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At the age of six, I embarked on something that would have a profound affect on my life. I joined the Boy Scouts of America. Here, I felt I was becoming a part of something big. I was joining an international community of men and women who dedicate their lives to developing young men into leaders. During my twelfth year as a dedicated scout, I was given the opportunity to demonstrate lasting leadership skills as I am currently in the process of achieving Eagle rank, the highest and most honorable level in the boy scouts. This honor will mark my transition from childhood to adulthood.
“Ding, ding!” My alarm clock rang to the tune of an active fire alarm.. I was preparing myself for the first day of my Eagle Scout project. At the end of my BSA

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