Girl with a One-Track Mind

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    along, and understood if we all did our parts of the assignment, things would run smoothly and be fairly simple. Later, however, I was switched to a group with other individuals. It did not appear to me as if these individuals had the same goals in mind as I did, or the same work ethic. The class period I was assigned to…

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    Race-Personal Narrative

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    The three of us, Alicia, Sarah, and I, were running our warm up before our first big track meet of the season as she panicked over running the 100m hurdles. The harsh wind was blowing relentlessly in our faces making them numb, and the sky was awfully gray and cloudy for an April day. The wet track squishing beneath our soles didn’t help, nor did Alicia’s whining. She kept wondering out loud why she even wanted to jump over 10 three foot high…

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    Cyberbullying Cyberbullying simply means harming or harassing someone with the use of technology in a recurring manner or when one child target another child with the use of digital technology. It has to be minor on both the sides, once the adults are involved it is not at all called as Cyberbullying rather it is called Cyber Stalking and adult cyber harassment is never called as cyberbullying. As the use of the technology is increasing day by day cyberbullying is also increasing among the…

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    Specifically, an author would strive to deftly utilize the essential structural elements of a story such as a well-developed plot, detailed characterization, and concrete settings in creating a compelling narrative. Or, an author may put emphasis on one particular literary element to convey the theme. In “Hills Like White Elephants”, a story that is centered around a couple’s conversation on the overarching issue of abortion, Ernest Hemingway successfully reveals the recklessness of contemporary…

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    The internet attracts students, teachers, researchers, and the average individual interested in the online community, but is the internet helpful –or hurtful? Nicholas Carr in his essay “Hal and Me” argues that, “The deep reading that used to come naturally has become a struggle” in result of the internet (Carr, 13). Although Carr is correct, the internet can encourage a laziness in regards to deeper reading and a resentment towards focusing for long periods of time, but the internet is a tool,…

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    example, the first line says, “Happiness hit her like a train on a track” (Cite 1). This is an example of a third person objective narrator. This song also shows Aesthetic realism, which insists on detailing the world the way someone (the narrator) sees it. In this quote, “Happiness hit her like a bullet in the back, struck from a great height,” the narrator gives a simile depicting his or her thought of how joy came to the girl. This work can be deduced in many ways. Literally, a dog day is a…

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    Hip Hop Analysis

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    the growing sexualization of adolescent girls and the hookup culture that became more evident when hip hop rose to popularity. Carolyn West, associate professor of psychology and the study of prevention of violence at the University of Washington stated, “Black girls are not seeing positive images of who they are and what they can be” (West). Dr. West also went on to mention “Looking at the sexual imagery really impacts on the functioning of teenage girls” (West) , by saying this, she means…

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    though winning at times is easy, it can also be challenging. Winning, is a possibility that requires determination, sacrifice, and strength. My journey to the championship was a long one, full of uncertainties, sacrifices, and most of all, hope. The journey began in 2011, I was in 7th grade and in my first year of track. We had just finished our last week of conditioning and were about a couple of weeks into practice. Everyone began to try events they thought they could do well in. I ended up…

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    INTRODUCTION As we take a look on today’s generation, most of the children’s after school programs is to play, and play various types of video games, one of them are Role Playing Games or commonly known as RPGs. Many studies says that RPG is one of the most addictive type of game. According to Johansen (2008) “Although the modern tabletop role playing game (RPG) movement began in 1974 when TSR published the first commercial RPG Dungeons and Dragons, it has been only less around ten years since…

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    were things that stood out to me in chapter 13, when they were talking about how Cambodia has a lot of mines and UXO. One fact was mind blowing that “Cambodia has the highest number of amputees in the world”. It states that “one out of 350 people is missing some kind of body part” (90). That was shocking to me and it’s something that I would’ve never known if I didn’t read this book. One of the important highlights of part II was when he was talking to Pradip and met Sreekanth. Pradip explain…

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