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r own feelings and preying for the clock to speed up； or you can step out of that prison and embrace this chance of a lifetime。 Before our camp； peace was to me like the Pyramid of Egypt； a concept to often mentioned； but rarely seen。 Here； I am fortunate enough to h*e witnessed both。”
First； there was silence。 Then thunderous applause erupted from every corner of the room； cheers and yells shot up like fireworks。 Grinning； I walked down stage and handed the microphone over to our leader； Barbara Capozzi； who asked me two times without realizing； whether I had prepared for this speech。 I replied negative； and she responded with a bear hug； breaking all my ribs and promising me that this “open mike session” would from now on bee a tradition of the Peace Camp。 。。
西天取經（8）
As I walked back to my seat； people looked at me with expressions Columbus would h*e held when he saw continents looming over the horizon： big *iles tinged with surprise。 I knew all was not perfect； there were sessions ahead that promised dissent； the inevitable parting doomed for tears； but for now I lay back； relaxed； preparing once again。 This time； for the most glorious week in my life。
個人陳述（三）
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Amherst Essay
“Stereotyped beliefs h*e the power to bee self…fulfilling prophesies for beh*ior。”
Elizabeth Aries； Professor of Psychology； Amherst College。 From her book “Men and Women in Interaction； Reconsidering the Differences”
In the brief quotation above； Professor Aries vividly describes a phenomenon I h*e often observed myself； but could never aptly put into an appropriate sentence。 Indeed； I h*e witnessed too much of this process； not only in the trivialities of everyday life； but also on the grand sc
