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    Works Cited "American Apparel: The Making of an All-American Business Nightmare." The Fashion Law. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Mar. 2017. Hill, Amelia. "The Rise and Fall of American Apparel." The Guardian. Guardian News and Media, 25 Aug. 2010. Web. 30 Mar. 2017. Schlossberg, Mallory. "American Apparel Made One Mistake That Led to Its Downfall." Business Insider. Business Insider, 05 Oct. 2015…

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    misrepresent science (Morling, 2014). Although Norton used many direct quotes throughout her article, she could have described the experiment’s design better. In this analysis, I will examine how accurate Norton articulates about this psychological report. Amelia Arria, Kimberly Caldeira, Brittamy Bugbee,Kathryn Vicent, and Kevin O’Grady researched the academic consequences of marijuana use during college. The researchers collected data of 1,117 first year students by eight annual assessments…

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    Plato Socrates Noble Lie

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    Amelia Staten Professor Robert Ross POLS-2300-001 18 Sept. 2014 What is the "noble lie" and what purpose does it serve? In a political sense, the phrase “noble lie” is defined as an untruth or a myth. A noble lie is typically told by someone of power in order to keep a sense of harmony amongst a group. In The Republic, Plato coins the phrase “noble lie” in a fictional tale on which Socrates is telling of the origins of the social classes and where they came from. The noble lie, coined by…

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    Dr. Pilar Melero is a very accomplished professor, researcher, and journalist. Her latest speech at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater was called “Women of the Revolution!” and was on the role of women in the Mexican revolutionary war that started in 1910. She opened with a story of a beautiful big-eyed little Latina girl who was dying. The girl’s mother was desperate to find a cure for the little girl. Her mother went to doctors, churches, and even the government to try to find help for the…

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    exploded. “Mom, can I run over and grab another one?” The little creature asked. “That pink one, looks really pretty. It would fit my collection.” “Hurry up. I don’t have all day, my spa appointment is at 4. Then I have to get my hair done. Also, Amelia,don’t forget you have your friend Veronica is coming over at 6:30.” The creature’s mom said. “No! No! No! You can’t, that’s my wife! Please spare my family.” I…

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    An often debated question is that of what makes a good story. In the 1800s, Edgar Allan Poe created one list of rules that he thinks makes a good detective story. These include requirements such as "clues ... to allow the reader to solve the crime" and "a detective with strong intuitive skills" (Poe, "Rules for Detective Stories"). Two mystery tales that can be judged using these rules to determine which is better are Poe's own short story, "The Murders in the Rue Morgue," and a movie, The Bone…

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    a clever analogy that truly represents the horrors associated with the quality of life due to single parenting. A scene from the movie displays this when the child Samuel (played by Noah Wiseman) is screaming uncontrollably in the car as the mom, Amelia (played by Essie Davis) stops the car and breaks down, screaming. This example of a stressful situation in single parenting leads to the image of betrayal of single motherhood, as this scene plus many others within the movie display what society…

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    Classroom Motivation

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    Being an educator can be the most rewarding, yet trying profession one can possibly obtain. Being flexible, open minded, and willing to try new things are definite prerequisites to teaching young children. Parents often realize that their children are different, and this is always the case within the classroom. What works to motivate one child to learn simply might not prove to be so successful for the next child. There are several strategies that have been put into place and used by schools…

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    Created by society based on norms and standards, gender roles are the concept of how men and women should act and behave. The severity and types of gender roles vary across cultures and countries, but the concept of gender roles are something that is universal. Gender roles are especially harsh on women, and affect their quality of life. While ignored by society, gender roles are not ignored by women, and these roles continue to affect women’s lives all over the world. Gender roles are…

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    around and it got on my last nerve. My family was well off on money (I have no idea how) so I drove a black matte Jeep. Our house was three stories with a basement and my attic room. My mom would push me to have friends over and my dad would say “ Amelia, honey, Harper can do whatever she wants.” My dad was awesome. He would always cook the best dinners and watch the newest movies with us. He was the opposite of mom. She always pushed me to be a social butterfly.…

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