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    Jordan Baker Case Summary

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    by the name of Jordan Baker who was riding his bike through a strip mall where Officer Castro was working an extra job through the Department’s “Extra Employment System.” Although Castro was not on duty, he was still expected to enforce all federal, state, and city laws at the strip mall with approval from the Houston Police Department. Jordan Baker, however, was not breaking any laws or engaged in any unlawful conduct. Officer Castro claims that he confronted Jordan Baker because he looked…

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    Jordan Baker, the Golf Pro, the Cheater, the Manipulator? A very sportive, slender, and small breasted woman. Miss Baker is one of many who are cruel, harsh, self-sufficient, but extremely beautiful. Described as the new American Women from the 20’s, Miss Baker has been accused of and allegedly moving her golf ball during a golf tournament, in order to give herself an advantage and better position on her next shot. She only cares about herself, she believes that the morally wrong actions that…

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    one spirit; worship in spirit and in truth; and if daily adoring, imploring, and living the divine Life, Truth, Love, thou shalt partake of the bread that cometh down from heaven, drink of the cup of salvation, and be baptized in Spirit,” wrote Mary Baker Eddy in 1898 (Christian Science Versus Pantheism). Mrs. Eddy (as she is colloquially referred to by her followers) was the woman who came to found the Christian Science religion, based on the metaphysical New Thought movement, in 1879…

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    tackle this worldwide epidemic. One man has decided to combat parasomnia through unconventional methods. This man is William Baker, known primarily as the Nightman.…

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    out I have no patience for children. Therefore I realized that I want to be a baker. Even though a baker and an accountant have similarities, they also have differences and deciding which is most suitable may be difficult choice. A career as a baker requires hard work, but the offers many rewards. Baking may seem the easiest job to do in the world. In fact it's not bakers have to check the quality of ingredients. Bakers do not just put frosting on cupcakes and decorate cakes, they have to use…

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    As I, Zach Dempsey, look at what I thought was a harmless and funny joke on Hannah Baker turned out to be a reason for her to kill herself. How could this have happened? A little prank, like the one I was doing, could not have possibly be the only reason Hannah could have wanted to do this to herself. I couldn’t think of any other reason why she would this; until I received the tapes. Once I had received the tapes and followed the instructions that Hannah had told me to it was clear on all the…

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    Josephine Baker A.K.A (Black Venus & Black Pearl) was born June 3 1906 , In St. Louis Missouri .She Was A Superstar that joined world war 2 as a civil rights activist. She had a big heart for children. Baker also received many marriage requests until her death 1975. You may don’t know why I said that she had a big heart for children ..well let me tell you why. Josephine Baker adopted twelve children to prove that different races could live together. This is relevant to her life because she…

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    to the lungs - what love is to the heart, liberty is to the soul of man.” This relates to hard won liberty because liberty isn’t a want it is a need; a need that every human wants and needs. One is able to see this need in the speech by Josephine Baker at the march on Washington or in Mahamd Gandhi’s letter to Viceroy, Lord Irwin. Both these pieces show a fight for their basic liberty in a non havoc way. Their incentive was to innovate the world so that everyone was equivalent. In Josephine…

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    Josephine Baker’s Biography Josephine Baker was known for being a world-renowned performer, WWII spy, and street activist. She was born on June 3rd, 1906, in St. Louis Missouri. Her mother, Carrie McDonald, had a job as a washerwoman. Her father, Eddie Carson, was a vaudeville drummer. At the time, there weren't any good jobs for women, so her mother took the job she could get. In her childhood, she grew up and lived in her birthplace in St. Louis, Missouri. One of her interests as a child was…

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    What would run through one’s mind when they are faced with the devastation of a nuclear blast? In the short story “Grace Period” by Will Baker, a man finds himself in a horrifying situation where a nuclear bomb has been detonated over his town. With the clues left behind, readers can match what is happening with the information in the article “Nuclear Weapon Effects” by John Pike. The article describes how nuclear bombs work and the mass destruction that is created. Having this knowledge, one…

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