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    In The Primary Chronicles, the establishment of Christianity is strategic via the characterization of two female characters, Anna and Olga. In Kievan Rus’, women are expected to be passive; they must serve their husband and worship God. The concept of passivity is widely associated with Christianity whereas activity is perceived to be pagan. Anna is a representative of this ideal because she accepts Vladimir’s marriage proposal in exchange for the conversion of Rus. Olga, on the contrary,…

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    How often do you play video games? Video games are quite a popular choice of entertainment. All thanks to its interactivity and enjoyable features. Lately, there has been discussions about the depiction of violence in such video games. On the September of 2013, The New Yorker published an article titled “How evil should a video game allow you to be” authored by Simon Parker which provided an interesting insight on this much discussed topic. This essay by Parker relies heavily on the depiction of…

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    high school?” Most do not know, some are on the fence, but majority students know what their plans are and that’s to go to college. Students dream of going to big prestige colleges or colleges right in town. When students apply and get the golden acceptance letter, their dreams and hopes have come to reality and the world stop. Excitement runs through and everything seems amazing until, the price to attend is shown. Students start to worry about paying for dorms, classes, books and more. With…

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    divisiveness the evangelical Christian community can incite, by making people “feel they have to choose between their intellectual integrity and their faith, between science and Christianity, between compassion and holiness.” Evans points out that acceptance is important to millennials – and that they “want to be known for what we stand for, not what we are…

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    It’s not that I think Prince Charming will come riding up on a white horse to save me from my life of misery, but the kind of love that boasts unconditional acceptance. This love exists, I know it does, but I am one of those people who think I can force love. I think I can find any person and mold them into my fairy tale person. I love the way I want to be loved instead of loving the way they need to be loved…

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    Forensic Odontology is the study of dental science to legal investigations. A forensic odontologist is primarily involved in the identification of an offender by comparing dental records to bite marks that may be left on a victim or at a crime scene or identification of remains based on the dental records. They are highly experienced and are specially trained dentists. Forensic odontologists, because they are dentist spend most of their time as regular general dentist in an office or possibly…

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    and cruelty the characters show one another; he also speaks of the length one will go to help a true friend. This is a story about friendship and universal loneliness. In Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck tells of the importance of companionship; he offers that everyone gets lonesome, even around others. Most men in the 1920's lived a lonely life. The traveled from ranch to ranch, working for a month before taking their pay and moving on. They usually traveled alone, and the friends they made,…

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    Dan Santat’s inspiration for his award winning book “The Adventures of Beekle” was inspired by the birth of his first son Alek. He wondered before his birth how his son would look and feel like. A few years after Alek started school Dan “eased his son’s worries about making friend (Hsu, 2015)”. This book actually reflected the author’s softer side. The name Beekle actually was Alek’s first set of words that he spoke and this really shows how really inspired the author was by the imaginations of…

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    peoples’ awareness of the derogatory use of these words and their negative effects on people with intellectual disabilities, as well as on their families and friends. The campaign also aims to change attitudes of segregation and hate to attitudes of acceptance and respect. Also, to spread the word to end the word. The R-word, retard or retarded, is slang for the term mental retardation, these are the word hurts millions of people around the world. People with intellectual disabilities, their…

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    Indian immigrants, in which children are left with aunts and grandparents to be raised. Parents often times left their children behind with family members as they pursued their work, due to the better education the schools near the family members offer. Within America this form of…

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