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    sexual, though sometimes it was.” This quote is from the 11th century when the idea of romance was officially created when the world of the prince and the princess started. The fake romantic love in movies was created. As a little kid, in movies you always see the nerdy girl get the hot joke, the guy races to…

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    from 1997. Kristina Hatfield disappeared from Midwest City on night in May of 1997. Hatfield was only 8 years old at the time. The police found Hatfield’s bedroom window cracked and they located her underwear in the backyard with blood on it. The little girl was never found. Police believe that Anthony Joseph Palma is to blame and that she was murdered because the body was never found. On Monday, police arrested him for kidnapping and first-degree murder. Back in June, a new investigator was…

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    philosopher, Plato once said, “Rhetoric is the art of ruling the minds of men.” While each piece of literature may not cause the readers to praise it, each piece does have rhetorical context, playing a huge role in its meaning. This rhetorical context must match the writing to be successful, as seen with “The Barbie Birthday” and “Let Women Fight.” “The Barbie Birthday,” by Alison Townsend, informs the reader of the thought process children have when growing up with Barbie, as well as those who…

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    In this case, DNA was used to locate and convict a criminal in England when two girls in Leicestershire were raped and murdered. Thousands of local men voluntarily provided DNA samples following movements pushing towards this method, but none of the samples matched the evidence found at the crime scenes. Soon thereafter, one man confessed…

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    buzzed with talk of who would be on what team. The sounds of people talking and planning was a constant reminder of what was to come. My youth group had quickly established a reputation for being one of the more rowdy and cocky groups, so we talked a little playful smack, and told teams that we were going to win easily and that Venture, which was the name of my group, would dominate. On Wednesday, everyone got up and traveled to their worksites, with the thought in the back of their mind that…

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    After reading Marge Piercy’s Barbie Doll, the girl in the story had killed herself because she felt that others saw her as ugly. Upon further reading, the poem shows that there is more meaning behind it. The poem is not just about a young woman who takes her life for not being perfect. Piercy uses literary techniques and figurative language that describes a society for women. The writing style in this poem includes long, descriptive lines. Having the long lines with the descriptions helps to…

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    such a young girl; her whole life was ahead of her, and nothing could stand in her way. She thought that she had everything she ever wanted until that one competition when the judges threw her dreams down the drain. The young girl’s self esteem was totally wiped away from her; she thought that she was going to be the next Miss America in the coming years. Her mom just kept telling her that no matter what the judges said she was the most beautiful young lady in the world, but the little girl did…

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    “Come back here Lilly!” I called from the porch. I had just watched my little kitten run outside and I had to go get her! I scanned the lawn hoping and praying she would still be out there. It hasn’t even been a minute since she had gotten out, how far could she be? I finally spot her. There was only one thing wrong, instead of running away like I would expect her to do, she was digging in the lawn! She never digs, not even in the house! Completely weirded out, I run down the stairs and go to…

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    changes are more apparent in the teenage years, after identity has already been formed. These changes will most likely not change identity, and necessary changes to the body to help with body image can be made. In some cases, identity can be changed to match the body. It is unlikely that changes in hormones after development will affect sexuality and gender…

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    Jessica Lopez 1st period Fiber Vanishing Melisa Victim: Melissa Brannen Suspects: Caleb Hughes How Fiber Evidence Played a Role In the Case: Police found evidence of fiber in the guys car , in which they compared it to what Melissa was wearing that same night she disappeared. The police summarized it to where the outfit Melissa was wearing and found the exact same outfit. The fibers matched what they were looking for and convicted him to a sentenced to 50 years in prison. Souther…

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