What Makes a Person Beautiful?

In my opinion, a person's beauty should not be defined by the color or style of their hair, their size, or anything visual. I think a person's true beauty is found only on the inside. No one should judge people strictly by the way they look. It's what's on the inside that counts. I think the things that determine your true beauty are your personality traits, your beliefs, and what lies deep inside your soul. If peolpe would judge only by what's on the inside, physical traits would probably go unnoticed. Your body is just a tool that you use to complete life's tasks. It's what's in your mind, your heart, and your soul that make you who you are. Beauty is on the inside.

Responsibilities of a Student

As citizens in the classroom, we all have certain responsibilities that we should abide by on a daily basis. These responsibilities are important to maintaining a healthy and productive society. Some of these student responsibilities include doing everything in our power to keep the classroom a safe and calm environment, respecting others and their belongings, following class rules, respecting the classroom, doing your assignments on time and as you are supposed to, and arriving on time and in a structured manner every day. There are many things that we should do as citizens of a classroom to make our community a better place. We should always do our best and help others. With hard work and patience, our world can be ANYTHING we want it to be!

AIDS Awareness

HIV/AIDS is a VERY serious problem that there is NO CURE for and will kill you within a matter of time if it is not treated. HIV/AIDS is transmitted through vaginal, anal, and oral sex and through breast milk. ANY vaginal or penile fluids can carry AIDS. Millions of people are living with HIV/AIDS every day. It's NOT something to joke about and it's DEFINITELY NOT FUNNY. It's a VERY SERIOUS disease that needs way more attention than it gets. I think scientists should be working harder to find a cure for HIV/AIDS. Maybe if there was a cure, with time and patience, we could slowly but steadily put this killer into extinction. In my opinion, our civic responsibilities against HIV/AIDS include things like GETTING YOURSELF AND YOUR PARTNER TESTED before you EVER have sex, USING THE PROPER PRECAUTIONS if you DO have the disease, and MAKING SURE to BE RESPONSIBLE and TELL ANYONE you are about to have sexual contact with that YOU HAVE HIV/AIDS before you ever have sexual contact. BE HONEST, Think about the consequences if you don't, and DO WHAT'S RIGHT. HIV/AIDS is SERIOUS. Let's ALL do our part in helping slow the spread of HIV/AIDS. WORLD AIDS DAY DECEMBER 1, 2009.