Julian Pullo Research Paper

I am Julian Pullo. I was born in Boston and after visiting it in 2009, I made it my mission to return when I grew up. I was astounded by the weather, urban setting, stores, and all the things to do overall. Another passion of mine is math. I’ve always been good at math but I never realised just how good I was until I took both Geometry and Algebra 2 Honors in the 10th grade and got over 100% in each class. These two passions are what drew me to the movie Good Will Hunting. Not only was this movie a cocktail of all my passions, the character Will Hunting felt relatable. Before high school, I had wicked bad grades because I couldn’t focus and I didn’t trust medication to help. But after overcoming my stubbornness for trying medication, I was able to get on Concerta (a stimulant medication to help me focus) and start high school with a fresh start and use my potential to get good grades. I draw a parallel between my
I figured with my math skills, I could learn how. While I didn’t learn how to write a generating function for walks i to j, a function for one specific node to another, or why there are only ten different homeomorphically irreducible trees for ten nodes, I did learn how to write an adjacency matrix, matrix for a number of step-walks, and how to draw homeomorphically irreducible trees of any number of nodes. This experience taught me that what I can do is only limited to what I can learn. While I love math, I don’t just sit around doing math in my free time waiting until I’m old enough to move to Boston. I have other passions that I spend time on. For example, I’m also passionate about retro games. I collect retro games because I like how they’re more diverse, shorter, and generally cheaper than current games. I have also been in a club at my school called Game Club since the 10th grade. There, we discuss and play video games of all