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Josh Katz
Disciplinary History-
February 2008
In February of 2008 while participating in my schools program ski club I took a donut from the food court without paying for it. I’m extremely remorseful that this event took place because it has produced several negative effects. However, one positive thing that I can take from this is that I learned a lesson. And I was able to learn this lesson early and with something fairly inexpensive. Ironically though, that makes all of the consequences that much more stressful and difficult to deal with, all of this for a donut. The lesson I learned was that stealing is never worth the consequences, no matter how inexpensive the object is. Also not to mention my moral code that lies within me that has grown to include not stealing. However, the most important thing that you should know is that this incident does not define me. It is the rest of my life that does. I hope and know that you will be able to see that.
Disciplinary History-
February 2008
In February of 2008 while participating in my schools program ski club I took a donut from the food court without paying for it. I’m extremely remorseful that this event took place because it has produced several negative effects. However, one positive thing that I can take from this is that I learned a lesson. And I was able to learn this lesson early and with something fairly inexpensive. Ironically though, that makes all of the consequences that much more stressful and difficult to deal with, all of this for a donut. The lesson I learned was that stealing is never worth the consequences, no matter how inexpensive the object is. Also not to mention my moral code that lies within me that has grown to include not stealing. However, the most important thing that you should know is that this incident does not define me. It is the rest of my life that does. I hope and know that you will be able to see that.