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    Vallario’s class he showed the students how to draw a face. He explained it in four steps and as he was explaining it he was drawing the face strep by step on the board. He tells the students to follow the steps along with him. First they draw an oval outline that tapers down at the bottom. They do this because heads are never drawn circular; they…

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    (179). Burdick clearly tells the readers that there will be students who will need a face to face interaction with fellow students or instructors on campus in order to get a higher quality of education. In this kind of environment, students have access to various learning needs: they have their instructors, their classmates, tutors, librarians, and other people that can help them with their education. Face to face interactions can also provide instant answers to a question given by the…

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    up in life because I feel that speech is so important not only to my career but just to build good relationships with the people in the world around you. I think many people in my generation have lost the basic skill to communicate effectively face to face and I would like to really work on my communication skills away from technology to help me in school, work and in life…

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    I remember my freshman year in college. I completed an assignment and when the paper was returned there was the grade standing in my face...Capitalized, Bold in Red. I made a C. I called my Uncle Sonny and I cried. The funny thing is he was not sympathetic to me what so ever. This guy, my uncle on the other end of the phone, with his baritone voice, aggressively said, "Welcome to the World baby girl... 'Ain 't it Shit. '" I never saw the world of education the same any more after that day. I…

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    It was nearly a 100 degrees and all I could think was the cold ocean wind breezing past my face back at home. But I soon realized this was insignificant compared to experience that would soon come. The program had many challenges we had to face. But one of which impacted me the most, was known as “living like a local day”. A couple weeks into the program a group of seventeen people and I were given the challenge to…

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    in its final round; long after her energy to carry on had abandoned her. Margaux endured “””, not because she hoped to recover, but because she was afraid of what would become of Tom. That was Margaux. All the while staring death directly in the face, the only thing she feared was what would become of her Thomas. The moribund status of Margaux left Tom in a position only to watch and offer his comfort. As the cancer continued to spread through her brain, Tom tried to maintain composure but…

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    lurking in its darkness. I ran through the trees as briskly as I could, nimble on my feet. I knew no one could catch me now, no one knows what I’ve done. I was free to live my own life without rules or procedures to follow. A small grin crept across my face as I ran without a care in my body not sure what would become of the next day. I ran pointlessly for about an hour only stopping a few times to catch my…

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    For my piece of practical work I had to frequently switch characters and successfully convey the differences between each part I played through the use of my acting skills. In the earlier stages of rehearsals I was concentrating on my role as a student and my role as teacher. In one scene I immediately change role from that of a teacher to a student. When playing my role of Emily Griffin a year 11 student I first put on an accent to correspond to the area my character was living in and therefore…

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    Long Mohawk Hairstyles - When you area unit making a Mohawk hairstyle for yourself, it's possible that you just area unit about to run into a couple of technical problems once it involves the particular style and structuring of your new hairstyle. This sort of haircut may be terribly tough to make if you have got no plan however you're about to place your hair up in an exceedingly Mohawk vogue. This can be a step by step guide that may assist you through the foremost tough parts of making this…

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    Rashaun Richardson February 17, 2016 In the story, “Shooting an Elephant”, the narrator is contradictory in his feelings, by supporting one set of people, the Burmans, but serving another, the British. The reader infers that he can’t decide who to fight for because in the text the narrator explains the treatment of the Burmans by the English, but then tells the treatment of himself by the Burmans. For example, the narrator states that the treatment of the Burman prisoners were…

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