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    Finding Freedom in the Forest Living in a world that is brainwashed, Equality is trying to find his way beyond the city. When Equality finds himself in the forest that the Council warned them so much about, he learns that the forest is in fact not dangerous at all, but instead finds himself in the forest. The forest represents an opportunity for growth, change and freedom. With everything that Equality experiences in the forest, it might just change his view on the life that the Council…

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    In the short story “Young Goodman Brown”, Nathanial Hawthorne uses symbols such as the forest, serpent staff, Faith, and her pink ribbons in order to support the meaning of his story. The forest that Goodman Brown travels through on his errand can be seen as life and its dangers. The staff resembles a serpent that can be seen as a symbol of an evil being or demon. Faith can symbolize Goodman Brown’s religious faith. And lastly, Faith’s pink ribbons can display Faith as a symbol of purity and…

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    artist’s intentions, beliefs, physical art making and unique ideas that are carried out. Two artists and their works that reflect this communication and consist of a range of different mediums include Lin Onus’s work’s “Fruit Bats” and “Fish, Barmah Forest”, and Damien Hirst’s works “For the Love of God” and “The Dream”. Lin Onus was born on the 4th of December 1948 at St. George’s Hospital, Melbourne, Victoria. His full name was William McLontock Onus and consisted of being…

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    the earth without a trace. In the area now know as the Red Wood forests of California; the woods were more alive than they are today. The trees there were almost just like humans; they had emotions, they could talk and everything. Just like humans the trees aged and grew at the same rate. However, they don’t need to gather food and water because well their still trees they get it the same ways as today. Deep in the Red Wood forest, there were massive trees but there was one tiny tree…

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    Before the oil spill came Hurricane Katrina. Much like the movie Forest Gump, the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina saw that many fisheries were destroyed and although there was more than one boat left it did have a major impact on the shrimp industry in Louisiana. Because the supply went down for shrimp in the area the demand went up. This caused a higher price and higher equilibrium intersection although it would not be as high as one might think. Demand is interesting in this case because one of…

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    Anna J. Cooper Introduction Anna Julia Haywood Cooper (August 10, 1858 - February 27, 1964) was an American writer, educator, sociologist, Black Liberation activist and one of the most prominent African-American academics in US history. After receiving her doctorate in history from the University of Paris-Sorbonne in 1924, Cooper became the fourth African American woman to obtain a doctorate. He was also a prominent member of Washington, the Afro-American community of DC and a member of the…

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    inside and outside of the classroom. In my opinion, education is a tool one can use to change markets and societies, which is vital in order to eradicate global poverty. However, education is useless until one applies it to the real world. While Wake Forest University has provided me with a challenging curriculum, the lack of opportunities in Winston Salem almost make the classroom experience at Wake seem useless. Without the practical application of classroom learnings, a student may find it…

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    When one thinks of the word “desert”, the first thing that usually comes to mind is a sand landscape with saguaros and snakes. This image is very different to the reality of Tucson. One of the most notable things about Tucson is how it has lived under four different governments. Originally, it served under the Spanish government, but it became a part of Mexico, when Mexico declared its independence from Spain. Then during the Gadsden purchase, it was sold to the United States but was considered…

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    Situation: A couple of years ago, I was responsible for carrying out Forest and Range Evaluation Program (FREP) surveys within the time frame. To meet the target, it was not easy, there were a lot of challenges: the shortage of crews and the budget was the main issue; there’s an accessibility problem; the most of the stands were dense and busy (unbrushed); and the deadline was approaching. Task: Completing the FREP project within the time frame regardless of the challenges. Action: I…

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    trying to get ideas across and are often at the root of all miscommunications. Excluding background differences, all people are human. They feel, they cry, they tend and they’re especially prone to mistakes and hypocrisy. In the novel, The Light in the Forest, by Conrad Richter, a white boy growing up in a Native American tribe is to determine where his true loyalties lie. The protagonist, True Son, comes to acknowledge the different pursuits of happiness and perspective of both whites and…

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