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    Aguero says that, “...more days in the poorest areas had no effect at all--even though the poorest students, whose families lack the resources to provide them with out-of-school enrichment, should have the most to gain from more time at school.” (Crawford) To sum up this quote, a school with more poverty is expected to improve on test scores, but the test scores were found to have not been raised. Ohio State University found that in math and reading over a span of a year, students who attended…

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    How is it that people can look around at other individuals and watch them transform right in front of their eyes? In the movie Finding Forrester people are able to watch many characters transform just due to the human beings around them. Jamal has a strong passion for writing but, is always looking for help to improve. William is a writer who has shut himself away from society. These two happen to have a truly unique meeting, Jamal breaks into William's apartment due to a dare, from this point…

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    This May, the much-anticipated stage adaptation of cult science fiction novel 1984, has permitted Adelaide’s audience to be treated to such an astounding retelling of George Orwell’s seminal work. The play itself, is a bleak depiction of Great Britain re-imagined as a dystopian superstate governed by a dictatorial regime. Winston Smith (Tom Conroy) as the main protagonist, is a man whose daily work is to rewrite the history, tries to rebel by going against the repressive regime which is overseen…

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    published the New England Psalm Singer, the first collection of entirely American music. Interestingly, Billings’ good friend Paul Revere engraved the front piece of the songbook (Crawford & Hamberlin, 2013). The New England Psalm Singer reflected both the musical and political changes in New England culture. As Crawford and Hamberlin stated, “By 1770, although some Puritan influence persisted, the region’s moral purpose had a new focus: resistance to Britain’s rule of her American colonies”…

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    children with earworms and the pitiful Mruna tribe in Africa, to the gossip about the preacher’s wife. But like a polite young lady, Scout did not speak until spoken too. Finally after a long wait of silence, she was spoken to by Miss Stephanie Crawford, the biggest Maycomb…

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    nominated William Crawford and the other three that were running were endorsed by irregular mass meeting throughout the country, and amongst them were John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, and Henry Clay. In the first vote Jackson received more popular and electoral votes than the other candidates but not the majority, due to what happened during the election of 1800s the two with the highest votes will go to the house where each state will have a vote. When it was the House’s turn to pick Crawford…

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    citizens of the northern, southern and western part of the United States considered themselves independent. The Election of 1824 was led by four candidates who ran under the Democratic Republican Party. John Quincy Adams from New England, William H. Crawford of Georgia, Henry Clay from Kentucky and General Andrew Jackson from Tennessee. Although they all ran under the same political party their opinions couldn't be more different to the other. The Election Of 1824 was a sign of the major growth…

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    world’s population. Schizophrenia is characterized by the NIMN as, “a chronic and severe mental disorder that affects how a person thinks, feels, and acts” (2015). Music therapy may be efficient in improving the mental health of schizophrenics (Talwar, Crawford, Maratos, Nur, McDermott, & Procter, 2006). In the present paper, the effects of music therapy on schizophrenic patients is investigated. Patients’ who participate in clinical research for schizophrenia tend to be measured using the…

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    Studying Janie Crawford Their Eyes Were Watching God is the compelling tale of Janie Crawford, a remarkably unique woman for her time. Intelligent and strong, Janie refuses to fall into societal traps set for young women regarding marriage, duty, and contentment. In appearance, she is described as extraordinarily beautiful, with long hair in braids and an attractive figure, and has no problem catching the attention of men. Janie is habitually adventurous and curious, and not pleased by doing…

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    results. Two more years passed as the department showed continued signs of low morale, and poor work performance. Roundtree retired during this time and a new city manager was hired. The police association met with the newly hired city manager, Emily Crawford and pled their case. The association explained the issues and concerns of the entire command staff. Besides the mistrust with the chief and assistant chief, the CID lieutenant was not credible as he perjured himself during an investigation…

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