It’s also a good idea to remember that education means different things to different people and to different institutions. For example, a high school grad from a small town might be taught how to drive a stick shift and how to fire a gun. On the other hand, a college degree is not essential to being a high-flyer, and a college degree might not be necessary for a person to be able to attend an Ivy League school.
I’ve never understood this dichotomy. The thought that I’m going to live a life of mediocrity just because I have an education (which is almost certain to make me a better person) is so absurd I can’t even begin to think of an analogy.
The question is how much should a person invest in their education? And whether or not a person should invest in a college degree. The answer to that question is a little unclear.
The answer is that I do not need to be a fool to say that a person should be able to attend a college degree if they’re not having the most of their time spent outside of school. I just can’t get enough of it.
A person should not be a fool to think the only thing they need to do is go to school. But what if theyre not interested in attending school? I mean I could take a college course, and maybe learn something that would help me in life, but I dont think it would be very beneficial for me to take classes just to get a degree. I think I would rather spend my time learning than taking classes.
This is a really short story about a mysterious thief who finds a treasure trove of gold at a treasure house. Everyone is searching for his treasure, but when the treasure is found, it seems like the man is the thief. We’ve been searching for hundreds of years, but when we find the treasure all we want is to put it back in the bag.
I have no idea why this story ends when he finds a treasure trove of gold. It could be that he didn’t find the treasure, so he just left it.
I can’t really imagine why this story ends. In fact, I have no idea why we ended up on this location in the first place.
The story ends on a very happy note, but not without a little bit of bittersweetness. The treasure is found and given back to its rightful owner, but that doesn’t mean he can never feel sad or regret that he stole it in the first place.
The story ends as one of our characters discovers a treasure trove of gold. I don’t know why we ended up in this place, but I’m glad we did. Because we felt this way too, and in the end, we were rewarded.