The Importance Of A Sorority

Toast for a change has to do with this young girl who joins a sorority and soon finds out it isn’t what she imagined. Getting into a sorority doesn’t seem worth the degrading process, but once it’s all over popularity takes its course. At first hearing it was all totally worth it if she had friends and got into parties for free, but as time goes on she continues to ask herself, is it really worth it? There comes a time when things either need to change or simply be removed. Whether or not she is brave enough to make the decision depends on her. Several individuals don’t have what it takes to shape for something that's right, when facing the so-called “popular people. She will have to do this on her own, like I did. Starting out in a sorority seemed like the way to
My first step is what my church calls “getting good” and this ultimately means that you get good with your life. You stop to think before acting out or you do kind things for those around you during the day. I personally need to get good with thinking before i speak and working on putting more time in with God. In order to do this i need to try harder to think before i make mistakes, and i also need to make time to praise and worship Jesus as much as possible. I know i will work my hardest to do this because it really is time for me to change. Change is a difficult process for several people in Freedom Writers because their decision to change could mean death. As they go on certain decisions are life threatening, but they decided to take the high road. Gangs aren’t in favor of high roads, but in the end the writers find that it doesn't matter what they think. The Freedom Writers are starting to become a group against violence and this is stirring problems up between gangs. In the end they only know what's right for them, so they make this time a time for a