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    concentrations. With his passion for agriculture and education, Bailey worked to promote his knowledge through different crowd personalities in hopes to spread the important information with all people of any social group. While talking about the importance of education, especially higher education, Bailey once said, “We must say to every man that our first love is steadfast, our hopes are high, and our enthusiasm is great. Our hearts are so full that we must celebrate.” His dedication to expressing his discoveries was expressed through his writings, education career, movements he sparked, societies, and even during his retirement. Bailey was a very accomplished…

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    high school, I have excelled in my science courses and enjoyed doing so. They always made me think harder and encouraged me to dive deeper into the information. I really believe I could make a lifestyle out of learning the sciences and one day have a career based upon this information. That is why I have chosen Biological Sciences as my major. The summer following my junior year, I was given the opportunity to attend an organization called Camp Neuro. The camp was a week long, held at the…

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    The Posse Foundation has changed my life in many ways. Ever since I received an email saying that I was nominated for the Posse scholarship, I have started thinking about college and what career I want to pursue. I chose five Posse colleges or universities that I’m interested in. The five colleges/universities that I believe would best fit for me are Cornell University, Trinity College, Pomona College, University of Michigan, and University of Wisconsin- Madison. I believe Cornell University…

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    Sustainability on campus of Cornell University Introduction Sustainability is a process defining a system remain diverse and productive. Sustainability in campus is becoming a modern topic, more and more university campus aims to reach and maintain a sustainable campus. Universities’ campus is a dynamic system allows resource in such as electricity, water, natural gas and allow their associated waste out. In order to make campus a greener place to study and live, Cornell University has committed…

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    Some educators have seen the light. Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) has started an initiative to add Art education to STEM, thereby making STEAM. Some schools say the A is for Agriculture, but the trend is towards Art in STEM education. On the other hand, STEM, with or without liberal arts integrated, is not all that it’s cracked up to be. There are so many things that make a liberal arts education more important and beneficial than a STEM education. For example, liberal arts aren’t…

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    Language Awareness: Readings for College Writers. Ed. Paul Eschholz, Alfred Rosa, and Virginia Clark. 10th Ed. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin 's, 2009. 573-82. Print. In Called Home, author Barbara Kingsolver writes about our urban and suburban society’s disconnection from nature. Our lifestyles have driven us to separate ourselves from farming because we have thought it more important to focus on other values such as academics. This focus or lack thereof is damaging us because food, isn’t as safe…

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    in Photoshop to identify locations that would benefit the greatest from the development of a wall of trees which would block an undesirable view. After presenting this research at a science fair, I continued forward in partnership with a local non-profit…

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    When the 20th century started, life started to change and improve, and public education was one of the many things that started to improve and become popular. Education was almost null and void before the start of the century. Since jobs did not require any amount of education, there were no real need for schools. The turning point for education came around 1877-1917. During this time, education was part of America’s focus point to try and improve attendance, graduation rates, and curriculums of…

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    According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 2013, it was estimated that the cost of raising a child until the age of 18 (not including the cost of college) was just over $245,000 for an average middle-class couple (http://money.cnn.com/2014/08/18/pf/child-cost/). This stress is even more prominent in families of low income or single parent families. For example, statistically it has been shown that around 40% of all first time marriages will end in divorce. In a majority of divorce cases…

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    According to census, 16%-17% of women will go through their child-bearing years without being pregnant, and 20% of women are expected in their 30’s to remain childless (pg.315). Arguably, this trend will continue to rise as many Millennials ‘wait longer to have kids to receive degrees and work toward financial stability. Although many may view that those who do not have children as having regrets and being unhappy, however that is simply not the case. A report from Princeton University and Stony…

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