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Leah Minjae Song Analysis
Leah Minjae Song (PAP)

Senior year is like listening to a broken radio that repeats the same phrase over and over again. As an incoming freshman in college, we are still unable to throw this broken radio out. We've been forced to listen to the phrase "How are you going be successful in college?" I believe that everyone has a different definition of being successful in college. For me, being successful in college is keeping up with my grades and living my life to the fullest.
I am the typical straight A student. At the same time, I love learning new materials which ultimately led to taking multiple AP classes throughout high school. Freshman year, I got my first B in AP Human Geo. This event was the whole realization of I'm actually not that
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