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    Narrative Essay Have you ever broken your wrist and had to rush to the walk-in because your parents didn’t want to pay the emergency room bill? My dad and I went to Granite Peak to go skiing at 4:00 P.M. on Friday. This incident changed my life because I couldn’t play soccer for team Wisconsin, play in state hockey and my wrist always cracks when I twist it. On Friday at 4:00 P.M. my dad and I went skiing at granite peak it was an icy night with a lot of ice on the runs. First, we skied for…

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    Being left alone to do a job that you are about fifteen years too young can be hard for anyone. Especially if you shouldn’t be responsible for any part of it. This is exactly what happened to the main character in the book Make Lemonade By Virginia Euwer Wolff, LaVaughn. LaVaughn takes on a job of babysitting for a sixteen year old, Jolly. She has two kids under the age of three. She takes the job to make money for college but it has serious effects in her life. In the novel the protagonist,…

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    CRITICAL REVIEW: IAN HUTCHBY THE DISCOURSE OF CHILD COUNSELLING Katia Al Najjar CSI 3360 Professor Patrick Ryan December 08, 2017 Ian Hutchby wrote the book, The Discourse of Child Counselling as a mission to delve deeper into the world of child counselling. The purpose of the book is to study the “naturally-occurring” interactions between child counselors and children who are in the midst of parental divorce or separation. Hutchby uses a method known as conversation…

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    The relationship between father and son is something complex and fragile. It is generally built from childhood, a very tender point in life, and in some cases the father chooses to shirk his responsibilities rather than be an active presence in their child’s life. This is an incredibly popular topic in all facets of media, and is the subject of “All Over but the Shoutin”, by Rick Bragg. The narrator’s feelings in the piece are quite obviously complicated, and the reader sees him grapple with…

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    Simone Biles: Courage To Soar You'd never know how the rough journey you go through can be an inspirational story for another. Simone Biles, known to be the best gymnast on the face of the earth, went through a very grueling childhood. Jumping from foster care - to - foster care her and her siblings were serrated from their mother and each other. Her motive to never give up during the hardest days of her life, inspires people everyday. Simone Biles was born March 14, 1997, in Columbus, Ohio…

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    This is a common question asked by viewers of advertisements created by the brand Extra of the Wrigley Company. “Father and Daughter”, one of the aforementioned advertisements for the company, depicts the touching story of the relationship between parent and child changing and developing over the years while one common factor remains as she grows into adulthood, an origami crane created by the father using the metallic wrapper of the chewing gum. In order to sell the notion to family oriented…

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    The relationship between Alison and her father, Bruce, seemed to be nothing of the ordinary parent-child relationship. Growing up she observes the differences between her and him and how they how effect their relationship, but as she ventures into adulthood she discovers that they had a lot more similarities than what they noticed. In the book, you notice that Alison uses the Greek myth of Daedalus and Icarus as a comparison to the relationship that her and her father share. Sometimes she Icarus…

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    Alright that’s it; you just lost your phone.” I painfully surrendered my phone to my mother. But it wasn’t for a bad grade or any other typical teenage mishap; the cause was simple: makeup. Sure I was old enough and had any right to wear it, but her reasoning always remained the same, “Leah, you are too beautiful to wear makeup”. These words I heard over and over again as a child, but I questioned whether other young, African American women were told the same thing. In “Appearance Obsession”…

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    Unbroken Analysis Throughout childhood, Louie Zamperini was seen by most as troublesome and a nuisance. Very few people ever saw his soft, caring, and helpful side that was common around his immediate family. The community of Torrance, California, where he grew up, often witnessed his wild, rebellious, and reckless side. Louie’s Italian heritage also made him a target for bullies to pick on in addition to his size and build for his age. According to Hillenbrand, Louie’s neighbors, “petitioned…

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    Ignorance is the lack of knowledge towards a certain subject and it can cause great conflict. This idea is presented often in the play Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet, a play about a pair of star crossed lovers who fall in love and secretly get married. As problems come their way, they decide to take hasty actions. This is all due to their lack of knowledge. Ignorance caused love, violence, and poor decisions that ultimately led to Romeo and Juliet’s deaths. Ignorance…

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