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             As a high school senior, applying for college is a very tedious activity. The same questions are asked over and over again, and the essays seem to be never ending. However, when asked the writer's, question, "What school would you like to attend? ?, I immediately answer Delaware State University. Delaware State has all that I am looking for. Sophomore year, I was awarded with the presidential award for outstanding achievement and academic excellence. Last year, I was nominated for an award in Defense, Intelligence, and Diplomacy from the National Youth Forum of Washington D.C., I would like to pursue a career in law. Delaware State can prepare me for my career in law, because it supplies an excellent learning program for my major Political Science.
             When searching for the right college, it is important that the location and environment is adequate to what the student is looking for. I have found that at Delaware State. Whenever I see myself at college, I envision being surrounded by Plagiarism?, lots of people. I see myself on my own, and learning how to adjust to my new surroundings. Most of all, I see myself enjoying my college life at Delaware State University.
            
            

t have fixed homes or addresses. They also tend to rely completely on peer comradeship, mostly drug users themselves, for the necessary protection. This high degree of in-group solidarity may expose the drug taker to a variety of diseases such as HIV, Hepatitis B and C that could be transmitted from sexual relationships, sharing of needle, malnutrition etc ¦ Such a state of high attitude towards drug use could lead the individual to low commitment to school or work, low self-esteem and poor personality characteristics. Personal hygiene will degenerate and they tend to have low religiosity or no ideologies at all. Their lack of a socio-economic status will make them drift from an odd job to another due to their inconsistencies. Thus they identify themselves within their environment. The drug culture will become their life. Even if they stop using drugs and go through their withdrawal they find it hard to adjust to life without drugs (Stewart, 1987).
             The most dangerous factor that young people face at school is the transition from primary to secondary. This change may create stress and loss of self-esteem on the adolescent due to the fact hat tight relationships with friends and other familiar surroundings are generally lost. Such a drastic change may influence the young person's academic performance, ego and approach to 2989638 writer's interpersonal relationships. To top it all up family and academic staff call for academic achievement. Thu the adolescent tend to rebel and to foster a negative attitude towards the school and cool, its authoritarian system.
             Resiliency factors that can fight such risks are peer warmth, good values and academic achievement. Although friends or peer groups can pressure the individual healthy relationships and choice very informative, strong
            
            

             This picture of my family shows the unity within my family members and I. My family is very important to me, because they are the people I go to when I need advice. I trust them more than anything. What this portrait says about my family, is that despite our differences we still manage to maintain sanity amongst each other. In a first person perspective, we fight often, more than we probably should. My parents are seen as the mediators of the family, especially when my sister and I are not getting along. My family does have flaws. When we work together with our different strengths amongst us, we can get things accomplished. Despite these differences, we can continue to remain unified at the end of the day. They all have different personalities, making them different from each other.
             In this picture, my family and I are smiling together. This is symbolizing a happy family. In reality, my family is not as happy as you would think. Behind the smiling faces, are tongues that speak hurtful words to 2989638 informative each other. We fight a lot when it comes to spending time with one another, as a group. When we try to spend time together, someone ends up criticizing another person and then we all end up fighting about the smallest things. Plagiarism?? We are all wearing blue and white in this picture, because we wanted to be wearing similar colors. We wanted to look as though we were one loving family.
             An olfactory feeling I get with my mom, is the scent of vanilla. Ever since I was little, my mom has had a naturally sweet vanilla scent on her. 2989638 Writer's Very Informative? Her creamy fragrance always reminded me of a factory, that bakes fresh vanilla cakes. Plagiarism?? She smells like a fresh flower; drenched in cream. My mom also has a soothing and nurturing voice. 2989638 Choice Informative? Her pacifying tone, is like hearing a lullaby being sung to an infant. The pitch of her voice is not high or low, but moderate. My mom has a gentle touch; smooth like satin and nurturing like a mothers arms. Her brown lipstick, symbolizes

surviving their families becomes the point of existence. The fortunate may be able to draw support from a supportive adult, and may emerge with fewer difficulties than their brothers and sisters. The majority, however, have to "make do.? Some spend lonely hours in their rooms wishing only to vanish behind the woodwork. 2989638 Writer's Informative? Others attempt to rescue the foundering victims in their middle. When a Child of an Alcoholic's father threatens his family during a drunken rage, he may stand between them, putting himself at great risk. He wins the peace, but only at the cost of the emotional vulnerability he must develop in order to form mutually nurturing relationships. Plagiarism?? Instead, he builds a wall of mortar and brick which protects him from all forms of human touching, no matter how harsh or soft.
             There are many approaches Children of Alcoholics may take to handle their stress. Some, sensing their family's need for relief, provide humor, distraction, anything to attract attention. Ironically, the more attention this child receives the less of him or her anyone sees. Their clown mask sits permanently in place, until even they feel oblivious to their own pain.
            
            

             Joseph Heller the author of Catch-22 says, "The only freedom we really have is
             the freedom to say no." Different people can interpret this quote in many different ways.
             The book Catch -22 is a good example of interpreting this statement, in a way of
             I feel that what Joseph Heller means by his statement is that all choices in life are
             those of "yes" or "no" . When ordered by someone, or something to make a certain choice,
             we can give in and say "yes", or we can stand alone and 2989638 writer's choice very informative, say "no". Basically he is saying we
             can always give in to authority, or we can say "no" and take the consequences.
             The book Catch-22 incorporates this interpretation of that statement very well. This is
             Because the book is a fictional example of someone saying no to authority in different ways. The
             main character Yossarian is the best example of someone saying no to authority in the story.
             Yossarian will not, and does not care about flying bomber missions for cool report the army. Even though
             he says no to the higher ranking officers, the army still finds a way to keep Yossarian in, so in
             return he has to find new ways of saying "no". An example is when Yossarian helps sabotage a
             mission, so that they would not have to fly the next day. This was an example of Yossarian
             rebelling to authority and saying "no" to their orders.
             Another example of Yossarian saying no to 2989638 writer's choice, authority happens all through out the book.
             Yossarian seems to belive that the enemy is trying to kill him. But the army says no one is trying
             to kill Yossarian. Topics? Then why must Yossarian bomb the enemy, if they are not the enemy and are
             not intent on killing him. By stumping authority, and questioning authority, Yossarian is saying
             In conclusion, this book has many good examples of someone saying no to authority. The
             best is from the main character Yossarian. Yossarian does almos
            
            

dices, our human natures somehow implement our need for superiority into our daily judgments. This is especially critical when one person's life is at stake. Facts can then be twisted "any way you like ? (Page 40). It becomes a case of how the facts have been interpreted, but how accurate they are despite what is morally correct.
             "8th Juror: ¦testimony which could put a human being into the electric chair should be that accurate ? (Page 26)
             Personally avoiding interpreting the facts truthfully seems to spell out nothing but error in decision making. This can have catastrophic results in regards to a person's life. Executing someone who is writer's choice very, innocent is a one-way ticket to doom. Once the execution is successful, there is yet another murder to be justified for. As the eighth juror points out;
             "It's happened before that someone's been convicted of murder and executed, and years later someone else has confessed to the crime. ? (Page 29)
             By restricting the report, identities of the Jurors' to the readers, Rose uses them as a representation of society in general. It can be observed that the eighth juror represents the more intellectually advanced part of society who possess empathy. The third juror being strongly prejudic