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My Ability To Participate In Club Sports
I am just ONE girl in my sorority supporting our philanthropy. I am just ONE student who participates in club sports. I am just ONE volunteer of the Big Brother Big Sister program. I am just ONE of many students who plan events on campus. I am just ONE student on Saint Joseph’s University’s Dean’s List. Although there are many students that I can easily be compared to, I have spent my time striving to make the most of my involvement. I have lived my life by the Abraham Lincoln quote, “In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.” This quote was written as my role model’s final journal entry: Lacey Gallagher. Lacey passed away, nine years ago, in a car accident the evening of senior prom. Lacey was an
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