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Welcome to Azurill's "Essay of the Week" series! Every Saturday, I'm going to go and put up a paper of some sort that I wrote on my computer. Oftentimes it'll be a school assignment, but trust me, I make my papers fun :p
Today, I wanted to show you my 2nd music review, this time on an indie album called Merriweather Post Pavilion. I wrote this almost a month ago, but I finally got around to posting it.
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Today, I wanted to show you my 2nd music review, this time on an indie album called Merriweather Post Pavilion. I wrote this almost a month ago, but I finally got around to posting it.
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Hey, guys!
Throughout my life, I've wanted many different jobs. In elementary school, I wanted to be an author, while I idolized videogame design in middle school. Last year, I thought about going into management consulting, since my dad's a Harvard MBA.
Recently, tough, I found out about a way that I can combine all of these jobs together into THE BEST JOB EVER.
First off, I'd go to Harvard and major in marketing, while minoring in creative writing...
Throughout my life, I've wanted many different jobs. In elementary school, I wanted to be an author, while I idolized videogame design in middle school. Last year, I thought about going into management consulting, since my dad's a Harvard MBA.
Recently, tough, I found out about a way that I can combine all of these jobs together into THE BEST JOB EVER.
First off, I'd go to Harvard and major in marketing, while minoring in creative writing...
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Welcome to Azurill's "Essay of the Week" series! Every Saturday, I'm going to go and put up a paper of some sort that I wrote on my computer. Oftentimes it'll be a school assignment, but trust me, I make my papers fun :p
I know that I was a bit late, but I hope that this philosophy (more specifically, a Plato's Republic course) paper I wrote in 8th grade (I'm now in 10th) will be interesting. I certainly had a lot of fun writing it. Keep in mind that it has many religious...
I know that I was a bit late, but I hope that this philosophy (more specifically, a Plato's Republic course) paper I wrote in 8th grade (I'm now in 10th) will be interesting. I certainly had a lot of fun writing it. Keep in mind that it has many religious...
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Hey, guys!
Welcome to Azurill's "Essay of the Week" series! Every Saturday, I'm going to go and put up a paper of some sort that I wrote on my computer. Oftentimes it'll be a school assignment, but trust me, I make my papers fun :p
I'm gonna start off this series today with a review of Tori Amos' Little Earthquakes, which isn't my favorite album, but still one that I like a lot. Youtube links to a few of the tracks are included, including the ...
Welcome to Azurill's "Essay of the Week" series! Every Saturday, I'm going to go and put up a paper of some sort that I wrote on my computer. Oftentimes it'll be a school assignment, but trust me, I make my papers fun :p
I'm gonna start off this series today with a review of Tori Amos' Little Earthquakes, which isn't my favorite album, but still one that I like a lot. Youtube links to a few of the tracks are included, including the ...
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Okay, I tried to type this before, but Firefox reset on me, so I'll try to resubmit it.
So today, George showed me a special project he'd been working on. At it's core, it's a Wiki where you store trivia about given subjects and people. In this prototype, for instance, he had a list of several presidents, where you can go and add little-known facts about them.
Sound generic, right? Well, that's where you're wrong. You see, instead of treating the article as a whole,...
So today, George showed me a special project he'd been working on. At it's core, it's a Wiki where you store trivia about given subjects and people. In this prototype, for instance, he had a list of several presidents, where you can go and add little-known facts about them.
Sound generic, right? Well, that's where you're wrong. You see, instead of treating the article as a whole,...
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