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    Robert Milton’s Anomie Strain Theory is centered in the belief that society has a dominant and accepted set of norms/values and goals and those values direct us in the acceptable avenue of achieving said goals. Milton adapted his theory from Durkheim, who theorized that strain was due to a breakdown of society’s inability to control the goals and aspirations. Milton’s tweak on Durkheim states that social strain is created when the gap between socially approved goals and one’s ability and/or…

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    psychological disorder. The Magic Daughter, brings traumatic events to subconscious awareness. Jane Phillips testimony details the traumas she faced during childhood and the difficulty in overcoming and confronting her disorder. This emotional novel explores the distress, fear, and functional impairments. Such of violence and abuse during childhood. After…

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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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    Wyoming, Illinois is a representation of a small farming community. It sits among acres of old, history filled corn, wheat and bean fields about thirty minutes from the “big” city. My first childhood home sat on a corner. The old home used to belong to my great grandparents, but was currently occupied by my mom, sister and two cats. I looked over to my mom, “Can I go to the grocery store?” I asked her. Turning from her book, “What do you need?”. “Oh, I don’t know, I want candy”. “Okay, there…

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    The Series of Semi-Unfortunate Events. When most kids look back on their childhood they think about family vacations, the time they built a tree house with dad or running through the sprinklers when I look back the first thing I think of is when my parents got divorce. I don’t want to set the wrong picture for my childhood, it was great. I battled monsters in the sand box and made countless trips across the vase lands to the barn, I was always lucky to return home alive before dinner of course. …

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    Have you ever met a rabbit who has defeated the most cruel, audacious, and intimidating adversary of all time? Well, let me introduce you to Hazel, a captivating, allegiant, allocentric, strategic and cunning rabbit who has passed several obstacles to reach a warren that his people may inhabit. Hazel has many tricks up his sleeve, when danger presents itself, he knows just how to defeat it. His strategic characteristic allows him to evaluate all ideas that are contributed from each individual…

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    I was born in June 1992 at Saint Vincent’s hospital Hillsboro, Oregon. From the stories I’ve been told my grandparents and my two siblings were at the hospital with my mother, and my father was at a job site and called my mother to tell her that he was not going to make it because he was too tired to drive. That is what I know of my birth and that we moved around quite a bit in the first two years of my life before we moved into my grandparents. From the beginning I do not know if I was…

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    handful of neighbors checked on her after her ma died. Bear-ing gifts of homemade jams, jellies, bread, sugar, flour, cornmeal, and quilts, the wives tried to be sociable, while their nestlings of-fered entertainment by chasing each other around the barn and hol-lering like banshees. A feeling of thankfulness enveloped Sarah when everybody left. Her lack of social skills didn’t allow her to enjoy company. She soon became known far and wide as a cur-mudgeon who was tetched in the head. On their…

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    situation, most four years don’t end up in; I had been left in a tornado, the wet dead leaves that autumn produced whip around my small frame as the wind began to slowly pick up my body under its shear force. As other students made it safely into the barn/ storm shelter while I found myself standing on the front steps of the school. In light of the situation, most pupils searched for their siblings, and my brother did the same. After several minutes his search frantic searching to no avail, he…

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    when Jody sees the parallel between him and the old horse and finds Gitano reverently holding his rapier-he is of another place and time, something Jody can learn from and respect. Like the rapier, Jody recognizes that he can't destroy the secret memories of the old. Jody encounters the prospect of his own death in "The Great Mountains." Though he has already experienced the death of his beloved pony, he does not sense the larger significance of death until the old paisano, Gitano,…

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