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    Nicole Valego Honors English 10 Summer Reading Assignment 2017 - Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell Introduction “The Roseto Mystery” The Roseto Mystery follows the story of the citizens of an Italian-bred town in Pennsylvania called Roseto. Roseto was a tiny, self-sufficient world in which they kept to themselves most of the time so even the towns right next door were unaware of what was occurring in this small town.. A physician named Stewart Wolf from the University of Oklahoma came to…

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    Alvin Ailey: Modern Dance

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    addition, his dance inspired many people not only as a dancer but also as a humanist. His work touched African American through dance to reach for their dreams. His legacy has been kept and expanded even after he died on December 1, 1989. He was proud to have multiracial dance company and give opportunities to minorities without preference to any race which have continued with his dance company…

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    This means colleges are selecting students they believe “can thrive on campus from an array of factors including grades, test scores, essays, recommendations, legacy status, athletic ability, musical talent and geographic diversity”…

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    Decision making and public policy concepts are often misconstrued and used interchangeably, therefore it is important to understand that there is significant difference between the two concepts. Decision is an act performed by individuals, government institutions or organizations in attempt to respond to a problem that requires decision making urgency. Therefore, decision making is the action or process of making important decision after weighing the problem at hand. Furthermore, decision…

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    Jfk Observation

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    JFK Extra Credit Assignment |Name: CHAU, Tak Huen Date of submission: 18 July 2016 | Date of visit: 16 July 2016 Situated by the seaside, the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum contains far more than exhibits laying out president Kennedy’s life. During my visit there, I have made interesting observations which are highly relevant three elements in the study of international relations: individual’s influence in policy-making, assumptions of paradigms and the complexity of reality.…

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    Bailyn did so by pointing out several legacies that he considered to be “intellectual”, such as the…

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    Gym Shoes Case Study

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    Ralph argues that gym shoes symbolize historical consciousness for two previous generations of Divine Aces by “resonating with two district aspects of the Divine Ace legacy: the first is the civil rights era; the second is related to the heyday of heroin trafficking” (671). They induce nostalgia for the past and provide cues for the identities that Red and Otis, the former gang leaders still seem to cherish and cling to. Gym shoes are inseparable from their identities as the leaders of either a…

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    time liked and that people still like today in his plays. Many things influenced Shakespeare and his plays. What inspired the man to write, or was he simply a natural-born genius? Was he gay, bisexual or straight? “William Shakespeare surpassed the legacy of his farming grandfather and his tradesman father to find factor in the eyes of royalty, and obtain patronage from the nobility, despite the deadly, devastating contagion of the bubonic plague, the ongoing war between the crown…

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    Introduction: John Stuart Mill, although accepts the Radicals legacy in the utilitarian domain, he adds to and supplements their points of views, especially in the areas of human motivation and the true nature of happiness. When we read through Mill’s approach on happiness, we see how a lot of Radicals’ assumptions are modified, this can be seen in the second chapter of his essay: Utilitarianism. The Proportionality Doctrine is one of the most prominent concepts that emerge from his writing…

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    World History offers many historical leaders to discuss in terms of merit and effectiveness. From Ramesses the Great to Hammurabi, from Julius Caesar to Liu Bang, or from Winston Churchill to Ronald Reagan each offered something more to the treasure trove of antiquity. Some achieve greatness through idolization, some by terror, and most by a usually uneven combination of both. The Mongols of the Post-Classical Era assimilate into that final category. With storied leaders such as Chinggis and…

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