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    times of extremeness. We learn about people and how their lives get tangled in knots via the war. Rat Kiley, Norman Bowker, Tim O’Brien, and many others learned about their inner yo-yo’s throughout the novel and wrestled with the knots inside of them. For some, it is a simple untangle and they continue on with the up and down movement of their yo-yo lives. For others, such as Curt Lemon or Norman Bowker the up and down movement is too much or too radical; That tangle or knot in their string…

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    soldiers had not gone to war their lives would have been really different. For example in “Speaking of Courage” Norman Bowker fancies of talking to his ex-girlfriend and hid dead friend, Max. He can’t stop day dreaming and dwelling in the past, he has memories of the beautiful lake where Norman spent a lot of time with his ex-girlfriend, Sally and his high school friends. Furthermore, Norman can’t forgive himself for the death of his friend Kiowa, because he blames himself for not saving him.…

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    as Ajzen (1991) specified that beliefs are key determinants of behaviour, or intentions to perform that behaviour (Ajzen, 2007). Hence this study is of importance as it contributes to the minimal research in the area by examining salient beliefs. Norman & Conner (2006) have revealed in their study that majority of students binge drink on a weekly basis, which may be what led to the current study looking at different beliefs that underlie binge drinking on individual occasions rather than beliefs…

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    The Cowboy faithful will make the trek from Stillwater to Norman with upset on their mind. An OSU win on December 3rd and the Cowboys will lasso the Big 12 Championship and punch their ticket for the Big D on January 1st. The loser will by default earn the conferences 2nd bowl spot in The Valero Alamo Bowl. What…

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    The event of 9/11 was a tragic day in American history. The event occurred on September 11, 2001. Two passenger planes flew into both of the Twin Towers in New York City and thousand of innocent civilians died. There was also a plane that flew into the Pentagon, which was suppose to be flew into the White House in Washington D.C, which killed the passenger on the plane and many Pentagon employees in the process.. The ones who had the audacity to commit these terrible deeds, was Radical Muslims…

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    Among the essays we read and discussed in unit one, two essays stood out more than others did. The article on Editorial Cartoons as well as Advertisement was just two key and important pieces discussed that displayed rhetorical strategies. In the essay you will learn more about these two specific articles, as well as what rhetorical strategy they displayed throughout. The first article I found very important was one involving Editorial Cartoons. Editorial Cartoons are incorporated in many…

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    The rising population in the world and the same amount of land to produce more food on is a major concern in agriculture. The Green Revolution in 1960 through 1970 was big step in the advancement of agriculture throughout the world. It helped increase yields, helped with soil erosions, and help feed the rising population of this world. Along with all this increase in yields, production, and efficiency also brings some short-comings. This much increased in machinery and fertilizer is helping in…

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    humanity considers to be the right thing to do in certain situations. Authors like Norman Cousins in “Who Killed Benny Paret?,” George Orwell in “Shooting an Elephant,” and Arthur Miller in “Get it Right: Privatize Executions” all repeat the same theme: a person’s sense of morality is not only defined by their inherent nature, but also by the desire to please other people. In his essay, “Who Killed Benny Paret?,” Norman Cousins focuses on the Paret vs. Griffith…

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    introduced in England by Normans. The first castles were hastily built out of readily available material. As time progressed, castles were built out of stronger more durable materials. In the past, castles were built to protect people within the walls from outside attacks. Later on, castles served as a display of rank and wealth. Castles served both as homes and a fortress. Motte and Bailiey castles were the earliest form of castles built completely from scratch by the Normans. As their name…

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    The Things They Carried is a non fiction war novel written by Tim O’Brien published in 1990. In this book, Tim O’Brien shares stories about soldiers in the Vietnam War. The soldiers tell about the things they carry with them during the war and why they carried them. They tell each other stories that are both entertaining and emotional. This brings the soldiers closer together making it very traumatic when some of them are killed. Tim O’Brien tells about the horrible things that happen during the…

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