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I'm a college student looking for a part time job and interviewed with the owners of a coffee shop yesterday. They're going to try me out for about a week to see if I fit. Considering I'm a bit shy, it can go either way. It should start in a few days I have to wait to get called about the schedule.

I have an interview today for either front desk at a gym or overnight custodian. I guess I could try to have two jobs if I get the custodian one but what do I say if I get the front desk job? Since they will both want me during the day and shouldn't change up my availability (I think my open schedule is the biggest reason I'm a valuable candidate). Do I say can I think about it? lol that seems silly and I know many people probably applied to it. I'm not sure how soon I will know about the gym job but I... would most likely want the front desk job... SO, how would I properly tell the coffee shop that I decided to go with another offer?

Hello! Got a speech to do that can be about anything I want and I have a few ideas but would be open to any ideas that you think are fun and unique!!

1. Should we be happy with what we have? (Philosophical)

2. What is intelligence? (Philosophical)

3. How close are we to visiting another planet/ meeting extraterrestrials?

4. How has science fiction influenced technology/ society/ changed the world? (something in there)

5. Anything else you think might be fun. Thanks!

Hello. How should I arrange this sentence. It sounds odd:

Even the men that lived in such ways that makes one think they would be satisfied at life’s end, even the men that saw death as inescapable, even the men with no reason to live at all, fought to maintain their lives.

This has happened twice. My hair is naturally very dark/almost black and i don't go out in yhe sun much so i don't get it. It fades to a color lighter than the color it is before i even dyed it.

I read it was a job in high demand and then I'm reading things about too many Pharmacy schools and I'm not sure if I should risk studying for something that won't guarantee I find a job.

I'm currently going to a community college and will be transferring to a university. I initially wanted to become a high school teacher, and then I thought "I'm extremely intelligent and would like to get a job that can provide for a family and last for many years to come. I have much more potential than this!"

So what's my best option? I'd like a job that allows me to work with my hands. What's in high demand today?

Currently going to community college and will be transferring within next couple years.

Went to see a counselor the other day and was told to be a Liberal Studies major? And something something being able to teach various grades something something be a double subject whatever to be more qualified/have more options.

Anyways, So I do that and what do I minor in? And what does minoring in something even mean? (haha) Or do I double major? I like the idea of being qualified to teach english and history. So how do I do that.

BQ: And with this uprise, don't you think it's important for people to start getting educated on how to help if they are ever in such a situation with a person?

Here is my sentence:

To many people, suicide seems pretty basic; you notice a problem, you seek a professional, and everything gets better.

BQ: Do you think, most of the time, it is easy to tell if a person is feeling suicidal?

Ok so my topic is Suicide. This is my thesis: The family and friends of a suicidal teen or young person are sometimes unable to prevent their suicides because they either don't realize the magnitude of the situation, choose to ignore it, or don't know how to help and their attempts don't do enough or make things worse; however, these mistakes can be avoided if they open their minds and decide to do the research and properly help their loved one.

To add a bit of details, I put a lot of emphasis of parents and friends brushing off a suicidal teen's behavior as being "moody" or something of that sort. I also put emphasis on how therapists don't always help (from personal experience) and how drugs for depression could cause an increased rik of suicide so it's important to have a relationship with your teen/loved one so you could determine what is best for them.

My ideas so far (everything will be dramatized because of the personal subject)

An organization of several "interviews" in which people tell their suicidal stories and what they felt should've been done or what should've been done sooner.

Skits of different teens going through suicidal behavior and either getting help or not getting help and all coming to different outcomes.

Any suggestions on what else I could do as well as some things I could add to the video like how I should sequence the skits and/or interviews and what else I could do to make them more appealing and get the proper message out? Maybe certain effects I could input? I took a couple film classes before so I know the basics of filming and editing and such.

Here is my sentence:

Loved ones either say, "They were so happy. I don't understand what went wrong." or, "I noticed they were acting angry/depressed, but I didn't think it was serious enough for them to commit suicide."

Did I puncuate and phrase it right? If not, could you identify the problems?

First of all, this is my thesis: The family and friends of a suicidal teen or young person are unable to prevent their suicides because they either don't realize the magnitude of the situation, choose to ignore it, or don't know how to help and their attempts don't do much or make things worse.

I need to add that these problems can be fixed if families/people are informed on how to deal with these situations. How can I add that into my thesis? Should I rephrase my thesis altogether?

Here is the sentence:

Whitney sent her red roses, the traditional type of flowers one would give to their love and Tara sent lilies, a softer-looking flower.

Can I use semicolons in there somehow? Please and thank you.

Find a problem. Fix the problem.

Can't be a problem that has already been fixed or can't really be fixed.

You have to have credibility.

Go.

(I'm writing an essay and my brain isn't thinking of anything so I'm stealing any ideas you might have in yours.)