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    In the Article “There is More to Life Than Being Happy”, the Author explains how happiness all depends on the attitude of the person who is in the situation. Smith argues that any people have wrong ideas of happiness and where to find it and that reflects on their current life situations. She uses Viktor Frankl’s, a Jewish psychiatrist, experience inside of a concentration camp and what he found once he released to prove her viewpoint. The author uses Smith writes using rhetorical devices pathos…

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    In the TED talk “No More Bad Dates” by Evan Marc Katz, he provides advice to those that want to find someone through an online dating site. He discusses his experience as an individual who used online dating as well as worked for JDate, which is an online dating site. Through…

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    know who the character of a book is, what the character looks like, talks like, even the character’s background, then how are you going to understand the book? An example of fantastic character development is in Jeffrey Archers’s book, Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less. This book follows four men, a doctor, an art dealer, a student at Oxford, and an heir to an Earldom, who have had their money swindled from them by an investment banker named Harvey Metcalfe.…

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    Accent,” she writes many accounts about how her differences made her and her family stand out, and not necessarily in a good way. One account that I can relate to is in the chapter, entitled “Peelings, Nothing More Than Peelings. In this chapter, Dumas describes how because they had a lighter more European skin than most Iranians, they were put higher on the social ladder. However, this also caused them to be mistaken as foreigners in the market where vendors would attempt to rack up the price…

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    Jocelynn Carrion More Than Meets The Eye The world is such a fast moving place; sometimes you could know someone for years but still not truly understand them. I came to terms with this when I sat down and interviewed my best friend of 6 years, Brianne Belgrave-Sealy. New college student studying at Elms College in Massachusetts. She’s a twin, only 4’11 but the brightest personality I’ve seen. For these 6 years of friendship I was sure I knew absolutely everything about Brianna. Sitting down…

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    who gathered to vote using a system of black or white rocks. The group that decided what would be discussed in Assembly was the boule. The boule consisted of 500 citizens who were chosen by lot. They could only serve one year and were limited to no more than two non-consecutive years.…

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    1) Write a paragraph or two arguing for more or less change in education. Specify what kind of changes you would recommend if you feel change is needed or specify what you would eliminate if less change is called for. Use personal examples as needed. In Oakland, we had a great system I felt worked well. I was part of the pilot program. The way it worked was that teachers only taught till 1pm. They were required to work till 3:30pm, At 1:30pm students would take their elective courses. During…

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    Instead, in this article, shock tactic is used to sway an audience. In Katha Pollit’s article, “Abortion: No More Apologies”, many different examples from different time periods are given with sufficient evidence to back them up. Pollit’s article comes from an open mind, not a distraught heart. Pollitt is aware that it is a difficult topic to address, but it is…

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    Accepting the Passage of Time E.B White’s story “Once More to the Lake” (1941) is an autobiographical essay that accounts of his childhood memory. Every summer his family went to the same lake for vacations. He gives vivid descriptions to paint a clear image in the reader’s mind of how the lake was their favorite camping and fishing place while he was a little boy. White used to visit the lake with his father, but in this story, he takes the position of his father while his son replaces him. The…

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    compromised,yet we continue to have racial barriers. Throughout the years racial tensions have altered with the world around us. In Maya Angelou’s “Graduation”, we see her vision of America relating to racial barriers from 1969, in Barack Obama’s “A More Perfect Union” he portrays his visions of America in relation to racial barriers from 2008; although addressing similar topics, Obama’s and Angelou’s visions in which they depict vary immensely. While explaining their visions of racial barriers…

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