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    Social Media helps cause eating disorders because of what we see on T.V., in movies, and online. Social Media and T.V. entertainment promote “thinspiration” by choosing only tall thin men and women for their main characters, advertisements, and commercials. Many people will argue against the fact that Social Media doesn’t help cause eating disorders because it’s no different than walking down the street and seeing any and every body type you could see online. While this is true, Social Media…

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    Summer Storm at Grandma’s When I was a child I had one of the most terrifying experiences of my childhood. It was summer and I enjoyed spending the summer with my grandma. The summer had been a hot summer in Texas which led to evening thunderstorms. Normally the storms stayed to the south and east of the small town she lived in, but this particular night they did not. I was eight years old and was staying with my seventy-four year old grandma. Watching the weather, I saw a tornado warning for…

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    Exercise 4: Gesture and Gaze in Conversational Storytelling In order to make their narrative more plausible and detailed, many will use more than just a verbal account to illustrate their stories. Instead, they use gazes and gestures. In conversational storytelling, which is a collaborative event, gestures have meaningful functions that are tied to the description of the story. Simply defined, a gesture is the movement of the body that expresses a thought or feeling. In the video-recorded…

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    getting to know others on a personal level. They prefer teams or groups to become a close-knit family who get along. However, erotics tend to be dependent and needy (Northouse, 2013). Nancy Brinker, founder of the Susan G. Koman foundation, identified with the erotic personality. For three decades, the relentless force of Nancy Brinker’s personality has been inextricably tied to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. She dedicated her life to creating a memory of her elder sister who died of cancer at…

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    Inequalities in Schools The audio by Nancy Solomon about Columbia high offers insights to what people of color go through in most schools. Normally, racism is thought to affect the low-income earners but as we note here, Columbia high school is a middle-class institution, and yet the effects of inequality are so visible. No doubt that even the middle class are affected by the disparity (Beta.prx.org). The most shocking detail revealed by Nancy Solomon is the one can be able to tell the…

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    Throughout his young years and throughout his old years, Abraham Lincoln was an intelligent man who was very dedicated, determined and hardworking. His childhood and pre-presidential life affected the person he became and the decisions he made in the areas of politics and presidential opinions. Lincoln overcame many obstacles in his childhood that prepared him for the rigors and difficulties of being a politician. Even though he went through many hardships, his tough patches in life helped him…

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    Although the infamous murder of the Clutter family happened in November of 1959, Capote’s story was not published by Random House until late September of 1965. It was a long process for Capote to gather all the information needed to pull off this story. He traveled to Holcomb shortly after the murder and then he spent the next six years writing and researching the background behind the town, the family, and the two killers. While the book was considered a success by many “In Cold Blood is the…

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    those who are mentally or physically disabled. Three certain writers have written personal narratives and examined their views and their lives on being physically disabled. “Why The Able-Bodied Still Don’t Get it”, by Andre Dubus, “Disability”, by Nancy Mairs and “Should I Have Been Killed at Birth?”, by Harriet McBryde Johnson all relate to a certain aspect in life, which is living with disability. Even though each individual essay describes different attitudes and stories, they all seem to…

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    Her mother, Nancy even entered a support group called “Learn to Cope”. Here, Nancy not only learned how to cope with her daughter's addiction, but how to help as well. They learned the signs of an overdose, CPR, and how to administer Narcan. As far as the video showed, Nancy was Rebecca's only positive support system. I mean she had her boyfriend, but he only encouraged her addiction. Rebecca…

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    grasslands to provide the factory cattle with food. To keep up these grasslands, fertilizers, and other chemical materials are used. Unfortunately, because of this, soil and water resources are polluted (Russo n.pag). In an interview, Robert Martin from Yale Environment 360 explains, “There are a lot of studies that show [factory farming] contaminates the groundwater with nitrates, which can lead to very serious health consequences … In the fields around these operations, it 's also an…

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