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At Grinnell Elementary School I had generally good interactions with teachers. In first grade I met Mr. Poole, a fifth grade teacher. We immediately clicked because of our sense of humors. When I made it to fifth grade he was my teacher and he made my school year so fun.

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At West Running Brook Middle School I had a harder time fitting in. In eighth grade I had a terrible experience with administration. There was a girl who I was on-again/off-again friends with, and at the time we were fighting. My friends at the time did not like her and asked her for her phone number. I gave it to them and they bullied her, so I got in trouble. I was suspended for 1 day OSS and 1 day ISS.

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At Pinkerton Academy I was like a fish in a 3,000 person sea. I did well sometimes, and other times I had to stay after most days to try to get my grades up for classes like Spanish and Math. I was bullied a lot for being Asian and told many times to "go back to China Town." I remember having an awful Chemistry teacher who was old and cranky. My best memories are my Latin and Senior English teachers; they were teachers I could go to and hangout or vent when I needed.

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At first I hated community college because I thought I was smarter than everyone, but I grew to love this college. It is where I met my best friend, and where I met my mentor. Michael Magoon was my advisor and a professor. When I went to University he oversaw both my internships and later married me and my husband. He is still a great friend today.

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At UNH-Manchester I enjoyed some classes as I felt they challenged me more than community college. Although, my last semester in my last class I had an awful experience. My professor was very condescending and took every opportunity he could to belittle me specifically. Not many people liked him because he was very arrogant to most people. You had to be a really stellar student to impress him and that was not me.