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    Beyond Basketball “You should never stop learning to own words. There are always more words, deeper meanings, and more stories to go with those words. Each time I witness one of these words in action, I come to own it more completely.” stated Mike Krzyzewski, known to many as Coach K. There are multiple words that can be used to explain plentiful situations in life, whether on or off of the basketball court. Some of those words, that do not seem to be right for the position that they are put in,…

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    The Graduate Film Themes

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    The Graduate (1967) is the pioneer for the modern Hollywood film, which is cooperated by the director Mike Nichols, the composer Paul Simon and Dave Grusin. It has developed new conventions for presenting song in film, conventions that ‘build upon traditions established by the “classical” Hollywood musicals of the studio era’ (Berliner, 2002). The American popular rural folk in 1950s created the old classical song "the Sound of Silence", and it aids The Graduate (1967) to achieve a magnificence…

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    Bob Kalp contains all of the qualities of a man influential in my life. Bob Kalp participated in almost everything possible. He instructed beginning drivers, taught chemistry, coached basketball, and currently coaches softball. At 72 years old, he still resembles a young man. His white hair and skinny body do not fit the image of a softball coach. However, he coaches one of the most successful softball teams in the country. Kalp just finished coaching his 21st softball season. His third…

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    “She’s a dreamer. A doer. A thinker. She sees possibility everywhere.” - Anonymous. For the past week I’ve done a lot of thinking about the American dream and what that means to me. This semester in school we read The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald which is set in the 1920’s ; the American dream back then was all about money, who could throw the biggest party, have the best clothes, drive the best car rather than morals values such as hope and the pursuit of happiness. Now, almost a century…

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    The American Dream: A Fairytale The play, "Death of a Salesman" was written by Arthur Miller in 1949. In his work Miller expressed the multitude of ways how men were able to achieve the American Dream. Miller worked hard to convey the roles of men, and women during the time just before the end of the 1940’s. Times were getting better after the Great Depression, and Willy Loman had set his course to success. The American Dream is seen as a pathway that is lit with the aspirations of many…

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    Robber Barons Essay

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    To commence, the industrial revolution was a process where new inventions were produced and several milestones were achieved in the period from 1760 to 1820. However, as the industrial revolution originated capitalism also formed. Therefore, numerous people were being neglected and even exterminated. There were various diverse groups involved with this process, such as Minorities and Immigrants. Higher classes would accumulate wealth with the profit they made. Using unscrupulous methods they are…

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    Echo Summary

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    wanted one girl. Mike compromises with tAunt Eunie saying that he would join the band , but just to take good care of Frankie. Aunt Eunie starts to develop a close relationship with both of the boys, no longer disliking them.One day the butler of the house takes Mike and Frankie to buy 2 harmonicas. The one that Mike picks out has a letter M on it and sounds somewhat different but in a pleasant way. Once again the setting changes to a few years later in California, where a girl named Ivy was…

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    special design for the possibility of developing a hydrogen bomb. Then there was the boosted fission weapon “Item”. In a boosted fission weapon the rate of fission, which is already abundant, is intensified. Late, in 1952, “Ivy Mike” was developed and tested in Operation Ivy. Ivy Mike was the very first hydrogen bomb device ever made. However, this would not have been possible if there had been no atomic bomb testing in the…

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    Green Day Research Paper

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    Green Day is an American punk rock band made in 1986 by Billie Joe Armstrong and bassist Mike Dirnt. The band has been a trio with the drummer Tré Cool, who replaced former drummer John Kiffmeyer in 1990 prior to the recording of the band's second studio album, Kerplunk, in 1992. In 2012, guitarist Jason White became a full-time member after performing with the band and touring member since 1999. Green Day was originally part of the punk scene at the DIY 924 Gilman Street club in Berkeley,…

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    thermonuclear bomb because it has to be ignited by extremely high heat. (The Columbia Encyclopedia) The first hydrogen bomb testing was conducted by the United States in 1952 under the code Ivy Mike. The aftermath of the explosion was the vaporization of the entire island that was used for the testing. The explosion of Ivy Mike was equivalent to 10.4 million tons of TNT. Norsar, a Norway based group that monitors nuclear testing claims the Hydrogen bomb test conducted by North Korea was only…

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