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    one, it is hard to feel as if I have an ethnicity. Dalton states that “[White ethnics and] Hyphenated Americans of all colors draw great strength from their ethnic roots, and take pride in those characteristics that make their ethnic group distinctive.” However, America is a young country, and I have little to make myself feel unique from an ethical standpoint. Most hyphenated Americans, use hyphenation to “draw strength to their roots” (Dalton 2002). However, I think being hyphenated can cause…

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    If one man deserves the nickname Risk Taker, it would most definitely be Evel Knievel. This is because he dropped out of high school. He opened a motorcycle shop with almost all his money and relied on that as his source of income for a while. He also broke an insane amount of bones throughout his career as a daredevil and surprisingly never got hurt badly. Evel Knievel lived a very risky lifestyle. Evel Knievel wasn't one for education and wanted to take his own path in life. It wasn’t easy for…

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    shouldn't need a label for people to like her. There were instances where Millicent's mind started to change about things, starting with the sorority not choosing her friend Tracy because of her attire. The old guy on the bus with his crazy story and Herb Dalton talking to her, made her think about her own initiation. Tracy was one of Millicent’s bestfriends, so it was a surprise when she wasn’t recruited to be in the sorority. When Millicent asked why she wasn’t asked to join she got the…

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    by Brett Dalton, he had an attitude and makes a few poor choices in his live and got sent to the farm. In this farm is all about trust, respect, and choice. To give young people chance to change the way they want to be. Sam looks after this farm for young people who had the Difficulty in there live. There are four main rules in the farm, No fighting, no leaving the farm, no drug, and Sam decision is final. It Is this novel “Raw” Scoot Monk tell us about the character of Brett Dalton, josh,…

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    My grandparents were the storytellers in my life and I believe that it was them that have had the biggest impact on how I would define my ethnic background. When I was growing up I used to love hearing stories about my grandparent’s experiences and learning more about my family’s history. Some of the stories that were told to me were more pronounced than others, but I think that the common theme in all of their stories, were the sense of national pride that came with being an American. However,…

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    I responded to Burger King (1801 W Glen Pk Ave) for a report of a battery that occurred last night at that location. Upon arrival, I made contact with Julissa Brink and Erik Dalton. Brink stated last night at approximately 12:40 AM she was jumped by a known subject. Brink stated she had just got through closing down the restaurant. Brink stated she walked out of the restaurant to go to her car. Brink stated as she was walking out to her car she observed Cassie Lee walking from behind the…

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    Times continue to change, and today, people still judge against a person’s physical appearance. As retailing companies become more competitive with each other, they continue to look for more ways to bring customers into their stores, which includes hiring employees solely based on their appearance than their abilities. In the article, “Going for the Look, but Risking Discrimination” by Steven Greenhouse, published in The New York Times on July 13, 2003, it talks about whether hiring employees…

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    The Fence to Adulthood: Sexuality in The Sound and The Fury Throughout William Faulkner’s The Sound and The Fury, the patriarchal construct of virginity controls women through the creation of fences -- both physical and metaphorical barriers. Traditionally, when a Southern girl reaches adulthood, she is expected to settle down and raise her children, obeying her husband as the family patriarch. These Southern power structures are like fences in that they have traditionally restricted women’s…

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    trends. John Dalton came along in the 1800’s; he did research on atoms and came up with a theory to prove their existence. This was known as the atomic theory. The atomic theory states that all elements are composed of atoms. He also realized that all atoms of a specific element would have the same characteristics. Lastly, he found that an element is always made of the same proportion and atoms can use different proportions to form different elements. Although Dalton did a great deal…

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    A Bigger By Richard Wright

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    First Reaction: From the very beginning, I knew Bigger was going to make a mistake that would put him into big trouble. I was not so surprised when Bigger killed Mary, since he had almost murdered Gus earlier in the novel. This incident, between Bigger and Gus, explained to me earlier in the novel, that Bigger would murder anyone who got on to his nerves. Bigger as lazy as he is, would not take any actions that would make his life better but worsen it. For example, from the very beginning,…

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