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    Shipwrecks

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    passes-all-understanding phenomenon of human survival in extreme circumstances. Or as the Japanese investigators finally acknowledge in the summary report with which the novel concludes, Pi’s is “an outstanding story of courage and endurance in the face of extraordinary difficult and tragic circumstances” (354)... they give up the quixotic quest for objectivity or believability, and adapt a literary framework, acknowledging that Pi’s “story is unparalleled in the history of shipwrecks” (354),…

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    CHANGES OUR WORLD” Topic: Through collaboration among schools and the community, students will engage in a project which will promote good citizenship and enhance literacy in their community or school. Written summary of the focus, goals, challenges, and successes of the project: Summary: At Tequesta Trace, our Cambridge program is an international program with standards from the Cambridge University and testing programs. The students apply for entrance and have high expectations for…

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    Sodom and Gomorrah Summary: Sodom and Gomorrah are two exceptionally evil cities. God sends angels to see just how evil the city of sodom is. The angels enter the city and are taken home by a man named Lot. That night the evil people of Sodom beat on Lot door and demanded he send out the angels to them. The angels go out and strike everyone blind. The next morning the angels convince Lot, with his wife and two daughters, to flee the city. God then destroys both Sodom and Gomorrah with fire and…

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    create an interesting tale. As for Poe, he admired author George Gordon, Lord Byron because of his “melancholy subjects and … his rebelliousness” (Sova). Byron inspired Poe to use the sorrow stories of his own life and create something out of them. In summary, Poe and King will forever be the two of the popular horror authors because of the writing skills and technique both of these men have used to pull reader in for…

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    The Description of a Student with a Disability The student that I observed will be identified as “Jack” for this assignment. Jack has been placed in the general education classroom for at least 80% of the school day with no anticipated removal from this general education environment according to his Individualized Education Program (IEP). His current level of writing performance is at a third grade level due to his lack of understanding the phonetic system, which affects his spelling and…

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    The Earth on Turtle’s Back Long ago Native american tribes told many myths of creation but one myth that was carried on and even shared to this day is the story “The Earth on Turtle's Back”. A small summary of the myth slash story is that there used to only be water on earth and a skyland in which the animals lived in the water and a tribe lived on the skyland. Now the chiefs wife had a very strong dream of a tree being uprooted so the chief decided to uproot the tree as he saw the dream was so…

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    “Creative nonfiction has become the most popular genre in the literary and publishing communities” states Lee Gutkind. Before reading the webpage I would have with no doubt said that fiction was better than nonfiction, but now I think differently. Most people would label nonfiction as boring facts and documentary, as I myself always have. But that’s not the case. Creative nonfiction can be written in many forms, one of them being an essay. The main difference between a fiction and nonfiction…

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    The Crucible, written by Arthur Miller, came to fruition through several key historical and personal events; three of which include the rise of McCarthyism, Miller’s own trial, and the growth of domestic hysteria in America. Miller wrote The Crucible in defiance of “modern day witch hunts” (Newell n.pag.). However, Miller would need to gain the support of the American people to make a change. To begin, during the time in which The Crucible was written, an ideology know as McCarthyism was on the…

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    Sometimes A Struggle

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    our lives. Experiences throughout life are what shape us into the people we are currently. Similarly to this concept is the evolution of my literary background. There has been the highs at which I accomplish a goal I’ve been working for, but also the lows at which I am struggling to grasp onto a new concept that is being introduced to me. Comparing my literary background to this idea of an evolution seems to be fitting since all those stages and those experiences have molded together to create…

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    Jean-Paul Sartre Is man truly free? Do we feel alienated to a world without meaning? Jean-Paul Sartre questioned and challenged these ideas. Jean-Paul Sartre was born in June 21, 1905 in Paris, France and died on April 15, 1980 at the age of 74 although making a huge impact in 20th century philosophy. He was well known for being an existentialist because of some of his works and concepts. He was in a very open relationship with Simone de Beuvoir who was a prominent feminist and the writer of…

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