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    differently. One important character trait is honor. Honor is having good morals, standards, values, and having great respect. Some people say that throughout time, honor has stayed consistent and others think that it has changed. The idea of honor has changed over time as well as being affected by culture. Honor in the past was very different than how it is viewed now. According to Brett McKay and Chris Hutcheson in their article An Affair of Honor- The Duel, “While dueling may seem barbaric…

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    decisions. A child can come from a perfect family, with perfect rules, and a perfect lifestyle, yet still go down the wrong path due to peer pressure. My brother, who is now deceased, accidentally went down that path. He was not only making A and B honor roll freshman year, but he was in love with basketball, and his friends. He hung out with the “popular kids”, and enjoyed being the class clown. He came from an excellent family, with mom and dad both having great jobs. Little did his mother…

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    Thesis: In order to foster a trustworthy and friendly environment in high schools, the honor code in (my) school(s) should be revised in order to provide a better learning environment for students. 1st Main Point: Although honor codes are an efficient method to preventing cheating, it should not be so strict to the point which it creates a more hostile rather than friendly environment. In an honor system which students are forced to report each other or face a penalty themselves, students…

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    In his book, Honor and Shame: Unlocking the Door, Roland Muller presents three basic worldview systems that effect every part of human life. The three systems that Muller identifies are: guilt/innocence (right/wrong); honor/shame; and fear/power. Almost every culture has a mixture of two to three of these worldview systems, however, there is always one system that primarily dominates a culture (Muller 2000, 67). Muller looks at how these worldviews effect societies, especially pertaining to the…

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    On May 23rd of 2016, the class sauntered into their final period of the day, Honors English. After a few minutes of socializing the class took their seats to begin another day of scholarly events. To our dismay, the agenda that led in store for us was quite short, which is usually a rare occurrence. After reading the agenda, many students quickly realized we would be reading multiple excerpts from “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.” This resulted in the departure of several…

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    To Have Honor or Not Honor has been a desired trait that most try to achieve. Honor has also been the themes of many stories too. In Julius Caesar by Shakespeare, honor is a common theme that is found in many of the characters as well. Brutus, a character considered honorable has certain traits that make him this compared to the other characters. Honor is when one has high respect for their peers and they are admired for this reputation of theirs. Brutus plays a person who is a part of the…

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    U.S. Honors Pre-WWI Name: Yash Parikh_________________ Score: ______ Read Chapter 8. Do further research on databases and books. Your textbook is a resource but cannot be used as a cited source. You must have a Works Cited page. 1. Compare and contrast the foreign policies of Bismarck vs. Kaiser Wilhelm. How were their decisions significant to WWI? (At least…

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    many schools and institutions have honor codes in place to help promote integrity. Integrity is extremely important and is commonly built up during a person’s childhood and early adulthood. As universities and schools are central to cultivating integrity as students attend the schools during their early adulthood and childhood, honor codes are completely necessary to help cultivate integrity and all schools should put one into place. Before considering an honor code’s role in promoting…

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    around honor. In the text from both Homer and Hesiod, the importance of honor is subtle and effectively shown. To the Greek people, the idea of having honor in social, economic, and political mean that they could pass on to future generations meant everything. Social honor among men, women, and with the gods could all be different things in terms of what actions needed to be taken to be considered honorees, however, being honorable was still preferred for everyday life. The amount of honor a…

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    The National Honor Society serves as a symbol of excellence to the student body of South Effingham High School. As a hard-working, goal-oriented individual, I feel that being a member of the National Honor Society would greatly benefit my character and scholastic abilities. After graduating from high school, I plan to attend the University of Georgia, and later Emory University to attain a degree in orthopedic surgery. I would then like to establish my own practice. As an orthopedic surgeon,…

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