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    Gaming Is Just A Hobby Gaming is a hobby that I have been interested in since I was in elementary school. As a boy my family did not have a ton of money, but eventually we could afford a gaming system to entertain my two brothers, two sisters, and I. Gaming as a whole should be seen as just another harmless hobby, and not something to blame when people commit crimes or act a certain way. Being able to call myself gamer made me proud, until accusations of violence, immaturity, racism, sexism, and “being a nerd” were made popular beliefs in news articles and reports. These accusation are based on gamers using video games as education and a reason to reenact certain events in the “real world” compared to the “virtual world”. When I was young…

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    Blanche, he loses the game. Now, with her leaving, he has drawn "an inside straight and made it", winning the hand and showing his restored control in the house. That they are playing the game at all shows a shocking lack of compassion, an opinion voiced by Eunice when she says "men are callous things with no feelings". The accusation of their being "pigs" reminds the audience of when Stella called Stanley a "pig" at the disastrous birthday dinner, resulting in his subsequent violence and…

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    How would you feel if a judge sentenced you a life behind bars for something you didn’t commit? Many women accuse men of rape when they didn't rape anyone. There are a lot of cases that the "victim" chose a man from the police lineup that wasn’t her perpetrator. Before determining the person is guilty there should be a DNA test for the victim. The next paragraph will be talking about how this problem developed. This issue drew up by people not paying attention to the DNA tests, by not…

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    these concerns have been addressed with me because the perception of one in our BU continues to make unfounded accusations to you regarding me and my abilities. In addition to the fact that you have not addressed any of them directly with me or taken the time to meet with me on a regular basis to understand my abilities or TLG’s finances this has led to your opinions being persuaded instead of formed by you. You stated in our meeting on September 3rd that in addition to these concerns when I…

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    Feminist Roles In Arthur Miller's The Crucible

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    To be seen and not heard; a quality shared by the inanimate object, and the conventional woman. Society has conformed women into accessories, and therefore, literature has followed suit. Inherent in this ideology, are many base traits attributed to women. Arthur Miller’s The Crucible exploits these traditional feminine characteristics to aid the female character in her role of complimenting the male. When observing something from an alternate perspective it can take on a whole new meaning.…

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    There are a lot of plays that have irony. A Greek play called Oedipus have all types of irony. The author of the play Oedipus uses dramatic, situational, and verbal irony in his play. This play is about a man named Oedipus who becomes a king by killing his father which he was not aware of, later he marries his mother. This is a famous play because people all over the world have read this amazing play. First, One of the irony in the play Oedipus is dramatic irony. Dramatic irony is when we…

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    Aids and Accusation Aids and Accusation, written by Paul Farmer, is a book that truly captures and describes the epidemiology and history of HIV/AIDS in Haiti. Farmer’s immergence into the Haitian community during his research, alongside his educational background as a medical anthropologist and physician, contributed greatly to his approach of providing a deeply holistic understanding of HIV/AIDS in Haiti to the public for the first time (Farmer 2006:253). Through ethnographical,…

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    Pokemon: A Short Story

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    It was a cloudy day out, the rain had started after two boys got off the bus. These two boys were happily talking about Pokemon and giving tips on how to level them up faster. The clouds were ominously moving before letting a few tears fall before the downpour starts. The two friends run inside as fast as they can laughing at everyone running around like a chicken with its head cut off. The bond these two have built has been tested on numerous times. Today they face the biggest test yet, and…

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    The Employer has several problems. He has a shallow personality that suits his shallow interactions with other people. He cares too much what other people think of him, including the reader. The narrator tells us that he is merely recounting the history of the lives of scriveners, about which little has been written previously. Instead, he is using our attention as an opportunity to clear his conscience or confess his sins. If I were in his place, I would do things differently. It becomes…

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    Children are often are not given enough credit. Adults seem to pass them off as objects who care solely about themselves and lack the ability to think logically. In the short story, “Brownies,” by ZZ Packer, a group of 10 year old black girl scouts display reverse racism, accusing a mentally disable troop of calling them a slur. In “Brownies,” a young girl nicknamed, snot recounts a summer spent with her “friends” who seem more like bullies. The social leaders of the group Octavia and Arnetta,…

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