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    In both the book Heroes and the song Ghosts We Knew there is a common theme of guilt. In Heroes Robert Cormier reveals a theme of guilt when Francis fails to save Nicole in her time of need. He later realizes he had made a mistake of just standing there and not doing something to help Nicole. In the novella Francis explains how he decided not to leave after he was told to by Larry, he stood there listening and didn't do anything. Later when Nicole realizes he had been in the room when it was…

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    1) Irony Definition: Irony is a device that is created when the opposite outcome than what was intended or expected occurs. It can create a humorous effect or be an element of surprise. Example: “Rasheed had told Mariam that she was not to come down until the visitors had left. Mariam didn’t mind. In truth, she was even flattered. Rasheed saw sanctity in what they had together. Her honor, her namoos was something worth guarding to him. She felt prized by his protectiveness. Treasured and…

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    In the fictional novel Ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko, Tayo is a half Anglo, half Laguna Indian who recently returned from the Philippines where he fought in WWII and survived the Bataan Death March; as he is of mixed descent, Tayo does not fit in anywhere and is frequently sneered at by his peers, constricting his chances of being the traditional hero. During his hospital visit shortly after his return from the war, Tayo tells the doctors, “He can’t talk to you. He is invisible…He cries…

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    Asylum seekers are still fleeing conflict from their country of origin to gain protection from their host country. This has negative impacts on various levels including psychological aspects on the asylum seeker, the asylum seekers family, the local community and Australia as a whole. The individual asylum seeker has been exposed to such depravity it effects are long and misunderstood. The trauma that negatively impacts memory, emotions, thoughts and worldviews, suicidal and psychiatric issues.…

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    cause of the whole situation. Her father says that he his action brought him more respect, like it was a blessing for him; he even said that he was ready to spend his entire life in prison. They kept talking about respect and honor and how Saba was a disgrace to the family as if she had no right.…

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    Gmo Labeling Is Unethical

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    It is completely unethical to target uninformed consumers. This is precisely what many food corporations are doing by not labeling their genetically modified foods. Clearly, there can be no one who honestly believes that people do not need the right to know if the food they are buying for themselves and their families has been genetically modified. There are many, however, who do not want the consumer to know what has been genetically modified. There is only one reason to stand against the…

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    The opinion piece, “The Athletes as Agent of Change,” by Lonnie Bunch and David Skorton discusses how many athletes have done a many of gestures, that portray the idea that certain people are not treated equally in the United States. I believe that athletes should use their fame to promote a political agenda, because they can get the word out to all of their fans, and post the event he or she wants to help on their social media accounts. In the article, “The Athletes as Agent of Change,” by…

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    only once, nevertheless, what we do with it is to our own freedom of choice. They should not have to go through tough environment and becoming mentally, emotionally, and physically violent and feeling like they have to be hard on themselves. It is a disgrace that some people at younger ages decide to live a life of transgressions and become what we call adolescent criminals, but every action has their own consequence and to deal with these unlawful adolescent we have the Juvenile Department.…

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    Living with a mental illness is a continuous, often scary struggle: symptoms make self care, interaction, and other processes significantly more difficult than with the non-mentally ill. Further challenge is presented in stigma: a mark of disgrace that leads to prejudice and stereotyping. (“What is stigma?”) Attitudes and behaviors associated with stigma are not limited to mental illness, but are very prevalent in modern society. Stigma against mental illness presents itself in fear of the…

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    Should the government regulate e-cigarettes younger and younger kids each year are using e-cigs. The e-cigarettes are a disgrace to the world such as poisoning kids and even worse the flavors attract kids and if these kids have friends, they could share with their friends and they would want to because of the flavors and the worst of it all the is the nicotine in the e-cigarettes and what it does to your body and health. Then a little kid drank the e-cigarette juice and ended up getting poisoned…

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