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    Stress Management Plan Calendar During Freshman College, I expect to encounter stressors such as increased academic workload, social conflict homesickness physical stress from heat and exercise worries about the future constant pressure to be safe constant awareness of deadlines, class times and scheduling I choose to combat my academic workload stress by adding and sticking to a goggle calendar, which I can always access from the cloud. I apportioned out tasks to keep days fairly even, so…

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    The details and the author’s word choice reveal that Manderley is a place dear to their heart. The words “our Manderley” create an emphasis and suggest that the narrator is very cheerful to see Manderley again, evoking feelings of remembrance and homesickness. The diction du Maurier uses like “shining”, and “moonlight”, and “dream”, create very wishful and positive imagery; setting a nostalgic mood. Lines 58-60 disclose, “Time could not wreck the perfect symmetry of those walls, not the site…

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    When people hear “sport hunting” bad images and thoughts can often come to mind. Maybe those images are of a hunter standing over his trophy kill or maybe it’s the animal experiencing a slow, agonizing death. The thing is, most people don’t even have much knowledge of the topic and this can lead them to believe anything they hear about sport hunting. I say sport hunting should be legal. Let me start off by saying one thing about sport hunting; it is not unnecessarily cruel to animals. A…

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    Austrian princess who moved to france to marry Louis XVI. Their goal was to unite France and Austria. In 1770 they got married, at age 15 and 16. At 19 years old Marie became Queen of France, but she could not get used to live in France and suffered homesickness. When they had not produced an heir after seven years, Marie Antoinette's mum sent Marie's brother to give her marriage counseling. It worked because later she gave birth to a daughter. On July 14, 1789 , the french lower class…

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    Conscience At War

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    There have been numerous books adapted from diaries and memoirs written during and/or about that have been noteworthy. A Conscience at War: A Japanese Soldier’s Story is not one of them. Enticed by the promise that this is a “gripping and potent tale” and accolades such as “an engaging and smooth read, beautifully written, thoroughly enjoyed, terrific book”, one could be forgiven for feeling cheated. This story, created from the 1945 diary of a young Japanese soldier stationed in the Philippines…

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    Settling In Colorado It was my father who decided to take me to Colorado for my future and to continue my education. I felt shocked when I heard that he wanted to take me there. At the beginning I refused the idea because I did not want to leave Dubai and my friends. Dubai was a beautiful mansion to me, as it was my first love. When I came to Colorado, I felt like I was lost in a sea of nameless faces. I met family members that I never knew. Every time I remember Dubai, and the people back…

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    poems and a video installation, which contain the elements of philosophy, human conflicts and politics. Tenzing Rigdol, who based in USA, was a Tibetan born in a refugee family in Nepal(Rossi&Rossi, 2015). He understand so well about the homesickness of the Tibetan exile, especially after his dad passed away. According to Jolly(2011), the last wish of Tenzing’s dying father,Norbu Wangdu, is to return to Tibet once again. Unfortunately, the wish could…

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    Transition Into College

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    university. (Norris, NYT) Those who choose college face one of the most difficult yet rewarding parts of their lives, the transition period. The transition into college affects all college students in one way or another, some incoming students face homesickness, a lack of preparedness along with the stress and pressure that comes with college. The first year of college is where students face three main obstacles; academics, college life and adaptation. Above all, I feel that academics are…

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    City Bear Narrative

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    surrounded by looming trees and deafening insects—this was how I spent a week of my life. I spent a moment of my 2014 summer in Tennessee’s Smoky Mountains with my family. The best part of the trip was the cabin with all its flaws and excitements. Homesickness was absent due to the coziness of our cabin called City Bear. From the moment we arrived, the design of the cabin, with its gadgets and the view all around us, took my breath away. Our car bumped along the gravel road up to the cabin.…

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    Some participants in this study also indicated some other challenges they had that affected their ESL learning. Helen said that being homesick had influenced her studies at the beginning of the program. “We now only have classes for 4 hours each day, so we have much spare time, and it is natural to be homesick when we have nothing to do.” Although she lived with a Canadian lady at a homestay, they did not have much to talk about. Besides, unlike most Chinese students, the place where she lived…

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