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Academic Anxiety – Bitch, please. You’re going to kill it. When those others sorry engineers see that you’re in the class, they will be like “oh shit, there’s Samantha ‘Curve Killer’ Bunke. Crap!” In seriousness, you know you are a dynamite chemist, an adept physicist, and a deft mathematician. You know you belong with the engineers, but not only do you belong, you will also excel. Your academic record is impeccable, and if you ever forget this, remember that you were one of six AP Chemistry students to be exempt from the final (making you at least the second best female chemist in the class, if not the first), remember how surprised Mr. Eastburn was to find out that you did not take AP Biology the previous year, remember how Mrs. Holsey declared that we have mastered the “cool nerd,” and remember how easily you waltzed through your AP Calculus class, a class through which, as you know, many students struggled (I will not list names). Be confident in the solid preparation North has afforded you. In fact, the family that hosted my graduation party (the Bannon family) sent its son to the University of Pittsburgh, and he remarked how insanely prepared he was for the academic workload. Granted, I do not know if he was an engineer, but Council Rock North provided you with a great education, and you are ready for
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I will be the first to say it; Monsieur Cyrano de Bergerac was a proud man, and I mean that in every sense of the word. Now, in some ways, this particular characteristic of his may have been the reason we’re all here today, honoring this fellow man we have all come to know and love. However, I’d like to take the sense of the word in a different light. He was proud, but he had right to be. This man would do anything for those he loved, even if it meant jumping to his imminent death. His skills were far superior to any and every soldier in the royal army, as well as the fact that he won in a battle of hundred men by himself! His ability to think quickly in the face of danger is how he survived every duel he fought, and this is only a single example
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Ladies! Really,in this day in age could this old wise tale really be floating around. By now we all know that men have singular focus, RIGHT? Don't get me wrong they are intelligent beings, but I have yet to meet a man that can read between our cryptic lines. Man want to know if you are interested with little to know effort. I am telling you to enter the bar yelling "Who's taking me home tonight!", all I'm saying is if he shows interest it is okay to let him know yo are just as interested in him. Playing hard to get will sent the wrong message simply because your message will most like be misread!
My dear Count, I write to you this day to inform you of what I have learned of your daughter’s soon to be husband, the Duke. Sir, how long have I been in your employ? over 20 years now? And in this time have I ever not been honest with you, or withheld any information from you? So this day as I tell you of what I have learned of the Duke I hope that you will take it into full consideration.
Once upon a time in Middle Earth in the vale between the misty and the white mountains, there was Rohan, the great kingdom of men. After a dreadful war, in which its king was killed, it was ruled by Eomer the blessed. The people called him that because he managed to restore Rohan to its previous glory and became a rich and fruitful land. Eomer was engaged to be married to you, his beloved for many years. You two were happy together and every day, dreamed of how to make your wedding extravagant for the people.
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Thank you, and welcome Fr. Al, Ms Barreda, friends and family, faculty and staff, and classmates in red. I'm honored to be the salutatorian of the class of 2016, meaning I'm the second highest ranking in the class, but the first to speak instead. And because no one remembers the first speech (so good luck Megan), I’m sure that everyone will walk out of here not remembering anything I said. And UrbanDictionary states that the Salutatorian is: “The less important of two students who have to give a speech on graduation day.”
on the head of a tearful princess, finery over the shoulders of a mother bruised by sorrow,
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