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    historical events, Jansen also includes monuments to historically significant ideas. Of the Cunningham Park monuments, only The Miracle of the Human Spirit monument fits this category. Celebrating the determination, compassion, and strength of the Joplin citizens, this monument resembles the wristbands worn by citizens and volunteers during the first few months of recovery. City officials and locals repeatedly highlight the vital role these attitudes and values played in the city’s recovery. …

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    go on to the next grade. But I realized something different, when things got switched up for me. I attended Carl Junction schools from 1st grade to the very end of 6th grade, and then I started Joplin in the 7th grade, not knowing anyone from this school, or really this area. When I started school at Joplin I was so nervous, I was nervous about the normal stuff, that no one would like me, I would sit by myself, or people would be mean to me. But to…

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    1964. He was arrested on July 23rd, 1961 for the rape of a thirteen year old girl, Lisa Schuh. He was a resident of Wellington, Kansas. It was around 4 o’clock in the evening when Odom kidnapped Lisa at gunpoint in Joplin, Missouri. The Wichita resident was visiting her grandmother in Joplin, Missouri and was walking her dog when Odom stopped his 1956 Chevrolet automobile. HE pulled a gun on her and threw her and the dog into the vehicle and drove off. Two people saw it and one managed to get…

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    written in the third person perspective and alternates between high-profile Atlanta attorney Tom Halloran and Hollis Joplin, the medical examiner's investigator. During his early-morning jog, Tom Halloran finds a body dressed in women’s clothes hanging from a tree in Piedmont Park. He is shocked to see that the deceased is his friend and colleague, Elliot Carter. Hollis Joplin, the medical examiner's investigator, is called to the lurid scene and declares it an accidental death. He believes…

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    In the story the evil swirling darkness was in the town of Joplin Kansas near the border of Missouri which states on page 6. Bennett was having a 11th birthday at his grandparents pool. The setting is at Bennett's grandparents house in Joplin Kansas. The setting is different for Death Valley. Death valley is the hottest place on the Earth according to the lead of the story. On page 6 it says the vast…

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    ”Death Valley is the hottest place on earth”pg 6.This quote proves that the story ”Lost in death valley” takes place in Death Valley.In ”The evil swirling darkness” it takes place in Joplin Missouri.An example is,,”On May 22,2011 in Joplin Missouri a massive tornado struck”.This quote proves it takes place in Joplin Missouri.In concluesion,these stories have two diffrent settings.…

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    Joplin was born somewhere between Texas and Arkansas in the late 1860’s (A&E Television Networks 2015). His mother sang and played the banjo and his father was a violinist (A&E Television Networks 2015). Joplin learned how to play the piano from teacher, Julius Weiss (A&E Television Networks 2015). He settled in Missouri and got a band together (A&E Television…

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    overdosing on drugs, declaring divorce, or making their pilgrimage to America, these divas are lunatic. According to the New York Post, Janis Joplin, the ‘second noted’ pop singer, died on October 4, 1970 of a heroine overdose. Joplin lived a very involved lifestyle, putting her everything into her music and concerts. The article states that, “Janis Joplin sang with more than her voice. Her involvement was total.” Seemingly Joplin’s life was luxurious. At one point, a wine company,…

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    Group-defining Narratives When groups employ collective memory and heritage to construct their identity, they format the representations of pastness as narratives, easier to remember and far more interesting to tell or reenact than a list of raw facts devoid of a storyline. Much like the self-defining narratives discussed previously, these narratives reflect past events which the community believes are vitally important parts of their collective past which helps determine who they are in the…

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    Causes Of Youth Gangs

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    Introduction There have been many reasons on what cause someone to become a criminal. However, it is hard to pinpoint one exact cause of crime because it could be a number of things such as psychological factors, low intelligence and environmental factors. Gangs have been around for a while and have been an issue due to their involvement within society. This involvement is usually bad in a sense that the members are participating in delinquent behavior and they create problems in communities and…

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