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Some Challenges of Being Deaf (1466 words, 3 pages)

Almost everyone is born with five senses. Although, if one is missing one of those senses they are automatically labeled as disabled. A sense that one could lack would be the sense to hear. With the lack of this sense, one loses different abilities to express themselves, communicate with others, ... Read More

Being a Pilot (271 words, 1 pages)

Flying is for the people who love to explore and have fun.I became interested in flying because of my grandpa. When I was younger he used to tell me all about his flying experiences when he was a pilot in the air force. Not only that but he also used ... Read More

Being The Bengal From Life of Pie (1632 words, 5 pages)

I havent talked about my adventure with Pi they always asked him. I have no problem speaking on the matter, but you can believe what you want. Im a Bengal tiger that was born and raised in the Assam rainforest with my family. I had a normal life living with ... Read More

Being a Tutor (2157 words, 7 pages)

I started tutoring Jose when he was just 5 years old. His mom had told him that he must listen, and obey me if he didnt there would be consequences, like not being able to play his psp like he normally does. At first it seemed like a routine he ... Read More

Being the Oldest Child (4244 words, 12 pages)

In high school I did not ask to go anywhere that wasn't "school-related" I was the oldest child so I had to carry the responsibility of taking care of my four younger siblings. I knew the answer would always be no. Either that or the no would come before the ... Read More

Being Like my Sister (597 words, 2 pages)

My whole life my mother has wanted me to be like my sister, Cathy. Cathy went to Sacred Heart so I went to Sacred Heart, Cathy graduated from Central Catholic and now I am graduating from Central Catholic. Usually a mothers goal is to have their children raises exactly how ... Read More

Being Asian in School (590 words, 2 pages)

It was 730 am, the first day of senior year. I waited patiently as theteacher took attendance. Jin'' the teacher called. Which one?'' the girl next to me asked. Jin Wei'' the teacher responded. Oh that's me I'm here'' I called out. Whatever happened to my parents saying my name ... Read More

A Comparative Analysis of It’s Hard Enough Being Me and the Harmful Myth of Asian Superiority (564 words, 2 pages)

Each ethnic group in the united states goes through different thingsjust because of their culture. No matter where they live, they're going toexperience different types of things. Being latina living in the united states isnot as common as lost races, being known as the minority of the country. While beingAsain ... Read More

Being Friends with Boys and Girls (1186 words, 4 pages)

Few days ago, I was looking through old pictures of me before I came tothe U.S. One photo particularly caught my eyes, a picture of my Chinesefriends and me in a karaoke place because they threw a surprise partyfor me before I left China. There were equally amount of girls ... Read More

Analysis of the Perks of Being a Wallflower (681 words, 2 pages)

The Perks of Being a Wallflower does a great job impersonating the life of an adolescent in his high school life through letters. Charlie, the main character, has suffer a great loss when he was in middle school of a close friend, and since the beginning of his high school ... Read More

Effects of Being a Gambling Addict (366 words, 1 pages)

Gambling is an entertainment where money may be lost. Gambling is a serious addiction and it can damage the person. Gambling addict can impact on peoples home life, work environment and also their capacity to be a good parent. Gambling addict often has goal characterises like chasing losses. Trading to ... Read More

What Being a Woman Means to Me (1757 words, 5 pages)

Being a female is more than important to me, it is who I am and themeaning behind many of my actions as a human being. It states inDifference Matters that gender refers to cultural norms of femininityand masculinity. In current popular usage, the word gender encompassesboth biological and socio-cultural aspects ... Read More

The Perks of Being Famous (1017 words, 3 pages)

When I grow up I want to be famous, I would tell my mother. Honestly, what little kid does not wish for stardom? I know when I was young I wanted to be a singer and dancer. I could not sing if my life depended on it, nor was I ... Read More

Paralyzed: Effects of Being Drunk (1418 words, 2 pages)

A tingling feeling run up my fingers, all i can hear is rushingfootsteps and the annoying beeping sound a tow truck makes whenreversing, i open my eyes and the heavy beam of a hospital light hits melike the sizzling sun. As usual i have walk Hayden home cause likealways after ... Read More

Confucius: The Human Being (1212 words, 3 pages)

An initial observation of The Analects may be one that notes theinformal tone of the text. This informality stems from theconversational style in which Master Confucius' disciples recorded histeachings. The disciples' observations of their Master allow the readerto be able to obtain a more thorough image of Confucius of not ... Read More

An Analysis of Mark Van Doren’s Essay The Joy of Being Serious (652 words, 2 pages)

Have you ever thought about being serious as a joyful thing? In The Joy of Being Serious by Mark Van Doren, he convinces us just that. It was such an exciting piece to read because the author teaches us about being happy and being serious, school, teachers, education, and many ... Read More

Being Individual and Influence of Social Authority (416 words, 1 pages)

Each person is individual, each maintain their own life personally and publicly. Whether its what they decide what clothes to put on in the morning, or whether they decide to do the right thing for publicity or just because its the right thing to do, no person is exactly alike. ... Read More

Human Being Memory (675 words, 3 pages)

The information that is to be memorized for this specific job is a set of nine numbers, 511161210. These numbers need to be encoded into a computer every thirty minutes, for example, submit the numbers at 1230 and 1300 and continue until the end of the eight hour shift. This ... Read More

The Great Comedy in the Play The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde (933 words, 4 pages)

In the play, The Importance of Being Earnest, by Irish writer and poet, Oscar Wilde (1854-1900), expresses a comic vision of the human condition by deliberately distorting reality and having most of the characters behave as if that vision were all but universal. Although written in 1894, the play was ... Read More

An Admirable Trait: Being Friendly (714 words, 2 pages)

When I moved to Arizona I found that people were not friendly with each other. I would waive to people and they would look at me like I had the plague. I feel that being friendly is an admirable trait. My mother in law sets many examples of friendliness. My ... Read More

The Importance of Being Optimistic and Believing in Ourselves (353 words, 1 pages)

The practice of day dreaming seems to fade away when we get older andmature. Why? Aren't our imaginations supposedly more sanctified to theprecepts of maturation? Day dreaming is where who we are or at least ourperception of who we are and who we can become collide. Somewhere,someone, something told us ... Read More

Being an Apple Tree (556 words, 2 pages)

You would think being me, an Apple Tree, would be boring but if you have seen what Ive seen you would change your mind immediately. I was born around 40 years ago in Cavendish, Vermont living to see so many beautiful things. About ten years I first got to see ... Read More

The Social Construct of Being Muslim: Defining the Difference (1752 words, 6 pages)

AbstractThis paper explores the definition of being Muslim. Muslim or Islam is a religion not a race however, the American media has portrayed all Muslims as terrorists who inadvertently caused all problems within the United States today. The anti-Muslim propaganda really began to take hold after the terrorist attack on ... Read More

Being Crowned Homecoming King (931 words, 3 pages)

Nervously thinking I was not going to be crown king had my stomach in mythroat. Impatiently waiting for the game the only thing that ran throughmy head hoped I would hear my name be announced for king. Pacing backand forth as if I had a sun burn on my butt, ... Read More

Being a Gentleman: What Does It Entail? (851 words, 4 pages)

You are sitting in a lovely restaurant. Dim candlelight and soft music is playing elegantly in the background, creating a sensual ambience. Across the table, looking at you is the most beautiful woman you have had the opportunity to take out on a date. Her tantalizing perfume is soft. All ... Read More

The Weakness of Humanity in Being Too Helpful and Trusting (466 words, 2 pages)

In our society, one learns that it is not always smart to be too nice to everyone they meet. People who are too nice often learn from life experiences not to be so kind after people have taken advantage of them. Kindness can become a weakness in ones life. A ... Read More

Strength from Being Paralyzed (983 words, 2 pages)

The last step I ever took was on the 24th April 2004 as I pushed awayfrom a rockface to begin an abseil.Between then and now I've spent my life trying to create a synergybetween being paralysed from the waist down and an indefatigable desirefor freedom and adventure. It's now been ... Read More

No One Deserves Being Bullied (240 words, 1 pages)

In high schools around the world there is always a bullied this person is normally someone that has been bullied in the past. You just dont wake up one day and think Im going to go and bully somebody. Bullies pick on their prey because it makes them feel good. ... Read More