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I'm so hungry, I think to myself. I need money to buy food but I have no money. I need a job for that but i’m only 8, I can’t get a job. At this point I am ready to do anything for food so I walk into a store, take a bag of chips, and walk out. I didn’t even hide it, and I had thought I had gotten away with it until…… “Get back here, you low life son of a-” It was Mr. Clerk store guy He got off because I dart out of his view. After a few minutes he gives up and I sit on a bench and eat my chips

“Why I’m An Aggie” We get to a point in life where we have to make choices for ourselves that may not be what we want but will benefit us the most, which is what I did. I’m an Aggie because it was my best choice, both financially and educationally. Although Texas A&M wasn’t my first choice, after looking more into it and doing more research on it, it began to call my attention. The fact that it had my major, knowing that there is a lot of help around the campus, and the traditions that are known

James S. Gordon’s “I’m not a Depressed or sad man, but the older get, the more often I cry” is primarily an expressive essay with a secondary purpose to persuade the audience that even though we age its ok to be sensitive. Gordon uses the expressive style of writing to show the audience his feelings and thoughts on the subject at hand. While also using the persuasive style to let readers be more open to their feelings instead of being so stoic all the time. Gordon is a Harvard educated psychiatrist

While reading through different non-fiction essays, one that left a great impact on my thoughts was “I’m a Banana and Proud of It” by Wayson Choy. Choy gives his story as a North American citizen with a Chinese background. Families pushed for their children to belong in North America, causing children to be labelled as “Bananas” for being “yellow on the outside and white on the inside” (Choy); a term to describe people in Choy’s generation who assimilated very well into the American culture. Many

In one’s life, events happen every day. At times these events can be good, getting one’s license, birthdays, the birth of first child, but other times they are bad, death of a loved one, tragic accident, or getting a bad grad on a test. The good and happy feeling events are the ones that people would like to remember the most and the bad ones are the ones that people try to forget about. Unfortunately, the worst events are the ones that stick in one’s mind and continue to come back up. Throughout

Communication Edwidge Danticat’s remarkable book, Brother, I’m Dying, engages the audience on a sensational journey on experiencing death in its most sporadic state, but like a Phoenix, life is restored through the next generation of their family. Danticat deals with her communication barriers through understanding her father’s undertones, translating for her uncle, and writing for herself. These coping methods make her writing style unique, but more importantly credible. Edwidge spent the majority

“I Think, Therefore IM” A style of writing is as unique as a fingerprint; no two styles are alike. Writing today is not what it was 100 years ago, throughout the use of technology such as phones, laptops, and various apps; many words have been fabricated and etched into everyday communication. The English language has been modernized and branched out into many different styles of writing. In Jennifer Lee’s article, “I Think, Therefore IM”, the author presents the issue of internet lingua franca

Where I'm From Mona Hosseini I'm from bright blue skies, and bike riding with my friends. Racing to see who can go faster. I'm from raking leaves in the warm Autumn sun, and jumping on the pile with my brother. I'm from swimming in the cold clear water of my pool, with the blazing sun beaming down on my face. I'm from traveling around the world with my family. I'm from a different place, culture, language. From the dirty roads of Iran to the brick roads of Berlin. I'm from the Eiffel Tower

In George Collard’s article “8 reasons I’m against abortion” there is a strong sense of bias in his writing. This is shown through his personal feelings towards the topic, never once mentioning anything that could be positive about this topic. There is a continually growing issue with this topic and has two different opinions and the author is only focusing on the negative and trying to persuade his audience by the way he writes. Collard’s target audience is more focused on young women around the

            A simple summary of I’m Ok-You’re Ok will not give the needed credit that the book and its author deserve. It is a book that one must read to fully or even partially understand it’s meaning and the author’s viewpoint of transactional analysis. The author, Thomas A. Harris M.D., explains in this book the vast amount of experiences that affect the way we live our life from the moment we are born to the second we die. He explains the different