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Has
A
Story
It
is
just
as
impossible
to
fit
my
life
into
500
words,
just
as
it
is
to
describe
a
sunset
to
someone
who
has
never
seen
one.
In
only
19
years
I
have
come
to
experience
what
some
people
do
not
experience
in
a
lifetime,
including
what
people
wish
to
never
experience
in
one
lifetime.
I
have
learned
to
appreciate
every
day
given
to
me,
and
every
opportunity
I
come
upon.
It
all
started
with
a
basis
formed
by
one
of
the
most
recognized
youth
leadership
training
programs
on
the
planet.
The Boy Scouts of America shape the lives of millions of boys through
outdoor
skills,
leadership
preparation
and
life
experience.
This
organization
was
a
constant
influence
on
my
life
throughout
my
entire
adolescence.
From
the
fun
filled
meetings
as
cub
scouts,
to
long
camping
weekends
with
the
scout
troop,
to
the
leadership
camps
that
built
skills
no
class
room
could
ever
instill,
to
working
at
a
Jamboree
where
I
learned
to
build
twenty
miles
of
dirt
bike
trails
and
finally
to
the
day
I
stood
in
front
of
200
people
as
a
recognize
of
my
Eagle
Scout
rank
achievement.
The
reoccurring
idea
was
not
to
celebrate
my
past
successes
but
to
look
to
the
future.
That
is
the
feeling
that
college
also
portrays.
People
do
not
care
about
the
high
school
someone
went
to,
or
the
number
of
goals
they
scored
in
club
soccer.
It
is
what
you
do
now
that
really
matters.
Paterno
Fellow.
I
am
not
perfect,
my
3.95
GPA
shows
it,
but
I
strive
to
be.
My
resume
states
all
of
these
simplistic
things.
What
really
matters
is
how
I
use
these
opportunities
to
further
my
career
later
in
life.
I
played
soccer
my
whole
life.
I
was
never
the
most
skilled,
but
I
always
worked
the
hardest.
This
was
the
same
with
school.
I
was
not
the
smartest
but
I
worked
the
hardest.
For
this,
I
was
the
captain
of
the
high
school
soccer
team
and
graduated
as
one
of
the
top
in
my
class,
in
a
class
of
1,200.
I
worked
hard
to
be
here,
and
I
am
proud
of
where
I
am
from.
I knew I was going to go to Penn State since I was young. My brother came
here
in
2009,
a
Schreyer
Honors
Scholar
studying
Political
Science
with
aspirations
to
become
a
Supreme
Court
Justice.
He
left
his
mark
here
in
only
365
days,
because
after
only
a
year,
his
life
was
cut
short
during
the
night
on
August
17th
2010.
After
the
initial
shock,
I
knew
it
was
my
time
to
continue
the
legacy.
I
was
accepted
into
Schreyer
Honors
College
and
now
in
my
second
semester.
I
live
everyday
as
though
it
could
be
my
last.
People
do
not
care
about
your
past
though,
so
I
take
my
story
as
personal
inspiration
to
prove
something.
Everyone
has
a
story,
its
what
you
do
with
it
that
matters.