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các bạn tải miễn phí ebook: 50 harvard essays part 3
Essays are for reference only. Do NOT copy or imitate anything!
Instead, Kirchhoff tells the admissions committee about the Russia he has come to
know on his early-morning jogs. We learn that he is a disciplined runner, a
perceptive observer of human nature, a willing learner of the Russian language.
Bright Nike running tights, his Time Ironman, and the rhythmic swooshing of his
running shoes are details that his audience will remember. They also provide the
perfect segue into the more substantive issues Kirchhoff wants to address in his
essay – the conversations he has had with Russians his age. The reader gets to
know Kirchhoff before we get to know his views on such weightier subjects as
diplomacy and the American role in international relations.
While his supposedly verbatim thoughts after waving to the young sailor sound
stilted, Kirchhoff’s understated and personal approach throughout the majority of
his essay makes up for his waxing a bit too eloquent at times. Ideally, it would have
been nice to hear just as much detail about his conversations with Sasha as we do
about St. Petersburg at 6 A.M. The essay loses the details when it matters most.
Also in terms of detail, Kirchhoff makes a slight error in his statement that “the
Potemkin began the second Russian Revolution by training its guns on the Winter
Palace.” It was in fact that Aurora that fired mostly blank rounds on the palace – the
batt
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Essays are for reference only. Do NOT copy or imitate anything!
Instead, Kirchhoff tells the admissions committee about the Russia he has come to
know on his early-morning jogs. We learn that he is a disciplined runner, a
perceptive observer of human nature, a willing learner of the Russian language.
Bright Nike running tights, his Time Ironman, and the rhythmic swooshing of his
running shoes are details that his audience will remember. They also provide the
perfect segue into the more substantive issues Kirchhoff wants to address in his
essay – the conversations he has had with Russians his age. The reader gets to
know Kirchhoff before we get to know his views on such weightier subjects as
diplomacy and the American role in international relations.
While his supposedly verbatim thoughts after waving to the young sailor sound
stilted, Kirchhoff’s understated and personal approach throughout the majority of
his essay makes up for his waxing a bit too eloquent at times. Ideally, it would have
been nice to hear just as much detail about his conversations with Sasha as we do
about St. Petersburg at 6 A.M. The essay loses the details when it matters most.
Also in terms of detail, Kirchhoff makes a slight error in his statement that “the
Potemkin began the second Russian Revolution by training its guns on the Winter
Palace.” It was in fact that Aurora that fired mostly blank rounds on the palace – the
batt
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