Usually colleges have their own guidelines when it comes to college essay for admission or personal statements. It depends on what the actual college requires. You should consider that the colleges look at more than just college essays for admission statements; they look at your grades, GPA, class standing, extracurricular activities, and school service before the… Continue

I am so excited about my scout trip to albuquerque.

I have printed out the information I need to get around on the transit system. I need to test it out, to get a sense of how well I can get around until I am able to afford a car after moving to Albuquerque this summer. I did find out they have zip car, so that will help some.

I intend on having my dl by the middle of next month, so I will have some time to get some driving under my belt. I am going to get a zipcar account here and do some car… Continue

December 11, 2008

The Agginitus Disease: A Silent Killer in the Black Community by Alberta Parish

If you’re a black person living in Metro Atlanta, your chances of contracting the new fatal disease known as Agginitus is one hundred times more likely than those who live in surrounding counties outside Metro Atlanta. Unfortunately, only African Americans suffer from this disease. In recent studies, the Agginitus disease has already claimed the lives of three thousand African Americans this year… Continue

December 8, 2008

All Hypocrites, Please Stand Up! by Alberta Parish

There is an annoying problem very pervasive in American society. This problem is something that most other countries hate about America as well as Americans. It is the problem of hypocrisy. Now, breaking it down to a lesser level. The problem that all hypocrites have in common is that they can always see everyone else’s faults, misdeeds, sins, wrongdoing, errors and then highlight them, but when it comes to their own mistakes,… Continue

December 7, 2008

AGGINITUS: Number One Fatal Disease Killing African Americans by Alberta Parish

Today, a new disease known as Agginitus is killing more African Americans than HIV, diabetes, strokes, and heart disease combined. This new disease does not discriminate in age, sex, religion or ideology. It is highly unmerciful, even to African American infants and toddlers. Unfortunately, this disease is only airborne, which makes it ten times more likely to contract only over a short period of t… Continue