Question- Every since you were a teenager what are your best moments, or what are some of the things you enjoyed the most?
Answer: " The freedom and being older leading to meeting new people and new experiences and the fun times I've had."
Question- What are you most proud of in life( successful wise)
Answer: Starting to get back into boxing, this will be my sixth year, and I’m glad to be in a good school moving from one school to another”
Question: How close are you to your family members
Answer: Very close, surprisingly at home I don't talk much, but if I need to talk to them I can get their feedback and trust them not to say anything about it."
Question- What do you see yourself doing in 10 or 20 years
Answer- “Right now?... Honestly, I don’t know, but I know I get off-guard and I have been that way for a while, but I have big plans for myself, but I want to be in real estate and own some properties of my own.”
Um...The biggest influence in my life I'd have to say is my...mom...
Why?
Because she gives me so much support & she like, encourages me to do things I usually wouldn't do.
How would you like to be remembered?
Um...I guess as...I guess as a um...fun, caring person. *Long pause* Mhm.
What's the best thing about being a teenager? The worst...thing-& the worst thing, my bad.
The best thing about being a teenager...is...I mean, you get more freedom than you used to so you can do more things. The worst thing about it is of all the times you get blamed for things it's because people think teens are so destructive & immature.
Humans of SLA@Beeber: Alisa Foster
1.If you could go anywhere in the world where would it be? why?
I would like to go to Dubai it's so pretty and the water is clear as day.
2.What is the most import thing you've learned?why?
I've learned to treat people how you would want to be treated because I have to think about treating people how I would like
3.What s the most exciting thing you've done?
Farzana Akhter (College Student/Cousin)
What college are you going to? and why did you pick that college?
“I got to Penn State Brandywine. I only applied to that college. I knew a lot about that campus and also my SAT score was perfect for Penn state.”
Are you currently in a relationship? If so, how long have you guys been together?
“Yes, I am in a relationship. We have been together for 2 and 8 months, and also 2 years as friends.”
Who influences you? and why?
“My Boyfriend and my friend influences me because I am stupid about some stuff and i don’t know how to handle all the situation. They tell me to stay positive as much as I can.”
What’s one of your favorite “little things” to enjoy in life?
“Little thing would be watching a cute puppy.”
How would you like to be remembered?
“As a good friend they had, and someone they could talk to.”
Interview For Ms. Reed
Aiesha: Who has been the biggest influence on your life?
Ms. Reed: I would say the biggest influence in my life has definitely been my parents (if I can chose 2 people) basically and still who i am today being able to work hard, importance of education,the value of loving each other, good relationships so definitely my parents.
Aiesha: If you could snap your fingers and make one thing better in the world what would it be? Why?
Ms reed: If I could snap my fingers and make one thing better I would like to be able to make education more equal and equality available to everybody and I think if everyone was offered a level playing field, (you know if everyone had the same opportunity) I just think education is so important to people advancing their lives it influences everything they do for the rest of their lives I would want to make education equal.
Aiesha: what are the most important lessons you've learned in life?
Ms Reed: the most important thing I've learned in life so far is relationships and that you need to really care and love the people around you and never take anything for granted people included in that and really just I know this sound cheesy but living each day to the fullest and not having regrets and really appreciate everything you have.
"Well, the best thing about being a teenager I guess s having experiences and new things and not having as much responsibility as a adult. Like, we don't have to pay bills buy gas or I guess some people do but you don't have to buy a house or have mortgage and it's not like it's mandatory to have a job. The worst thing is to not have as much freedom as you want and stuff, like our parents want us home at a certain time. Like, sometimes it gets annoying.
How different do you think your generation is from others?
"Our generation, I have to say, is worse compared to other generations. Other generations, I think, had more respect. More, like, it's more social expectations instead of individuals desires. But, a plus side to this one is people are less judge free nowadays, like coming up, it doesn't matter what race you are, sometimes it does. But more as we grow, it's starting not to matter what race or what sexual orientation. Whatever you wanna do, you are able to do it and I think that's one of the advantages that we have."
At what age did technology become heavily integrated into your life?
"I think it always was a heavy influence in my life. Like, my first phone, I was like five. I had a phone and I was five. I think that's really cause like my mom and other people said they didn't get their first phone until they were in like high school, that was like crazy."
Where were you born ?
I was born in Dubai , united Describe your perfect day.
A day to spend with family because my dad works so many hours we dont get much time to spend with each other as a family.
Where do you see yourself in 10 years? 20 years?
Aiesha Langley
Q: If you could snap your fingers and make one thing better in the world, what would it be? Why?
A:” My wish would be to end violence thats happening in the world because many people are getting hurt and even killed, and it’s not safe anymore…”
Q:Who has been the biggest influence on your life?
A: “ My grandmother has been the biggest influence on my life because she makes me view the world differently and also my father because he made a huge impact in my life.”
Q: What does your future hold?
A: “My future holds, me becoming a full time college student, studying to become a Occupational Therapist.”
Q: Where do you see yourself in 10 years? 20 years?
A: “ In 10-20 years I see myself as accomplishing my goal, and becoming a Professional Occupational Therapist.”
I would bring my uncle back because he is like my dad to me, he raised me when my dad was here. My dad left me when I was like two years old. So I just got to know my dad for 3 years only, So I would really bring back mu uncle
You already know i'm going back to Africa, sike naw I wanna go to France because I don't know.
