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    players such as Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman, Jordan’s team was one of the greatest of all times. Michael Jordan was also on the USA Olympic basketball team, which was arguably the best team ever. They were so prestigious that they earned the nickname “The Dream Team”. One thing that separates these two players is the eras they played in. LeBron plays in today’s world, but Michael played back in the 90’s. Many would say that it is tougher for LeBron now because players are better now than…

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    and independent. The Prelude in D flat is nicknamed the Raindrop Prelude because of the persistent repeated notes, which will be covered later, which sounds like rain falling. However, Chopin disliked descriptive titles and he did not give it this nickname. The idea came from George Sand, his lover and his best friend in art, who told of the sound of dripping water falling on the roof where they were staying in Majorca. In the year 1839, Chopin was starting to get sick. He once wrote a letter…

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    past decade, it has become more and more apparent that traditions in sports, specifically football, have been undermined by political correctness in America. Nicknames for football teams such as Savages, Blackhawks, Seminoles, and Redskins have long been integrated into the core of the sport and are still to this day are highly common nickname for teams at the high school, collegiate, and even professional level. However, the extinction of these names from sports is a real possibility and could…

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    “Erin… is it Cronk? Crownce? Crounce? Cronkee? Curonikey?” The level of my frustration never quite reached the level of my humiliation when my face turned cherry red as somebody attempted to pronounce my last name. Everybody’s gaping eyes would curiously stare at me and wonder why I had such an unusual title. I envied my peers with conventional, smoothly pronounced last names. Why couldn’t I be Erin Jones, Erin Smith, or Erin Johnson? I never gave an ounce of appreciation to my name until I was…

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    have fit you,.”, it didn’t matter. There was Jody, Jade, Jamon, and then Ava. I felt as though my family had left me out of their own little name posse, as stupid as it sounds. Eventually, I learned to accept the full name chosen for me; the silly nicknames and thoughts of displacement slowly vanished as I found reasons to love what I had been called. Growing up, a trip to my grandparent’s house meant hearing the words “Aardvark Ava” from my grandpa as soon as I walked through the doors and…

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    their digging their holes. In the beginning of the story Stanley became friends with Zero when he got to Camp Green Lake. His peers at Camp Green Lake gave him the nickname of “Caveman.” The reason why they gave him that nickname is because everyone had a nickname and he was like caveman to them. The author did not talk about the nicknames too…

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    we also have our nicknames given to us by family members and friends. I personally have several, such as Junior, because I have quite a few of the same features and similarity traits as my dad. That name is a nickname reserved for my parents only. Another nickname that recently caught on has been Sister, because of the song Sister Christian by Night Ranger. This one is reserved for only a hand few in the scouting community. Then the last one that comes to mind is the nickname KD0POO (pronounced…

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    Assessment Ashleigh has been tempted by her father to steal money from her mother. She has no idea what her father is going to do with it, but she loves him and will do anything for him. Ashleigh’s parents are divorced. The father of Ashes, his nickname for Ashleigh, is irresponsible. Yet, she still loves her father like any other child would. Ashleigh had gone to a diner with her father, soon into their meal he asks to ‘borrow’ money from her. She doesn’t know if she should, but many signs are…

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    offend people. She shows many examples in the book on how the names were used in offence or to hurt someone. Although they can sometimes be used in a friendly way and can sometimes stick to that person. She showed this with her name from Bailey. Nicknames can also not mean what they say, they mean the opposite of what they’re supposed to mean. To be called any other name but your own because it was a “convenience” to someone else (108) was an absolute insult. When Mrs. Cullinan called…

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    In a real sense, language plays a major role in the world society as it not only express one’s identity but also constructs the identities. Language refers to a common body of words and system that is used by people of the same community or nation. Conversely, identity refers to a person or group’s beliefs, personality or expression that makes them. However, there is a significant intersection between one’s language and identity as it will be discussed in the essay. In other words, it will…

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