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    The Liar's Club Analysis

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    Lubbock One of the biggest connections I made throughout the book, The Liar's Club by Mary Karr, was through the city Lubbock, in Texas. Mary Karr's (the author's and narrator's) grandmother lived there until she died while staying at their house. I was deeply connected by this because I was born in Lubbock and lived there until I moved to California at the age of 7. Lubbock has always been my favorite place because of the traditions and memories it carries. The first tradition that…

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    Jonathan Nobles was a man from Texas who stabbed three people which left two dead and one severely injured. He was of course put on death row and was on it for about thirteen years and when the time ca was given lethal injection. Some people say he was rehabilitated or was changed for the better after the crime while others say no he was most defiantly not rehabilitated. According to statistics less than half of people who commit crimes do not change their ways. Nobles used illegal drugs and…

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    Not Forgotten Transcript First Clip: All right I have two care packages for the homeless ready to go and I am ready to go give some hope to some homeless people today. Second Clip: We're out here in beautiful east Lubbock with my brother Parker Hunt, say Hi Park, and we're fixing to give some care packages out so here we go. Image on Brycen: I really didn't know what I was getting into today as Parker and I gave out some care packages, but one thing I do know is that it was life changing for…

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    he later on killed himself. Everyone who was running was actually running towards the killer no one knew he was up there in his hotel. Now and days this world is making you second-guess yourself to see where you’re safe or not safe. Last week a Lubbock police officer was shot and killed. The guy who shot him was on drugs. The officer was trying to…

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    fourth of the price of a four year public institution. It will take about four years to take all of the courses and get everything straightened out after college too. There is a physical therapy program in Lubbock that is where I will probably go if I take this path. I wanted to go to Lubbock Christian University but, they do not offer this program from what I could find on their website. Though this career may look like a list of just good things it has it’s own flaws. The cost of…

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    In 1991, the adolescent birth rate hit an all time high with a ratio 61.8:1000 females aging from 15-19, with non-white teens bringing in the high numbers.( Martin, 2015) With the birth rate skyrocketing this also leads to more issues like overpopulating, STD rates, more neglect cases, ect. Why is teen pregnancy more common now than ever before, is it just a “popular” thing to be 16 and pregnant? Texas a place that houses 27.86 million people, also houses one of the highest teen pregnancy…

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    Charle Hardin branded as "Buddy" Holly. Born in Lubbock, TX, on September 7, 1936. Holly is the most jarring legend of '50s rock 'n' roll. Produced some of the most unique and influential work in rock music. Such as 'Peggy Sue' and 'That'll Be the Day.' Holly formed a band after high school and played country and western songs on a Lubbock radio station. He was an uprising star when a tragic plane crash belted him down in 1959 at age 22. November 27, 1957 Brunswick Records released The…

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    area where I grew up, race, gender, and other background information. I was born in Western Kansas, but moved to ranch outside of Post, Texas (Garza County) that is located about an hour southeast of Lubbock. Both of these areas are known for being very conservative and vote heavily Republican. Lubbock is considered to be one of the most conservative cities in the United States. A common theme with both these locations is the very low population density. The more rural parts of the United…

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    There are specific placed where food trucks tend to congregate such as Long Island City, where there’s a Food Truck Lot which has almost same vendors each day (Lubbock). When I was in Manhattan, it was very hard to go 2 blocks without hitting a food truck but the best places were in the Union Square, where the different truck lined up along the Water Street and Wall Street. The great thing about New York is that…

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    “Your character will be what you yourself choose to make it” is a quote by British naturalist and politician, John Lubbock. I strongly agree with his quote for several reasons. I believe Lubbock’s meaning behind his quote is that no person can allow society to determine the mental characteristics he or she contains. In all seven billion people in the world, not a single one of them carries the same characteristics as any other person. If society is in control of how we act then it is impossible…

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