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    Braveheart is the American epic war movie directed, in 1995, by Mel Gibson which is based on the War I of Scottish Independence against the England and is led by the warrior of Scott named William Wallace. The film is not only trying to show a historical story but also a man who was trying to fight and earn their freedom against the adversity. In the movie, the inspirational speeches of William Wallace deliver took him to the mouth of death and was eventually murdered. This movie explores the…

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    humans, our vision is often clouded and we do not fully comprehend what is occurring around us. Fiction helps to take us away and learn to manage these harsh realities through fiction. In the novel All American Boys, the authors, Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely, give a grand display of misconception. By the first chapter of the book, the theme is unmistakably known. The main character, Rashad, is brutally beaten by an officer by the name of Paul Galluzzo. Throughout the novel, numerous lessons…

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    Gender Role In Society

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    Gender among other aspects of social life are identified differently between societies. Each society has a different view on the rights and wrongs in their daily lives. The term gender is what identifies you throughout society. Gender roles and norms are prestigious to the socialization of life. Gender is identified by an individual’s behavior and the “gender roles are based on norms, or standards, created by society. (Boundless 2016)” There is a constant struggle within a society when deciding…

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    Forensic Evidence

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    discovery of charred bone fragments in a fire pit. In the trial, the evidence that was filed against Avery was blood found in Halbach’s vehicle, her car found on the property, bone fragments, and the testimony from Avery's nephew, Brendan Dassey (Riccardi and Demos, 2015). Brendan, only 16 at…

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    Boston Marathon Report

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    On Presidents day, April 15th of 2013, the Boston Marathon was the focus of a terror attack. The people behind this attack were brothers Tamerlan Tsarnaev,26 years old and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev 19 years old. They had been United States residents for nearly a decade before they carried out the attack. As a result of the events, three spectators and one police officer were killed. In addition, more than 250 people were wounded from two bombs placed near the finish line. Sixteen of the wounded required…

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    Spoken Task Will: Morning/afternoon Hayden, what’s been happening mate? Hayden: Ahh not much, what’s new? Will: Well not much, you know, school and football keeping me busy. Hayden: Yeah school is getting tough, I’m not enjoying it too much, except for English, we’re learning about growing up and it’s finally an interesting unit. Will: Oh really? We are too, with Tom Brennan and Flirting (Hayden: Yeah, those are the ones). Okay, what do you think about it? Hayden: They’re both good…

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    As Tom grows closer to Uncle Brendan, he continues to grow as a person and moves further and further out of his depression. Together they climb the “ascent”, a symbolic physical environment and a recurring motif that represents Tom’s healing process and transitions as at first is a…

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    effects, cognitive enhancing drugs should not be used. Many counter this argument by stating the positives of enhancers: the alertness and improvement of focus. While all of these benefits are true, the pernicious effects are much more concerning. Brendan Maher, a writer for Nature.com, writes, “[r]oughly half reported unpleasant side effects, and some discontinued…

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    I Want Your Fear Summary

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    The article, “I Want Your Fear” by Ryan Henderson goes in depth on the incorrect assumption that vaccines lead to autism. Henderson describes how the anti-vaccine movement started. The author claims that Andrew Wakefield caused the anti-vaccine movement, which began with a paper stating that the MMR vaccine caused autism and Crohn’s Disease. However, Wakefield’s claims hold no scientific weight and caused a mass hysteria. Wakefield does not have the credentials to make such claims as he is a…

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    convertible vehicle as a mirror of Byron interior emotion. The blue car is wrecked, ruined and broken-down similar to Byron’s psyche in the beginning of the movie. As film review from http://variety.com/1998/film/reviews/finding-graceland-1200454980/ by Brendan Kelly who stated “Byron is a pretty morose type, still in a funk over the accidental death of his wife, Beatrice (Gretchen Mol), in a car accident a year earlier. In fact, he hasn’t had the stamina to repair his car since she died, and…

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