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Afghan widow Sahera Naznia has never been able to attend school herself, but tries to help her daughter with homework.
As a student, I take my academics very seriously as I am trying to eventually get into a Physician's Assistant program. School has always been important to me so doing the best I can academically has always been fundamental in my life, so studying and getting homework done is essential to me and my future. School has always taken priority number 1 ever since I could remember. It has been a significant challenge this semester to keep it as my number one priority because being that it is my last semester, I've struggled with wanting to hang out and go out with my friends and boyfriend instead of studying. However, knowing that I have to apply to PA programs this year, my grades needed to be the best they could instead of letting them slip due to already being in a program. This knowledge has kept me striving for the best grades I can and pushing for all nighters to get the work done while also making time to see friends. Wherever I could, I whipped out my computer to continue knocking out school work to make the end of the day a little light on what I had to accomplish. In this picture, I had a break and was able to get my computer out in the Union between class and a meeting.
My sister watched her son doing his homework.
30mm, 1/10, f/5, iso 3200
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weekly DPS theme : mothers
Once you graduate from high school real life begins and it's shaped by what you decide to do. EXPRESS YOUR OPINION BASED ON WHAT YOU SHOULD DO AFTER HIGH SCHOOL.
Hobza + Bageant Residence
Architects: Ralph Haver, AIA and Brett Hobza, AIA
Year: 1953
Style: Atomic Ranch
This classic Haver Home originally had a drive-through carport across the front, a distinguishing characteristic still seen in some of the homes in Marlen Grove today. In the 70’s, owner and landscape architect George Castagno built a seamless addition across the front of the house. The front elevation emphasizes the long, horizontal architectural character typical of Haver designs in a distinctive rhythm of alternating solids, voids, materials and textures.
The addition included a family room, a professional office space, inside and outside storage rooms, a small entry court, a double carport and brick drive. In 2006, the house was purchased by architect Brett Hobza, who has been renovating in phases to bring the home back to its full potential.
Steve Shinn from Homework Remodels and homeowner/ architect Brett Hobza were on hand to answer people's questions about the kitchen remodel.
Phase 1 added a pool, spa, and new landscaping in the backyard, and replaced the roof and windows. Phase 2 included complete exterior repainting, replacement of the kitchen and main bath, flooring, and interior repainting. A future phase will focus on the bedrooms and master bath. Those who toured this home in 2007 can fully appreciate how much progress has been made in the last two years!
Lambda Car Club lent the vintage cars for the day.
Oh joy. {Though my bio class was actually fun... and I guess getting an awesome grade in it makes this more of a motivational image for me... than something artistic....}
Skittles and pink highlighter =]
My homework pile :( This is why my last few photos have not been that exciting.
Olympus E-330 aka Oscar
11 Jan 2009
Can you believe a man my age still has to put up with assignments and make work projects for marks, not money. Oh well, you've gotta make sacrifices to do what you love.
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While looking for food in a landfill yesterday, Peter couldn’t finish his homework. Today he came to the Jirani Education Center, run by Good Neighbors, to do his homework. Peter likes to study in the center. His dream is to be a taxi driver, so that he can take his mother, who always walks long distance, everywhere.
Nairobi, 2007
Yo Seob Lee