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    he later revised the story into one of a dispossessed earthling, what would later become Hitchhiker’s. Clarke was always an avid space enthusiast who created works that encompassed his visions of the future. After World War Two Clarke went to college and graduated with a degree in math and physics which gave him a better understanding of the cosmic interactions. Philip K. Dick wrote A Scanner Darkly during some of the most trying times of his life as he spent more time on this book than…

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    Plan * Forming part of a larger development plan the Bournville College construction also falls within the Longbridge area action plan which incorporated a much larger development including housing, retail areas, youth centre, leisure facilities and highway improvements. This incorporated a landscape and environmental action plan so the design had to encompass the overall development brief as well as the specific college brief. * A key theme of the plan is Sustainability and the…

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    just a matter of being in the right place at the right time’” (Mantsios 283). This quote from “Class in America” was written by Gregory Mantsios who is the director of the Joseph S. Murphy Institute for Worker Education and Labor Studies at Queens College of the City University of New York (Mantsios 281). While most people in America would agree with his statement, Mantsios has labeled it, along with three other claims, a ‘myth’, which he then sets out to debunk with what he…

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    Janisse Ray, author of Ecology of a Cracker Childhood, highlights her experiences as a child growing up in rural South Georgia, bringing attention to the extreme poverty surrounding her, as well as the gender expectations she faced from her religious family. Similarly, in Warren St. John’s novel, Outcasts United, the life of Luma Mufleh, a soccer coach to a refugee team, is also highlighted, and issues of gender inequality and religious expectations are also addressed. Despite their different…

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    assessments are the most powerful educational hegemony inside schools and influence the meaning of smartness. Students who do poorly in every aspect of life will still be considered as smart as long as they can get good test scores in school. In contrast, students who are talented in the skills that are not included in the standardization will be seen as failure or unintelligent. As Davidson says, “as we narrow the spectrum of skills that we test in schools, more and more kids who have skills…

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    Today, many people, from other races, with the exception of black people think that everyone receives the same opportunities. This form of thinking is incorrect. Black people do not get the same opportunities as whites. As an example, when a white individual and a black individual apply for the same job with the same company, both have degrees, and equal experience, most often than not, the white individual is offered the position. Many people in society do not understand the struggles that…

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    In order to satisfy Newman’s implied requirements for a successful education, the current American system of higher education needs to focus on the general education more intensely. For example, most of colleges and universities require GE (general education) classes for students to acquire bachelor’s degree. However, current GE system is too shallow for students to explore the depth of study. We only need three classes in arts and humanities area to fulfill…

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    and had to earn the things she wanted in life. Being white just made her another individual part of society nothing more and for that reason she says being white did not earn her any advantage over others. She did not get the opportunity to go to college till her late 30s and lived a trailer home with her parents most of the time. Being privileged to Corcoran meant you earned the privileges you had by hard work not by the color of your skin. She states that “Middle class, educated people assume…

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    Themes of Abuse in The Perks of Being a Wallflower In both the novel and the movie, the theme of abuse in The Perks of Being a Wallflower is very prevalent in the story. Both mediums follow Charlie who is entering his freshman year of high school. Charlie attends a football game alone and finds Patrick, a señor in his shop class, who invites him to sit with him. The two of them are joined by Sam, Patrick’s stepsister and Charlie is immediately drawn to her. When Charlie gets home that night, he…

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    to the study from the mid-1990s, there was 40% of CHF patients died within a year after being diagnosed. Meanwhile, a new study found that 14% died in the first 6 months. The study of the Royal College of physicians also reveals the average life expectancy is about 3 years following a diagnosis. In comparison, the life expectancy of CHF is even worse than other serious disease like breast or gaster cancer. In spite of using the optimal treatment, the patients are impossible to gain complete…

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