Marly Phillips Nicol | Politics, Philosophy, & Economics Major

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  Hello. My name is Molly Phillips.

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  Nickel. I would like to thank you for taking the

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  time to meet with me today when they start Simply

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  quote by Vincent Bangor Love many things.

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  They're nice from strength.

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  And who said that loves much for much?

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  You can accomplish much, and now, which is done in

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  love is done well.

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  I've idealized, many Think is lost is an intellectual.

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  During my studies, however, I felt this quote revealed the

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  motifs of my life in the most precise manner.

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  In the simplest of terms, I have not yet been

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  able to define myself Black Korea, nor do I intend

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  to. I have the expiration identified skills and fields in

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  which I wish to engage.

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  These exists around film, art, politics, people.

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  I have a current objective that it's subject to change

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  that is, to move to New York.

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  Seeking employment is a gallery associate or what?

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  Producing, directing and acting in my own shop.

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  My fascination with exploration diversity is directly tied to my

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  upbringing, which, as many people's unfortunately are, is defined by

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  my parents.

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  I was born in London and raised in New York

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  in the age of 10 magnitude of the change was

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  different, but change itself was no.

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  By that point, I had already attended five different schools

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  and associated home or with the people around me than

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  anyplace. Specifically, each new place presented a new set of

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  norms of people to please, and every time I thought

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  I had mastered those, I was moved again.

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  I was different.

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  I was lonely a lot of time on these for

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  the beginning, until I could finagle my way into the

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  structure that was established and call the placed myself, which

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  I did time and again it was.

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  These experiences have continuously changing schools, houses and sports teams

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  that created the individual that I am today and can

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  be revealed in the observation of my university transcripts.

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  My last four years at the American University, I have

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  said, is my freshman class president, philosophy department representative, football

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  captain, student advisor on a teaching system.

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  I worked as a waiter in a pair of production

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  assistant during Fashion week, a choreographer from photo shoots and

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  acted in a French future film.

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  I've traveled to Copenhagen for an internship in sustainable development,

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  moved to Cape Town, South Africa, study abroad, and traveled

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  to Orville India to volunteer, an NGO that fights transgender

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  rights and other LGBT rights.

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  Now sharing this information I do not intend.

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  Isn't we list my accomplishments?

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  I'm hoping than sharing this information.

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  I can identify patterns for you because at the end

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  of the day it is patterns of an individual that

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  best illustrate the nature of a character.

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  The patterns point towards a character who is ambitious, adventurous,

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  assiduous. In a week It is true.

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  I am my Penis.

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  I let my mind and imagination wonder and dream what

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  could be.

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  But I'm not just a stargazing is those dreams often

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  leave me to my realities.

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  This is because I'm demanding, demanding of myself.

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  I seek to create an attained that which I want,

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  pushing myself further to succeed.

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  When I find myself in these new environments, I threw

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  myself in.

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  I'm elastic.

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  I'm all I doubt I learned, but I stayed true

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  to myself on my principles.

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  Do you want no, categorically that would like to create

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  films. Works like out of associate?

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  No, but I do know that I have identified film,

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  art, politics and people as my passions and interdisciplinary ity

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  is fundamental.

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  I know that will approach these endeavours with the same

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  two Masti and focus that I have with every other

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  of my explorations.

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  I've already begun cultivating a relationship with Gallery in New

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  York for the Journal.

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  I've also reached out to multiple acting associates to begin

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  work on my project, having had one conference school earlier

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  this week.

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  Thank you for your time.

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  I hope to see you in New York soon.