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Molly
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Molly grew up in Richmond, California. She loves
a long nap, writing letters, fresh flowers, and making dinner with friends.
She plans to one day attend a four-year college, but is considering taking a
year off after graduating. Molly's memoir is a bit disorderly, but she hopes
that you can at least get to the end of it, and maybe even enjoy it a little
as well.
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Christina
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Although born in San Francisco,
Christina was raised in Berkeley where she continues to reside. The
youngest of three children, she is a senior at Berkeley High School on tract
for college. As she prepares to partake upon this chapter of her life,
Christina hopes to gain new experiences while using this time to truly define
who she is.
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Silken
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Silken lives in California and he has for most of
his life. He's been in private schools and his first time in public
school was only in BHS when he got there he finally found what he was
interested it. Writing, Drawing,and Badminton have totally been his
"thing". Writing this memoir just brought back memories of his time
here: good and bad. He hopes everyone likes his memoir; he's sure almost
everyone remembers when this event happened.
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Phuong
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Phuong is a student from Vietnam. She lives in
Berkeley. Her dream is get into a good college. She hopes you will enjoy her
memoir with some her own experience about her hometown. You will find
interesting things about her hometown.
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Sara has lived in Oakland her whole
life,but always gone to school in Berkeley. Her heritage is mainly in South
America. Her mother is from Chile while her father is from Peru, but she was
born in the U.S. Her story is based on how from one day to another you can
reflect on a passed life even though you haven't really passed. She plans to
go to Berkeley Community College and transfer after 2 years. Life brings you
vast spaces and huge walls, but there's always a way to get over or around
them.
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I.C.
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Iris has lived in the Bay Area all her life. She
comes from a Mexican family. She believes writing is a good way to express
herself though she doesn't exactly enjoy doing so. Her teacher thinks she
rocks at it though.
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Jeff
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Born in New York, Jeff spent most of his life in
Forsyth, Illinois before moving to Berkeley this summer. His parents are
scientists and his sister is a college student. Jeff hopes his memoir doesn't
seem like too much of a bummer, because he's happy where he is now. Jeff
wants to go to college for audio engineering.
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Jake
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Jake has lived in Berkeley
all of his life.
Jake has been a
jock ever since he can remember and plays a lot of sports with his
family.
Hopefully his memoir
does not make you want to get a new brother like the one he has got.
Jakes currently does not have a
writing philosophy, but hopes to talk to many philosophers in his dreams, to
find that perfect philosophy.
Jake hopes to work on his art in college.
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Samantha
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Samantha was born in Oakland but soon moved to Berkeley. Her mother and father
are divorced, her brother attends UC Davis, and her cat recently passed
away. Anna does not enjoy any of her work but hopes that you might. She
believes in hard work and hopes to attend a college where she is happy.
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Eli
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Eli was born into a very loud family on a cold morning in January.
She grew up in that big house on the corner of Shattuck and Marin
and when her parents got divorced, her dad moved across the street
to a very ugly salmon pink house but her parents stayed very close
friends. She occasionally has dinner with them both now, and
although she finds this dynamic strange, she wouldn't have it any
other way. Currently, she hopes to stay sane long enough to actually
apply to college. The getting in part would also be nice...
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Sofia
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Sofia Christensen was born in San Francisco, raised in Berkeley. She has a
great love for singing, scary movies, and pasta. These things, however,
take no part in her memoir. She hopes that after reading her memoir, you
do not think she is linguistically challenged (even though its content may
lead you to believe otherwise).
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Alex D.
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Susannah
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Susannah was born and raised in Berkeley, but often feels like she lives at Jack London Aquatic Center. Crew has been a huge part of her families life for seven years and she hopes her memoir reflects that. Although she doesn't know exactly what she wants to do next year she knows it will involve catching up on a lot of lost sleep.
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Madeleine
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Maddy was born in Berkeley, California. She has two parents and one sister, slightly older. They have lived in Albany, Richmond and Berkeley. Variously experiences have led her to believe that one ought not take things too seriously. She does not discuss future plans in case she jinxes them.
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Tracey
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Josh
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Josh has lived in Berkeley all his life. His mother and father are
both musicians, so naturally Josh has been an athlete since he could
walk. His memoir, on the other hand, is not about sports, but rather a
particular experience that changed his life. Josh is a firm believer
in mind over body, and believes that there is no such thing as "I
can't". He hopes to study physiology at UC Davis, and hopefully get a
job as a personal trainer.
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Alex S.
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Alex is a small town man, with big time ambitions. He enjoys long bike rides on the beach, and philosophical discourse concerning the effects of the previously warned about Military Industrial Complex.
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Mako
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Makoto Yuan is a Japanese American who was born
and raised in the United States of America. He hopes that you enjoy his
memoir, if you don't he doesn't really care. Makoto originally wanted to
become a game designer, but has decided to sacrifice his life-long childhood
dream to advance mankind by pursuing science.
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Cody
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Cody was born in China and had only benn to US for almost 4 years. He was planning to go to UCB, but it seems like it's impossible for him to get in there now. He dose not believe in any philosophy about life or writing, maybe he just haven't found one to believe in.
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Tenzin
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I was born and raise in a small village in south India. I moved to America four years and now i live in Berkeley. my memoir is about this two crazy day I had when i was in India and about how my life was in the village and how I as a new generation young Tibetan sees and think about Tibet. My future plan is to go to college, get a good job and then make my parents dream come true.
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