tiffanyneclace34

A Southern poet set the standard. "I am the whimsy of cotton candy stranded in the Elsa Peretti Open Heart Pendant in Sterling Silver burrows of West Tennessee," she said. Sometimes a few words captured a key idea about identity: "I'm a bit Goth,""I'm a gay Socialist,""I'm a failed environmentalist" and "I was the 6'3" red lobster on the Santa Monica Pier." The reporter for ABC's "Teen Kids News" was cheery: "My life would not speak," she said, "it would laugh!" Another was emphatic: "I'm an outspoken Dominican who will give my all to Tufts: my heritage, my language and even my big hoop earrings." And, of course, the class has its share of characters: "I'm a rock star in a suit and tie, the Red Hot Chili Peppers in Frank Sinatra's clothes."

Places as different as "a three bedroom Cape at the end of Riverside Drive," a Lutheran Elsa Peretti 5 OPEN HEART Set in Montana, an American embassy in Africa and a Boston homeless shelter shaped the world view of 1,315 incoming students. A Latina engineer likened her family to "a swarm of bees in a hive, everyone colliding and making noise" while a Vermonter documented his bucolic roots: "I come from a place where there's more maple syrup than diversity." A tiny flock of hens roam the courtyard of an environmentalist's green urban home while the son of a Cape Cod funeral Elsa Peretti Teardrop Pendant Silver Set "was raised among the dead."

Like its predecessors, the Class of 2014 is distinguished by excellence as it enrolls with Ten row Chain Heart Set academic profile that matches last year's record highs: 85 percent graduated in the top 10% of their high school class with mean SAT scores of 705 Critical Reading, 712 Math and 714 Writing. A pre-med from Worcester hopes to meet "fellow intellectually restless people," and he will encounter peers whose interests are as diverse as marine archeology; confidence levels in children; security issues in the former Soviet republics of Central Asia; "the archetypal human consciousness" in the Greek and Norse mythological pantheons; energy conservation; the impact of Scottish immigrants on the Bahamas; and the implications of diet on mental illness. "Chemical Ten row Chain Heart Set" inspires a home-schooled scientist from New Hampshire while a Japanese quant jock hopes to develop sustainable economic growth in war-torn countries. And, of course, many are blissfully undecided: "I'd like to see where my studies take me."