anhammond
Dec 26, 2009
Undergraduate / "I am not legally able to vote yet" - Stanford Essays [28]
i think you can delete most of the stuff you say about the experience.
i really like this sentence
I felt empowered by the fact that the 2500 of us were merely teenagers, but we came together to form a mock government and give ourselves a united voice, even with our diverse range of opinions and ideas.
you could probably introduce the experience by keeping the first sentence "this feeling of inert..." and then skip straight the the sentence above.
then you should tie back into how you still can't vote... but didnt just sit there and complain about it (this should be implied). you really have to show your "political fervency" not tell it
hopefully that helped a bit. i don't want to start putting words in your mouth
i think you can delete most of the stuff you say about the experience.
i really like this sentence
I felt empowered by the fact that the 2500 of us were merely teenagers, but we came together to form a mock government and give ourselves a united voice, even with our diverse range of opinions and ideas.
you could probably introduce the experience by keeping the first sentence "this feeling of inert..." and then skip straight the the sentence above.
then you should tie back into how you still can't vote... but didnt just sit there and complain about it (this should be implied). you really have to show your "political fervency" not tell it
hopefully that helped a bit. i don't want to start putting words in your mouth