the final reality" (Materialism 1). Students will buy clothes and accessories based on frequent fashion changes and the power of the brand names. Students will look at an object by its value more than its actual purpose, and they may meet new friends by considering whether they are rich or not too.
             There are community college students who have the ability to make their self-image, but they do not do the same things as those materialistic students do. In fact, they have no intention to make their image to attract others' attention at all. They can curb themselves in the crucial time of purchasing by thinking whether the object is worth. However, they would rather use their money in t
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