road was made of regular windswept cobblestone, compacted dirt, and grass, and it was large. Like,…

and life. J. Alfred Prufrock has a hard time finding true love due to the fact that he has no idea what to do with the short amount of time that he has in life. It isn’t until the end that he realizes he’s getting older and he has wasted his life doing nothing for himself. T.S. Eliot uses Literary Devices in “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,” to express the meaning of life by using tone and imagery. T.S. Eliot wonders if he should even ask if he has time to do meaningful things in his life…