Girl with a One-Track Mind

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    required when trying speak to someone honestly. When we addresses someone with a risky issue, use an appropriate opening statement. If one has a personal relationship with the individual, sharing sensitive information may be easier (Patterson, 2012). Show the other person that the discussion is coming from a place of love and humility from you. If person feels that one genuinely cares for their well-being, the conversation…

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    Saying goodbye to the clan leader, Dondorian was one of the hardest things Moira had ever done. Her large amber eyes glistened with the strain of the moment, for it had the feel of forever to it. He was a savior, a father, a friend. It was he that set her free as a young slave. And he who invited her into his wagon as a child of his own. It was he that wrapped her in a hug that communicated more to her than he would ever voice. "We adapt, survive, maintain, circle through, but we come home.…

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    grandfather, which has to be one of the worst times of my life, and the birth of my twin brother and sister. I had a very stable environment, and I interacted well with others. However, unlike most, I never wanted to “fit in”. A fourteen-year-old girl that always had the mindset of being her own person; that was me. My parents never attended college, so I knew at the age of fourteen what I wanted to do as far as post-secondary education. My grandparents always embedded in my mind that I can be…

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    Gutshot, TN is a town where the boys go to see the grave of Archduke and ends up meeting a girl named Lindsey Wells and her mom Hollis. The Gutshot was their final destination of their road trip since Hollis offers them jobs and a room to stay in for the summer. Main character: The protagonist (main character) of this story is Colin Singleton. Colin is senior student in high school and has a habit of dating girls named Katherine. Colin is very well known for being intelligent because his…

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    Descriptive Essay: My Hair

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    was captivated. There was something about her, the way she stared at the ominous dark blue sky and seemed to find something brilliant in it with every glance up, the way she gently stroked the lake and moved with grace in the slightest movements. No one really takes the kind of time she was taking to do such a small task, to see. Not just look, but to really see, with her heart and soul. I look, but I am not certain I always see. I think a lot; it’s necessary for my field. I realized how long I…

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    Oryx And Crake

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    Fighting for Moral Sense: Analyzing the Effects on Mental Health in The Post-Apocalyptic World of Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake To survive in a post-apocalyptic time requires sacrifice, one of the sacrifices being moral sense. Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake is set in a post-apocalyptic world, Jimmy or his post-apocalyptic name Snowman being the son of a scientist that was a contributing factor to the failure of humanity. The moral sense of Snowman has been dehumanized by society’s…

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    of the One who saved me, Jesus Christ. My salvation is fully reliant on Jesus and nothing I have done. I was raised by two Christian parents, who deeply love the Lord. This was truly a blessing in my life, as I was exposed to the Bible and church at such a young age. At the age of five, I came to a simple knowledge of who God was. I knew I was a sinner and that because of my sins, I deserved hell, but by God’s grace and Jesus’ death on the cross, I had the opportunity for forgiveness of…

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    Gender Bias In STEM

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    Culture affects everything in our lives. It’s reflected in art, music, literature, and how we live our lives. Culture also impacts major societal issues such as the gender gap in STEM. Within our culture, there has always been a gender bias in which one gender is believed to be more suitable for certain things compared to the other. This gender bias has led to a gender gap in the STEM field. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering and mathematics and there has always been significantly…

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    The Positive Effects Social Media has on Body Image According to Jim Salter’s article, (2013) the thigh gap is where one can stand with their feet together and her thighs do not touch. This is a dangerous weight-loss goal that young females are trying to obtain. Although specialists have said that achieving this goal is, “risky and virtually impossible.” Some very thin models have this gap which makes it enough to be held as a beauty achievement on many social media sites. Studies show that…

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    about a guy that was with a special girl. Instead of talking about how much he loved her in the old conventional way he sings about how lucky he is to have her in his life. This seems like such a simple rule when it comes to audio production but it makes all the difference when it comes to originality and portraying the image of the artist. You can choose to be either a follower or a trendsetter but remember that the former gets most positive attention. By choosing…

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