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    most things, is the result of hard work and dedication. In Hope Jahren’s memoir Lab Girl, Jahren aims for scientific success through work and commitment. Studying plants alongside her lab partner Bill Hagopian, acclaimed geobiologist and geochemist Hope Jahren is known for her work in analysing fossil forests. Due to hard work and dedication, Jahren has received three Fulbright awards, a Donath medal, and the Macelwane Medal. In Lab Girl by Hope Jahren, my understanding of the drive to succeed…

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    In the speech “The Hope Speech”, by Harvey Milk, he is an American politician and the first openly gay elected official in the history of California. His purpose is to persuade people that gays are not the child molesters that people often assume they are; that they can not, and should not, let gay community be “judged by our criminals and myths.” The speech tone is hopeful and cheerful because it makes you want to stop and listen to what he is saying and it is very inspirational and influential…

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    boy who will sweep her off her feet, fall madly in love, then follow the conventional cycle of getting married, having kids, and living happily ever after. The hope of attaining a relationship of such a scenario quickly comes to an end after having kids. In the essay, “The Myth of Co-Parenting: How it was Supposed to Be. How it Was.,” by Hope Edelman, she conveys her rationale on why co-parenting doesn’t occur, as well as the struggle to overcome the pre-determined ‘gender roles’ within a…

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    In New Hope, Nebraska, in late May, Emma Sanders, a widowed grandmother, who is disconnected with her family, finds a small boy, about five years old, sitting alone at the park. In the small town of New Hope, everyone knows each other, no one knows who this child was. Emma takes the young boy into her care, and discovers that he is mute. Due to Emma’s old age, she allows another family in the church, Brian and Amy, custody of the child. This family names the mute child, Davey. Before he arrives…

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    Being raised in a humble home with little luxury yet filled with joy of family and hope of success. I’ve always understood that money isn’t happiness or we don’t all begin at the same place. In a home where intelligence and an education is admired I’ve always strived towards a future with a good education. Helping others achieve their goals has always been a dream of mine. Influencing people to do well and change their lives for the better are also something I’d like to achieve. Achieving my…

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    equally between both the husband and the wife, based on the concept of co-parenting. Co-parenting, in an ideal marriage, is when both the husband and wife contribute half of both the child care and income, while maintaining a healthy relationship. In Hope Edelman’s “The Myth of Co-Parenting: How It Was Supposed To Be. How It Was”, Edelman disproves this concept by revealing that , despite the efforts coming from the husband, the wife is ultimately left responsible for all parenting and…

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    Essay question: 4. With reference to key films and figures discuss how one of the following themes have been addressed in European Cinema: war and politics. Representation of polish martial law in Man of Iron (1981) and Walesa. Man of hope (2013) by Andrzej Wajda The main aim of this essay is to analyse post-war reality in Poland by using two films directed by world acclaimed polish artist Andrzej Wajda. Due to the technical limitations I had to pick one event or period of time to look at,…

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    Wynd Castle “American History: Our Hope for the Future” This is dedicated to all those men and women whose uniforms have been stained in the service of this great nation. I reflect the sentiment of Iraq veteran Gordon Ewell: “ I am an American and I am free today because someone fought, bled, or died in my place. I vow that as long as there is breath in my body, their sacrifice will not be in vain. ” Indeed, it is in light of their sacrifice that our sense of history springs, and in view of…

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    Goodall is a primatologist, ethologist, anthropologist, and a UN messenger of peace. She worked along chimpanzees to observe their behavior which by surprise, made a revolutionary impact on the scientific world. In Jane Goodall’s scientific essay, Hope for Animals and Their World, Goodall uses specifically two phrases and one word to help establish the idea that the beetles play a vital role in the environment, yet is still on the verge of extinction. On March 18 of the year 2007, Goodall…

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    Sociology of Aging Essay Two This essay examines an article published in Atlantic magazine. The article is entitled Why I Hope to Die at 75 and is written by Ezekiel J. Emmanuel. In this article the author presents arguments against the extension of life. Emmanuel argues that by the age of 75 we will have lived a full life and it would be better to die and leave our loved ones with good memories of us. He believes that by doing this we can avoid disability and other effects of aging. There is…

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