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    attain in their brain for future references. One part that I personally enjoyed in the book is how William Goldman made it seem like S. Morgenstern was actually real, when in reality he was just a symbol of imagination. It was very creative for William Goldman to say that he was just shortening “the classic tale of true love and high adventure”. I also found it very interesting how William Goldman would transition from his father reading the book to his son and back to the…

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    Grover Morgan Apush

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    1. J.P. Morgan- He was a banker who brought stability and rationality to the national economy. He integrated railroads, insurance companies, and banks to make business run with more ease. John D. Rockefeller- He was a an oil tycoon who created his monopoly by taking control of all of his competition. Andrew Carnegie- He made his fortune by incorporating the Bessemer Steel Process into his steel manufacturing business. He donated a university, because he believed it…

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    The Princess Bride, created by Rob Reiner, presents love, death, and fate. This movie brings the characters closer together as they go through their own quests and complete their quests. Archetypal criticism reveals that the strength of a relationship can overcome misfortune by reflecting the quest archetype. In Princess Bride, Westley's quest is to return to his true love, Buttercup, whom he has loved since a young worker on her family's farm. With no money to marry, Westley decides to strike…

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    Oj Simpson Case Study

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    rejected the idea. Later that evening, Ms. Brown went to dinner at a restaurant and accidentally left her sunglasses on the table. One of the waiters, Ron Goldman, volunteered to return the sunglasses. A passerby found the murdered body of Nicole Brown sprawled on her walkway and the murdered body of Ron Goldman in shrubbery nearby. While Goldman was stabbed 33 times, Brown’s head was nearly decapitated and her body was unrecognizable. While investigating the scene, the policeman found…

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    Oj Simpson Case Study

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    O.J Simpson was an upstanding citizen, ex-football player, husband and father until June 12 1994. On this day 21 years ago, O.J Simpson’s wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ronald Goldman were brutally murdered at the Simpson family home. Simpson was brought in for questioning and this started the lengthy court process which was televised for a total of 134 days ending on October 3rd 1995. Simpson was ultimately found not guilty of all charged by a jury of 10 women and 2 men (Linder,…

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    In the novel The Princess Bride, William Goldman illustrates the theme that “Life is not fair, it is just fairer than death” by “abridging” S. Morgenstern’s Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventures. Firstly, Goldman satirizes the romance genre to reveal a collective idealism embedded within human nature. Then, he uses metafiction to contrast the parallel stories between Westley and Buttercup to Goldman and Helen. Lastly through Domingo, Yeste, and Inigo’s stories, the author illustrates…

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    The Murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman June 12th, 1994. This is a date that has given birth to numerous T.V. shows, documentaries, books, and is perhaps one of the most infamous dates in recent American history. On this date nearly 24 years ago, Nicole Brown Simpson, 35, and Ron Goldman, 25, were brutally murdered outside of Brown’s Brentwood condo. Right from the very beginning this case was in the center of the spotlight of the entire nation. Brown was the ex-wife of O.J Simpson,…

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    The Tay-Sachs Disease

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    The Tay-Sachs disease was named after ophthalmologist Warren Tay he was the first to spot the cherry- red retina and now it the marker of this bad disease. Another man Bernard Sachs a neurologist was the first to describe the changes in the brain prevalence. Tay-Sachs the disease is something that is inherited from both parents it is when both parents carry the Tay-Sachs gene and both parent transmits the gene that is defective to their child. If a child inherits two Tay-Sachs genes from both…

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    What are the implications for past, present and future generations? The implications for the past are that since PGD is a relatively new they wouldn’t of had access to PGD therefore couples wouldn’t of had the choice to continue with the pregnancy or not or decide whether they want to keep the embryo or discard it. They wouldn’t have known if their child had a genetic condition. Also the couples who had trouble conceiving wouldn’t of had a chance to have a biological child they would of had to…

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    Tay Sachs Disease

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    Tay - Sachs disease is inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern , this means the two alleles in each cell are mutated. The parents of an individual with an autosomal recessive condition each possess one copy of the mutant allele and are unaffected heterozygous carriers. Tay - Sachs disease deteriorates neurons in the brain and spinal cord. The most common form of Tay - Sachs disease is evident in infancy. Infants who inherit the disorder generally appear unaffected until the age of 3 to 6…

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