Blinded by "Success"

From my experience, I was taught to be goal-oriented and to doing anything and everything I can to be successful in life. So, grades and learning are most important and if these social issues do not hinder my pathway to medicine school, I will not care as much. This is mainly because throughout the years, I have taken on a pessimistic view of governments in general, whether they are small-scale, racial politics in school or large-scale, country government, I feel as if my voice will not be heard. So, sadly, I do not get involved.

• 2016-11-29

• Chen, Joy

I am Joy Chen, a Human Biology major and what to pursue medical school in the future.

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This student work was done in the context of the VIS 105A: Drawing course taught by Katie Herzog in the Fall of 2016.

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• Chen, Joy

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