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The average college student is full of writing, reading books, researching materials, and taking classes. The academy would be rather bland if it were to be. In addition to demanding classes, many students maintain relationships, prepare meals and do housework duties, handle family obligations, and other personal responsibilities.

This can be both a fun and stress-free time in one's life. There is pressure to get good grades, to fit new people, and to manage the many freedoms that accompany college life. If all this is not enough, it varies from semester to semester.

transitions and changes that come with the territory of the country. A college student must be able to move outside of the comfort zone.

I learned the importance of being involved in extracurricular activities at school a long time ago. First of all it was hard for me because I was quiet and shy. I know that if you are quiet you will not get anything you want or need.

My work has become more outgoing and assertive. My friends, playing soccer, and the school newspaper got me through high school. At the university I had a paid job as a copy, the campus newspaper.

I have interned with Radio KWMU and the National Academy of American Television Arts and Sciences. Whatever you're doing right now, you need to take a look at what can be done on your college campus for yourself and a better institution.

There are many reasons to be the best fit for you when it comes to your college campus in any way you see. It could be with fraternity or sorority. Maybe it could be athletics, students, **, or internships.

Whatever you choose, it will give you a good experience and you can use your recovery. It will also help you meet other people. When the stress level increases, it will give you the support you need to graduate in the pit until the end of the year.

How to find out what's best for you? First of all, what are your benefits and strengths? What field of study are you interested in pursuing?

They. Talk to other students in your class, dorm or library. Check opportunities with university professors.

Check out the campus newspaper. The possibilities are almost endless. If you take a look you will find some that are right for you.

Work, for federal causes with other blind students is another way to get involved. For example, in St. Louis, at the University of Missouri, a group of our members, the Missouri Association of Blind Students. One of our councillors wanted to get the Braille on the coke machine.

He was unable to make any progress with the university, ** the authorities. We have developed a set of plans to make our own labels. The university agrees and buys supplies, breakfast, lunch.

A group of six we label more than 700 tags. Now, all the machines are labeled with the braille of the campus.

Hey, Ms. Wang will be our new Chinese teacher.

Really, how about her.

She was very kind. Is she strict.

Yes, sometimes.

Do you know her.

Yes, she's my mom.

Haha, that's great.

Hi, Ms. Yang will be our new Chinese teacher.

Are you sure? How is she?

She was kind. Is she harsh?

Sometimes. Do you know her?

Yes, she's my mom.

Haha, cool.

Hey, Ms. Wang will be our new Chinese teacher.

Hi, Mr. Wang will be our new Chinese teacher.