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    Its student body consists of people who already hold responsible roles in church communities throughout Eastern Europe and its expanding service region. This inherently fulfills its religious purpose. Its model brings students into contact with those from other denominations whose theological or cultural views differ. Both through debate and camaraderie, this fulfills its claims of preparing students for mission work. Because its faculty, especially the adjunct…

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    probably ‘cos of his metal eye. In the first part Feyre does a good job at learning what she can of Hybern’s secrets and plans to bring down the wall separating the Faerie realm from the Human realm, by playing the part of the victim who is slowly finding her way around PTSD. Her budding and possibly…

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    I have always had a curious mind and a thirst to learn. As I've grown, my curiosity has inspired me to further educate myself and take advantage of opportunities that arrive. Traveling to China alone at the age of 12 was the catalyst that sparked my drive to continually explore. When I was 12 , I had a great opportunity to be invited by the Chinese government to see my birth country and was taken to various influential cities in China. This opportunity was so influential , as a result, I went…

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    since it investigates different cultures, has realistic, well-developed characters, and features real world problems. Looking to expand the horizons of tenth graders, the novel is set in China upon a remote mountain during the Chinese Cultural Revolution and carries an unfamiliar essence. Sijie describes the land, "Looking up at the vertiginous slopes all around me, I could just make out a foot path rising from the shadowy fissures in the clip towards the sky, where it seemed to melt into the…

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    and connate than in streets or villages. In the tranquil landscape, and especially in the distant line of the horizon, man beholds somewhat…

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    body is found in September of 1992, along with an S.O.S note he wrote when he realized he is close to death. The environment in which Chris lived for that extended period of time is vital to his story; this isn’t like a boy scouting trip in which you bring your grocery store graham crackers, marshmallows and chocolate, and roast them while laughing with your friends. This isolation made Chris completely dependent on the land, even having him record in his journal what food he caught that day.…

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    My Cocoon Research Paper

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    The cocoon is an all too familiar place for me, it is a place in which I find comfort - a protection mechanism that I have built in order to deal with challengers that I do not have an alternative means to deal with. Trungpa Rinpoche, explains the cocoon as a place of cowardice, a place in which a person escapes to in order to land back into a place of comfort. This familiar place allows is to “surround ourselves with our own familiar thoughts, so that nothing sharp or painful can touch us”…

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    African Aesthetics in America’s Finest City I travel with my mother across town to explore and expand our dancing horizons. Several dances are performed throughout the beautiful city of San Diego. We trek across a long road to a red tent, pick up our passes and join the other spectators at our first stop of the day. The seventeenth annual Trolley Dances brings people of all ages, ethnicities, and dance knowledge to one place to experience “America’s Finest City” and some of the city’s most…

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    A crow looking up at the dark horizon of Maycomb. With leaves falling down like Atticus’s hope for the future. We were forced to annotate the heck of the soft, paperback book, so I pulled out my 2 packs of Cerulean colored Post It notes, matching the newly bought sky blue pen I bought. I started to do what Ms Padilla ordered us to do and started reading the award winning book. I started ripping my sticky notes out so many times that Ms. Padilla sarcastically told me “Chill”, with a slight giggle…

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    a tall, strikingly, good looking man with an athletic form approaches us. This man has a white and welcoming smile, blue beady eyes, (which are gazing at us and truthfully making me uncomfortable). I recognize his face, but I cannot recall who exactly he is. I ask for his name and the man refuses tell Virgil and me his name, however, the only clue he tells us about who he is, is that on earth he “lived strong”. Live strong. Yes, now I remember. He was the American cyclist that dominated…

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