Monthly Archives: September 2011

Who do you think you are? This is probably the most cliche question I have ever come across; however, it is one that I enjoy writing about. I think everyone is unique and in that sense, so am I. To … Continue reading →

The question; “Who do you think you are?” is so cliche. Whenever you start a new chapter in your life that involves interacting with/for new people this question always seems to get raised. But, just like everybody I have to … Continue reading →

(Mandatory is an icky word.) My name is Elizabeth. It’s hard to say who I even just think I am. I am the youngest of eight children. I think I’m a person who can be a bit to too hard … Continue reading →

I don’t know how I would answer the question of who I think I am… I mean, I know I’m Ben Ashkenazi and I know I live in New York, but what does this question really ask? Does it imply … Continue reading →

Who do I think I am? I am a bee. Wait, did I seriously just use a metaphor to answer that question? Alright, let me explain: I am a tiny bee that is insignificant on its own, but with the … Continue reading →

i hope every1 has an idea of who i am as i try to leave a favorable impression on anyone i meet I’m 19 spent last year in Israel, grew up in Long island, ny, my greatest concern is not … Continue reading →

My name is Brandon Rubinshtein. I am a student. That is how I identify myself. I find myself walking into a classroom and being scared not knowing anyone. what’s the first thing I feel? Anxiety. I don’t know what to … Continue reading →

I am a son, a brother, a friend, a confidant, a listener, an advice giver, and a good friend. As a freshman, I find myself continuously questioning everything going on around me. I’m in this new and unfamiliar environment with … Continue reading →