Selfish though it may sound, I had no interest in helping elders or those with disabilities until my mother gave me the opportunity to open my eyes...

570-word version: “Please don’t think less of me. I know you don’t get it, but this is just how it is around here, and I know it’s a lame excuse, but I’m just not cut out for school, education, ‘a carrion kite never making a good hawk’ kind of stuff...&rd..

MIT: Tell us about the most significant challenge you`ve faced or something important that didn`t go according to plan. How did you manage the situation? (200-250 words) 248-word version: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Spotlights used to be mine. Always struggling to attain brilliant resul..

Bliss to sorrow, then back to bliss just to revert to sorrow again was my childhood and my youth might have been no different except that this time the cycle had stopped at being back to bliss for now, and I sincerely hope it stays this way...

Columbia: Please tell us what you found meaningful about one of the above mentioned books, publications or cultural events. (1500 characters) 1485-character version: Ever since my experience with Pastor 목사님성함, I became an avid admirer of Louis Braille... Georgetown: Indicate any speci..

I was handing out prescriptions when I caught your eyes peeping in. You were different because you held my hands when everyone else shied away...