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    Concrete Experience

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    Concrete Experience The first class exercise that we did in class was the Adventure in the Amazon; in this exercise we worked in our groups that we formed the first day of class. Our objective was to rank the fifteen items listed in accordance to our survival. This was a two-part exercise, the first was ranking them individually with no help from others and the second was doing collectively as a group. Individually I did the best out of our group and since of my past experiences in the Marines.…

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    Hester: “Able” to Wear The Scarlet Letter As Helen Keller once said “Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved.” This undoubtedly played out in the character of Hester Prynne in The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Plagued by society due to an adulteress affair, with Puritan minister, Arthur Dimmesdale, Hester continuously suffers and is deemed as an outcast.…

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    enforcement began to crack down on animal fighting in 1976. At one point, pit bulls were even one of the most popular dogs in America. Pits even became common in the army, in fact, a pit bull acted as the first U.S. Army dog to be promoted to sergeant. Helen Keller owned a pit bull, and so did the Little Rascals with their dog, Petey. Pit bulls continuously appear throughout America’s history, but rather than appreciate their contribution to society, many people choose to focus on the negative…

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    There is an ongoing feud as to if censorship is appropriate to incorporate in governments, schools, and other institutions. Governments or other forms of authority engage in censorship in order to protect people from concepts they consider to be corrupt or immoral. Censorship eliminates evil mindsets and can help to prevent major conflicts from arising. On the other hand, censorship slows down creativity and innovation, violates citizens’ rights, and hides the truth. The Nazi Regime incorporated…

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    What A Dilemma There are many whys and wherefores that may stem behind a reason for a woman to choose to have an abortion in today’s world. Reason’s may include a woman being raped, a teen pregnancy, pregnancy by incest, unplanned or unexpected pregnancy, pregnancy at a financially unaffordable time or high risk pregnancy. Historically, in China children may have been aborted the second time around as a means of population control, “The abortion gangs often capture women who are pregnant for a…

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    not perform surgery as he suspected that without it, the baby would soon die (Ian Dowbiggin 2003). By making this decision, Haiselden created a massive controversy of the topic about euthanasia. As well known thinkers such as, Clarence Darrow and Helen Keller, have argued about the topic of letting the patient and their family discuss the matter of their situation, Haiselden believed that it was better to let a patient with multiple disabilities die rather than saving their lives (National…

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    “Walking with a friend in the dark is better than walking alone in the light,” said Helen Keller, an American author, political activist, and lecturer. In Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, the two main characters George and Lennie walked together in the dark. The inseparable pair were caught in a catastrophe, that could not be avoided. John Steinbeck wrote the death of Lennie with purpose of showing an analogy to the Great Depression in which our country struggled with for years.With uses of…

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    Helen Keller once said, “the character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved.” Standardized test scores shouldn’t determine whether or not a school should exist. The problems may not rest in the school, but rather in the students. Teachers might not have the resources to teach students, personal problems might stop students from succeeding, or the school, in general, the…

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    A Purpose for Dying Pluto's famous Cave allegory is a story that describe the nature of education and enlightenment in people. Many people come across a realization of sorts, and then they are disturbed at first but then begin to see the world clearly and discern it for themselves. I've had a similar experience. I was eight years old when my grandfather died. Up until then, the subject of death had never occurred to me. So as I approached my grandfather, ready to give my respects, I watched his…

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    undeniably painful to all of us,” he said, “that even now we do not know who was the author of the Comedies, Tragedies and Sonnets of Shakespeare.” Doubters of Shakespeare’s credibility range from Henry James, Charles Chaplin, even to Orson Welles to Helen Keller all from different backgrounds. Joseph C. Hart, the conspirator, and Delia Bacon, writer and Shakespeare scholar were both Americans, but put thrived in finding who the real writer was. This just proves that you don’t have to come from…

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