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sure the tractor was not going anywhere. We arrive at awesome Brookville around 7:00 in the morning. We unloaded the M and then we had to take off 14 100 pound weights in order to get the M into the 5600 pound class. 8:30 rolls around and i’m getting ready to pull. I drive out on the track back up to the sled. I wait for the flag to wave green, then I idle up start letting out on the clutch then I let the ole M eat, Throttle maxed, The M

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Benjamin Franklin once said, “I am lord of myself, accountable to none”, and I feel that this has defined my junior year greatly due to my tremendous growth as a student and a person. My junior year has not only helped me develop skills needed for a future as a successful adult, but also ways to live happier for both myself and those around. From the beginning of the school year in September to now, I have changed my ways of a naive underclassmen to now showcase qualities as a young adult in the

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