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    expected of college students, meanwhile juggling their own responsibilities, they work hard, stressful hours that can be tough. They deserve all the benefits and extras that a college campus can offer. With this it will help the University develop the idea they have of well-rounded students. UT doesn’t have anywhere for students to destress on campus, to relax, and temporarily forget about their worries. I believe having…

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    Page 9 -“But I could never enjoy the room without worrying about Mom and Dad huddled on a sidewalk grate somewhere.” At the end of the book, the dad is dead but during this scene, he is still alive. Question: This scene couldn’t have taken place after the book, so when did this event take place? Page 15-“A few days after Mom and Dad brought me home, I cooked myself some hot dogs.” I think this quote reveals a significant trait that Jeanette has. To give a little bit of background information,…

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    with plenty of chew toys especially if you catch him chewing on something he is not suppose to. It is also a good idea to start early in teaching the puppy not to bite people. While playing with the puppy, try to get him to bite you. When he does, say 'ouch' really loud to startle him and stop playing. After a few minutes go back to playing with him and keep repeating. He will get the idea. Puppy training should be done routinely on a daily basis. And it should be consistent. Stick to the…

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    1. Writing is hard work. Practice. - pg 1 Nothing is more important than practice. Any kind of practice writing can sharpen skills and lead to inspiration. 2. Be sensitive to readers' reactions, but create stimulating ideas for the readers. - pg 2 It is important to write something that is interesting for the reader, to keep their attention, but a writer must also know and expect the reaction to their writing to be effective. 3. Try different writing styles. - pg 3 You never know what style…

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    between competing groups and people is illustrated multiple times. Through the use of symbolism, setting, and characterization, this book, Lord of the Flies, demonstrates that hunger for power can drive humanity to be blinded by their own opinions and ideas. Symbolism, from the fire as a sign of hope to the Lord of the Flies himself representing fear and imagination, is a very important tool used in this book. “He lifted the conch. ‘Seems to me we ought to have a chief to decide things’” (page…

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    her children; she saw them as burdens and she did not even care enough to spend time with them. Detachment can lead to lack of empathy and therefore no inclination to be moral which hinders people from improving themselves; distractions promote the idea that it is acceptable to put a their own feelings before the feelings of others. Ray Bradbury explained through “Fahrenheit 451” that when people are distracted they tend to be more suicidal, uncreative and detached, especially when those…

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    Nowadays everyone pursues wisdom. Wisdom brings individuals success, achievement and reputation. There are many different ways to define wisdom. In the essay “Project Classroom Makeover”, Cathy Davison talks about how students’ wisdom is defined by impressive test scores in the current education system. She thinks the true smartness inside students relies on creative thinking so that schools have to focus on helping their future-oriented students cultivate this special characteristic. Similarly,…

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    Greasy Lake was a short story written by T.C. Boyle with a deeper meaning in it rather than just being a good read. The short story shows an idea of coming of age. Coming of age means to mature through events and have a different mindset. The characters go from bad boys to wanting to be good. This is due to the behavior changes of the narrator and his friends before the night, through the night, and in the morning. In the beginning of Greasy Lake, the 3 guys, Digby, Jeff, and the narrator had…

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    Chris McCandless: A True Transcendentalist Transcendentalism. The abstract concept of living a simple life, devoid of the mindless pleasures and sins of mankind, in favor for a life of peace and individualism connected with Nature. It emphasizes on finding one’s self and to not conform with society. Chris McCandless’s actions and his view on life . For example, Chris McCandless held transcendentalist views about life; views which can be observed through his journal and his interactions with…

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    individual’s tend to change their perspective based on others. Having personal desires can influence others but shouldn’t affect their behaviour to change for society’s expectations. In the film, Pleasantville, the director, Gary Ross, develops the idea that having a personal desire can lead to changing one’s perspective. Jennifer was a leader in and outside of Pleasantville, but known for different things. In the beginning, Jennifer was an extroverted, self-centered, and confident lady.…

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