Below are the 14 most recent journal entries recorded in Best Essays Com Au's InsaneJournal:

Wednesday, June 13th, 2012
7:37 pm	The Election Day The rights of the students need to at all times be valued. They are the future of this world. They are raw materials undergoing processing and once they are ready; they replace the old folks in the offices and perpetuate the growth of the economy. Education they say is the key; unfortunately the selfish nature of mankind poses hindrances to the smooth flowing of academics. Think about this, if those entrusted with the management of the universities are really to be looked up to, then there would be no point of having students unions. Instead students should only be allowed to concentrate on their studies. Students’ politics really eats into the study times. Leave alone the time wasted while campaigning, the Election Day is one day that goes into waste and an avalanche of parties and the celebrations of victory follow suit. During this period anything else goes into a stand still. This year in particular I had been chosen as an agent for one of the contenders in the presidential seat. It was really hectic that I had to leave my tight schedule in essay writing. In fact I still have a back log on a number of essay papers that I haven’t submitted as we talk. I honestly don’t know what action they will take against my late submission. Worst of all I hadn’t slept a day for a week or so and the fear that everyone, talking of my candidate’s supporters, were counting on me. This is the day when students exercise their democratic rights. Most people will only see it as a day lost. Think about the days people spend organizing the crusades and feeding the camps so they can hoist your flag and name up high. Think of the funds that go down the drain purchasing alcohol for the supporters. It’s okay to be excited for it, but let’s not overdo it. (Comment on this)
Tuesday, June 5th, 2012
4:14 pm	You Can Only Trust Yourself My best friend ever since I was a kid until I was in my second year in campus was called Jane. Jane and I were born three months apart but by the time we were five we were already the best of friends. The fact that we were neighbors for some time when we were young accentuated the notion in people’s minds that we were twins. We grew up together and she knew me much more than any other person, perhaps with the exception of my mum. Nobody can ever know you more than your mum, and Jane was only bettered by my mum in that respect. I also knew her that much, which in itself speaks-or should speak-volumes about the closeness we shared ever since we were kids. We went through different high schools but we were reunited again in campus. In fact we met again in a dissertation and essay writing competition just before we joined campus and so joining campus just brought us back together again. As you might expect, fate dealt us a sweet blow by letting us find ourselves in the same class in college. It was the happiest thing that ever happened to us, but as I look back now I realize it may not have been the happiest after all because that was the beginning of the end for us. One day when we were in our first year in campus, I fell ill and yet it was the day we were to submit our assignments. The most natural thing was to give my completed assignment to Jane to submit on my behalf and that is exactly what I did. Unknown to me until much later when I realized what had happened, Jane interchanged our names on the assignments scripts and submitted my assignment under her name because she hadn’t done hers well. I was very disappointed and we eventually had to part ways. In this world you can only trust yourself. (Comment on this)
Monday, May 28th, 2012
6:25 pm	Studying And Its Consequence It sounds more of a cliché that everything we do, has its consequences. It could be the most interesting thing in your college life, or something you have never heard about, thought of or ever imagined at any point of your life, but bear in mind that they all have their consequences too, that every student must learn to live with. Our actions whether good or bad will always get back to us somehow. For example, frequent missing of classes for whatever reasons a student loses track of the syllabus which if not worked on leads to poor performance while faithful attendance of classes and top-notch concentration in class and hard work definitely leads to good grades, best essays and thesis are written and the ultimate goal of attending college is easily achievable. Every student should always try to engage in activities that add value and give life a meaning. We have the ability to choose right from wrong and at the end of the day; we determine our destiny by our actions and goals in life. Therefore before getting into it, think twice. (Comment on this)
Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012
7:08 pm	Rudeness Rudeness a vice seen in colleges, homes, work places, in bars and restaurants, basically rudeness is all around where more than one or two people meet up. It comes in very many forms and most at times seems to come your way when you have the least of patience. There are different types of rude people and learning to deal with them is very wise because no man is an island. There are those students that full of drama and always interrupt people doing their work without excusing themselves thereby making people to drift away from their work. These groups of people are well put off by a direct and short dismissal and then continue working. Another group of people will always be rude just because they are older and have not really made it in life or could have made it and they always want to down grade everyone around them. The best thing to do is to demand their respect through actions and avoiding exchange of words and facts. The worst and the most common one is when best friends turn out to be the most disrespectful and rude people in your life. The boundaries are no longer there, a scenario that turns out to be very dangerous and long friendships gets broken and enemies are made. It is best to tackle these problems when the early signs show up, talk to your friend with love and the right tone until they understand where they are going wrong. Rudeness is a vice that is very expensive to pay for. It has robbed many people off their jobs, students have been suspended, friends have been lost and a lot more. It basically adds no value at all to life. Therefore respect and humility is very vital, however people must learn to live with all types people. (Comment on this)
Monday, May 14th, 2012
7:59 pm	I want your Money I don’t know what ran through your mind when you saw the above heading, but I am sure it had to be something to do with robbery. It is not every day that somebody will stand up to you and ask you for your money, unless they are armed robbers or they have been in the robbery business for some time to do it without arms. Nonetheless, it is not part of my plan at this juncture to speak about robbers or anything related to that but rather a form of stealing that always results as a result of mutual consent between two parties. It is fairly strange but it is factual that it surely does happen that a student decides to part with some money for no apparent reason as he gives it to a member of the opposite gender. If you are an intuitive person then I am sure it has already hit you that I am talking about gold-diggers. Gold-digging is a form of theft that is always mutual and there are always no complaints, at least in the short term. It is a form of theft that is very rampant in colleges, and as far as I am concerned that may never change; it is that serious. Campus students-apart from those focused students who always believe in submitting their dissertation and thesis assignments not so long after they have been given by the lecturers, never mind that the submission deadline is weeks away-like seeing each other for among other reasons money. If a lady has money, even if not necessarily the looks, a very handsome guy will find a reason to go and ask her out because of her money. It does happen in the other way round too, and life goes on as normal until such a time as when the party being duped realizes that and quits the relationship; how strange! (Comment on this)
Thursday, May 3rd, 2012
4:53 pm	Decision Making If there is something I will never condone as long as I live in this world then it is the fact that some people always do things because their friends are doing them, regardless of whether what they are doing is right or wrong. I am not in any way insinuating that one-especially a campus student like myself-should never seek the counsel of other people but rather that the person should do something because they feel it is right and not essentially because their friends are doing them; having said that, it is important for me to put it plain that consultation and seeking others’ counsel should be encouraged. In any case somebody said that no man is an island and I couldn’t concur less with him, or her for that matter. What I am trying to put across may seem like a trivial matter but the repercussions that may result are anything else but trivial. I speak from experience, even if the experience may be theoretical more than practical, seeing as I work on part-time in an essay writing firm where I have specialized as a research paper specialist. During my time at the work place I have encountered so many instances where many people did things because of others’ influence and they ended as failures in life. Many campus students like doing things because the entire world is doing them or more importantly because their lovers have told them to do so. As much as I wouldn’t like to come in between people who are in love-or lust for that matter-I have the right and free will to make a comment about how disgusting such an action is. This is especially so if the decision is made solely from what others are thinking and doing and not from what the person in question thinks. I wish my fellow campus mates could make independent decisions instead of thinking about others. (Comment on this)
Friday, April 27th, 2012
2:04 pm	Probation You may have seen the red lights flashing or may be not but here we are placed in the dean’s list of the students on academic probation. Truly disappointing after going the extra mile of holding group discussions and even seeking help from the essay writers all in the effort to ensure your name will not be on the list. Life is unfair, it gives lemons at time and with not much left to choose from, and lemonade juice has to be made. The first step is to find out what your probation specifically states. The warning letter tells it all and off course it the last thing you want to show your parents not unless they have to know, so you would better read and read between the lines. Get to understand how long the probation will be, will you need to leave the college, basically understand the logistics of the academic probation from letter. After which you seek help because clearly something is going wrong here. The academic advisers and the counselors as well as tutors and professors will gladly offer assistance. Keep getting help and don’t give up nor fall back to your old habits, until you victoriously walk out of the probation by passing the exam well as well as researching for the thesis better than you did before and finally and vow by your hard work not to get back there again. Being in probation also clearly means that there is a need to review all your other commitments. Every student should be honest with him or herself and cut the unnecessary commitments and only maintain the very important ones that add value to your academics and all the rest shall come later in life. Avoid missing classes at whatever cost because that the way it should have been since the word go. (Comment on this)
Tuesday, April 17th, 2012
2:30 pm	Money At the end of the semester or even at the beginning or basically any time of the month, it is normal for most students to be broke. Probably the loan check has not being cashed yet and things are really tough. All the efforts to raise money through essay writing as well as thesis writing for fellow students has proved to be fruitless and the situation is getting out of hand despite the efforts to source money from other sources including friends and family. Instead of engaging in the quick but criminal activities such as pick pocketing, robbing fellow students, it is better to sell the previous semesters books at the book store or online, or to fellow students despite the attachment and definitely understanding their importance pretty well. There some short term jobs in college or even outside college, would bring some money in a jiffy and solve the problem at hand. Community organizations, local schools can offer an opportunity to teach as they prepare for their exams and it would definitely be worth the while. You never know it could even be a permanent job. The opportunities can be found online thanks to technology. Some assets like the game collections and the DVD’s that are no longer important that someone else would be interested in can easily bring quick money through online buyers or the ongoing students. Therefore every student undergoing through a financial crisis should always make a step forward and search for green pasture and for sure since nothing comes on a silver platter, hard work is paramount. Opportunities are there waiting for you to knock the door and it shall be widely be opened for you at all times. (Comment on this)
Tuesday, April 10th, 2012
12:59 pm	Final Week to Exams The first weeks of every new semester are like a holiday trip to Miami and they seem like eternity. There is nothing much to worry about, the excitement and the million stories of what happened during the holidays fill the air. The wallets are usually full to the brim after our guardians emptying their pockets for our comfort and happiness while in college. With time, the supposed good times fade away and seriousness jets in with full force the extra classes to cover up the syllabus, a lot of thesis writing, camping in the library writing research papers and a lot more. With exams and assessments beckoning at the corner every student has no choice but to put their best foot forward and give their best shot. Here are a few tips that can enable students to be on point as they approach their exams. The last week to the exams is a very critical one and it could make your performance in the approaching exams better or break it all. It is therefore advisable to talk to people who have undertaken the same classes and exams before so as to source out a point or two; for sure they will have something that can add value. Try talking to your professor prior and get to know what part of the syllabus the exam might cover and ask questions about what could be tested and how best could a student answer it, some professors give hints while others leave it open. After all it doesn’t hurt to ask, you never know something would come to light. After having an idea of where the exam would cover, it is only wise to form a study group of focused people, bearing in mind that there is no time for chit chat but to share information, revise previous exams on the same subject, and work together for good grades. (Comment on this)
Thursday, April 5th, 2012
2:30 pm	Disability is Not Inability It is very challenging to be a student with challenging disabilities and competing with normal and fit students, whereby they sit for the same exams, write the same dissertations all that appertains to class work. However, having whatever type of disability does not mean it is disability. All the outlined plans in life can be easily achieved with hard work and determination. It can be very intimidating for most students such that research has shown that some students have dropped out of school from the challenge. However dropping out of school is the least of a solution but more of a problem. To make life easier it is important to seek professional help so as to get to understand yourself more. Self acceptance is the first step in the search of support that you dearly need. There are institutional academic support groups that would chip in and rescue you, thereby making you eligible for support services for the learning disability. Opening up to your professor is also very important, since being your teacher they may know you better than you know yourself ,probably from your performances in exams and essays or from your behaviors in class and could be of great help to you in so many ways as much as it could be intimidating to a student. Sometimes we have to swallow our pride and strip our problems to the right people. It is of great importance for every student to know where to turn to when things turn out to be thick. Ask for help when you feel you need it, and not only during the rough patches of the semester. There are, the support staff, professors, academic advisors, the dean of students to turn to and get helped and therefore avoid regrets in the future. (Comment on this)
Wednesday, March 28th, 2012
4:25 pm	Social Life They say that man cannot; live on breads alone. In college it is very important to combine academics with non academics as well as social factors together. Socializing is an important aspect of college education. Go out there and meet people from all over the world, share your thoughts on different issues, challenge each other and get to know how people view thing and you may end up learning a thing or two. Existing in college without peers is very difficult because sometimes you want to laugh loudest with your friends, to have a discussion about girls or boys, about broken relationships, working relationships, heart breaks, how to have fun and a lot more that we rarely get in books. Clearly life without friends is very boring; we all need someone to share our life with. Therefore it is important to make sober decisions and try to balance everything in college. There is the right time for everything and doing the right thing at the right time and place always adds value to ones life. As much as one would like to spend time with friends and do all sort of thing, academics still come first on the list, class attendance must be perfect. Thesis papers must be written on time, revision for exams must be done and there is no compromising on ones success. Social life will be there for as long as we live, college life will come to an end after four to five years. After graduation dissertation writing is a rare thing but the discotheques and hiking places still exist, but we always make new friends every other day. Therefore balancing everything while in college and choosing what to give priority makes an all rounded student who at the end of the journey will look back and acknowledge the worth of college life. (Comment on this)
Monday, March 19th, 2012
7:54 pm	Human Immunodeficiency Virus HIV is global problem and college students are not immune. This virus is spreading pretty fast among young people especially in colleges because of several reasons. College students are not ready to have protected act of love thinking that it is reducing their pleasure. Students share needles and piercing objects thereby bring about a major problem to the whole society. It's alter the thinking capability of an individual and they end up doing things which they regret later. These are just among the common modes of transmission in colleges. There is need for every student to protect themselves because life is no longer the same upon positive diagnosis. If we talked about abstaining in colleges, it will be a yellow lie, and therefore we have to keep insisting that condoms are the best protection that students have. They should be used at all times with no exceptions whatsoever. It is in college that most students realize not pleasure of life but never think of its repercussions if they are not cautious. Always think about tomorrow and avoid the acting at the heat of the moment. Active students should make it a habit to test their status frequently, since early detecting is very important for every person because it enables an individual to plan their. It is when a person is sure of their status that they are able to take precautions and protect themselves and protect the other people too. (Comment on this)
Friday, February 24th, 2012
3:20 pm	What is The Impact of Social Sites in College? Technology has brought change to the world in so many ways. Technology has brought a lot of developments in the education sector, thanks to the internet because it seems life was very hard in the olden days. Everything has eased up with technology, from the medical sector, banking, entertainment, and basically all the sectors of life. The greatest impact of technology has been felt with much weight in the socializing sector. There are so many social sites that have made communication very easy among individuals. It is through face book, twitter, Yahoo and Gmail, Skype and other many social sites that people who are miles and miles away can communicate and more so make to see each other through videos. These social sites have brought a lot of developments for instance in the business sector, for sure there are a lot of advantages but the damage seem to be outdoing the advantages. Social sites have been major cause of distractions in colleges. Students can no longer fully concentrate in class since they are expecting a reply to their chat with a certain admirer from the other end of the world which is very addictive. It is for this reason that most colleges are assuming the trend of blocking the social sites websites in colleges. Research has shown that social sites distractions are a cause of a lot of poor performance and failure in colleges. It is from these social sites that students have turned to be very antisocial and aggressive in their doings and secretly turn into bad behaviors that at the end of the day they regret about. The crime rate in colleges has as well gone up, from prostitution to conning, hacking and so forth. Therefore there as much as it could be impossible is need for rules to be set to ensure that students don’t get entangled in the web and lose focus.
Thursday, December 22nd, 2011
4:01 pm	Guidelines to Observe When Buying Custom Essays The process of buying custom essays online is one to be treated with the utmost importance. This is because there are so many essay writing service companies and it therefore makes sense to evaluate them so as to find the best. I am sure you know that it is quite hard to write your own essays every time. Apart from there being so many activities that you would like to engage in, there is also the issue of being able to write great essays. Writing custom essays is quite an arduous task and not something you do off the bat. When it comes to choosing the right essay writing service, there are various issues to consider. Firstly, you want to be sure that they will provide you with quality work. Bear in mind that the more your essay is of high-quality the better your chances of getting good grades. Don’t go for cheap essays because of the friendly price. Most likely, the type of custom essays you get here will not be worth their salt. A superb essay writing service will offer you wonderful essays at quite affordable rates. Secondly, ensure that the essay you get is plagiarism-free. Being provided with someone else’ work will no doubt result in poor grades for you. Enquire from the very beginning whether the company offers a program to check for plagiarized work. In case they are reluctant to provide you with a way to countercheck the way, bid them goodbye and continue looking around. In addition, you can always check for what steps the company has displayed on their website to curb plagiarism. Finally, ensure the cost being offered by the essay writing service is quite in line with the quality of your custom essays. By looking into the sample essays on offer, you will get an idea of what to expect. This will help you to also evaluate whether the rates are reasonable or not. As I said earlier, steer away from dirt-cheap quotes as you might end up losing more than just cash: poor grades. Always know that there are tons and tons of great writing firms out there and with the right attitude and effort, you will soon find yourself an experienced company. (Comment on this)