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    War never changes, it only causes change in the lives of the people affected by its outcome. War brings expected physical weight upon soldiers, but physical weight is not the only burden that soldiers carry. Soldiers carry unexpected emotional burdens that can cause them to become distracted from the real danger which is war. Emotional burdens can also outweigh the weight of physical burdens. In The things they Carried, O’Brien illustrates how emotional burdens are a weight that cannot be…

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    Many people in the United States would not consider food to be something that is addictive however if they were to take a moment to look around as they are driving through town they can see that this is an addiction that starts at a young age for most Americans. When eating in healthy portions each day and not snacking in-between meals it is not issue but when people are sitting at home eating a family sized bag of potato chips while they are making or waiting for their food to be delivered then…

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    he had many health complications in his lifetime, which resulted in him having a heart transplant by the time he was forty years old. Still, my grandfather was an amazing man. I could always count on him giving me a pack of sports cards and Red chewing gum on any and every holiday, and though they were such small gifts, I looked forward to them every year. Many times a month I would spend a night or two with my grandparents, and my grandfather and I would watch the movie Homeward Bound. That…

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    but does it? Many believe that if you ban the phones in schools and in learning areas then the students will learn but there is no substantial evidence. An article written by Kevin Hart said “Many teachers say cell phones have officially replaced chewing gum as the new classroom menace.” Use of cellphones should be left up to the students: they are solely responsible for their learning, they will always find other ways to cheat, and they need them for emergencies. Millions have addressed…

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    Megan Carpentier, the author of The Year Hip-Hop Invented Sex, failed to support her thesis in a well written manner. However, her main point is correct and describes an undeniable modern revolution amongst Hip Hop and R&B music. Hip-Hop artists have recently changed the meanings behind their blunt and explicit lyrics. In the article The Year Hip-Hop Invented Sex, Megan Carpentier describes the pre-revolution and specific details of this iconic year. According to Carpentier, before sex was…

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    The twenties were a time when everyone and everything was changing. The twenties brought many different changes, like changes in fashion, music, laws, literature, technology, and overall lifestyles of people and how they lived. The twenties were also a time when the country was just becoming rich after WW1. With that, the use of cars skyrocketed. Everyone was starting to get a car, whether it was the inexpensive Model T, or a fancy, yellow Rolls Royce. After the eighteenth amendment was…

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    It smells like fresh raindrops, and the fragrance of newborn grass in spring on the field in Vancouver, Canada. There are lots of parents and teachers sitting around the field to watch the game. It seems like a good day to kick off practice for the powder puff game. It’s definitely a big day for me. Having a powder puff game is a great tradition at our school, it is a touch football game between upperclassmen and lowerclassmen. All players in our team are 12 years old, representing the…

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    1. Questions for Havrilesky H. 'Don't Act Crazy, Mindy'. Why does Havrilesky dislike many of the women characters in popular television shows? She says “I am bothered by one persistent cavat: that the more astute and capable many of these women are, the more likely it is that they are also completely nuts.” ith is one way that she is displeased with the women characters on television. Another reason is when she says “I mean that these women are portrayed as volcanoes that could blow at any…

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    In this essay, I will assess the different methods used to measure criminal activity, as well as their effectiveness and limitations. I will be looking to history in order to better understand and compare today 's ways of counting crimes and transforming them into statistics. I will also be questioning the various definitions of crime and what they entail across different cultures. Before going into detail about how effectively crime can be measured and evaluated, I would first like to mention…

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    The week of June 28th, 2013 was about to be the most unbelievable week of my life to date. I was about to embark on an amazing vacation to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. I can remember all the details of this vacation from the smells in the air to the taste of all the delicious food they had to offer. My mom’s whole side of the family went on this vacation to attend my grandmother’s intimate wedding that was held on the soft-sand, clearwater beach right outside of our hotel. Friday,…

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