· Mt. Elgon National Park is well known for its rich
deposits of herds of elephants.
· I enjoyed my bondage with the family and especially
with their mule, Jake.
· The book was very entertaining, even though it was
about a dull subject, World War II.
· I would love to attend a college where the foundation
was built upon women.
· The worst experience that I have probably ever had to
go through emotionally was when other members of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of
Animals) and I went to Pennsylvania for their annual pigeon shooting.
· He was a modest man with an unbelievable ego.
· Scuba One members are volunteers, but that never stops
them from trying to save someone’s life.
· Hemingway includes no modern terminology in A
Farewell to Arms. This, of course, is due to that fact that it was not written
recently.
· I am proud to be able to say that I have sustained
from the use of drugs, alcohol and tobacco products.
· I’ve been a strong advocate of the abomination of
drunk driving.
· If Homer’s primary view of mortal life could be
expressed in a word it would be this: life is fleeting.
· Such things as divorces, separations, and annulments
greatly reduce the need for adultery to be committed.
· It is rewarding to hear when some of these prisoners I
have fought for are released, yet triumphant when others are executed.
· Playing the saxophone lets me develop technique and
skill which will help me in the future, since I would like to become a doctor.
· However, many students would not be able to emerge
from the same situation unscrewed.
· I look at each stage as a challenge, and an adventure,
and as another experience on my step ladder of life.
· “Bare your cross,” something I have heard
all my life.
· There was one man in particular who caught my
attention. He was a tiny man with ridiculously features all of which, with the exception
of his nose, seemed to drown in the mass of the delicate transparent pinkish flesh that
cascaded from his forehead and flowed over the collar of his tuxedo and the edge of his
bow tie.
· Take Wordsworth, for example; every one of his words
is worth a hundred words.
· For almost all involved in these stories, premature
burial has had a negative effect on their lives.
· I know that as we age, we tend to forget the
bricklayers of our lives.
· I would like to see my own ignorance wither into
enlightenment.
· Another activity I take personally is my church Youth
Group.
· The outdoors is two dimensional, challenging my
physical and mental capabilities.
· Going to school in your wonderfully gothic setting
would be an exciting challenge.
· My mother worked hard to provide me with whatever I
needed in my life, a good home, a fairly stale family and a wonderful education.
· I hope to provide in turn, a self motivated,
confident, and capable individual to add to the reputation of Vasser University whose name
stands up for itself. [Note: the correct spelling is Vassar].
· Filled with Victorian furniture and beautiful antique
fixtures, even at that age I was amazed.
· They eagerly and happily took our bags, welcomed us in
English, and quickly drove us out of the airport.
· Do I shake the hand that has always bitten me?
· In the spring, people were literally exploding
outside.
· Freedom of speech is the ointment which sets us free.
· I first was exposed through a friend who attends
[school].
· As an extra, we even saw Elizabeth Taylor’s home,
which had a bridge attaching it to the hoe across the street.
· Under Activities: Volunteer
(Retarded totor)
· Name of Activity: Cook and serve
homeless
· On a transcript: AP Engllish
· Misspelled abbreviation on another
transcript: COMP CRAP (computer graphics)
· Handwritten on an interview form under
Academic Interests:
Writting.
