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    One of the most controversial topics of the book, The Great Gatsby, is the title itself. So, is the great Gatsby great? Jay Gatsby did rises from peasantry, but his goals are the roadblocks of his life. The so-called “foul dust that floated in his dreams” are the shadows of the past and a Daisy that was long gone (2). As John Green said, “Jay Gatsby was a great man, but great people especially must be careful about what they worship”. But first of all, what does being “great” mean? Greatness…

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    and God. Source B covers a wider range of issues applicable in both personal and business goals. My preference would be Mahatma Gandhi’s personal mission statement rather than Benjamin Franklin’s because I identify more with Gandhi’s value system and beliefs. His belief of having no fear to any other person on Earth and to not accept any form of discrimination appeals more to me than Franklin’s values living a moderate life. Gandhi’s prioritized justice and fighting for the rights of his country…

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    makes us who we are. Therefore, my Family, my Community, and my friends influenced me to be who I am today. I am the son of immigrant parents who came to America with nothing in their wallets, but a dream. My parents did not know English, except French, which was not enough for them to achieve their goals. Therefore, they…

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    From the 1800’s up until present day, the construction of suburbs throughout America has caused suburban sprawl. Many important elements can be coined as the reasons for a shift away from living in the city to living outside the city. Some of these aspects include technological changes in transportation, poor living conditions in cities, and a need for a more community-focused way of life. Five cities, in particular, will be examined to show the history of suburbia as well as show the…

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    plane. “I can’t believe this is actually happening,” I thought to myself. However, I wasn’t the only one excited about this trip. I looked over to my father and his smile was as bright as the sun itself. I could imagine my life there in America, living the life I always wanted. While it was a bit sad to leave my friends back in the Philippines, my excitement concealed most of the sadness. I was about excited as a child seeing presents underneath the tree on Christmas Day. During the plane ride…

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    His dream, or personal legend, was to visit Mecca, but at the same time, it was not his destiny. That situation was different, because he needed his dream of Mecca to encourage him to persevere. If Coelho had written further about what happened to him, I could assert with ninety-five percent certainty that he wouldn’t have gone…

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    is widening unprecedentedly fast. Why is that happening? Most of the rich people believe the strategy of trickle down economic. When their corporations earn money, and they can create more job opportunities for the lower class people. However, the goal of trickle down has never existed. The wine stayed on the top cup. As Nicholas Fitz expressed in the article “Economic Inequality: It’s Far Worse Than You Think” People have no idea how worse is the gap between the rich people and the poor people.…

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    Richard Allen, which was published in 1970. This short story is about a working-class boy, Jim Hawkins, and his point of view on life. He believes that he is a misfit in Plaistow and has some other dreams and hopes for his future. That is mostly what the centre of motion is about. First of all, he is living with his family in Plaistow and it is a working-class part in London and “Plaistow and its dirt were not for Jim.” (P.1, l.8) The narrator tells us that Jim does not fit into this…

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    1.1 EVALUATION OF PERSONAL AND LEARNING GOALS: My personal and learning goals were get all A’s in math and science during senior years, find a work experience placement in either childcare or pharmacy by the end of 27th of March, get an ATAR of more than 90 and to get a driver license by the end of year 11. There goals will help me gain mobility, help me gain more experiences about pharmacy and help me gain entry into pharmacy at university. These goals are realistic since I have already found a…

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    become great is known as the American Dream. Firstly, what exactly is the American Dream? Kimberly Amedeo states that the Declaration of Independence upholds its conditions, such as “all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness” (2). Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby and Twain’s Adventures of Huckleberry Finn both seem to display the American Dream and success in society, albeit in…

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