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    Middle East Dr. Steele Peace in the Middle East is Possible Ever since the establishment of an Israeli state in the Middle East, there has been no time of peace between the many nations. After Israel was declared a nation, it was immediately rejected by the Palestinians and they rejected the partition of Palestine. Ever since then Israel has been at war with its surrounding Middle Eastern neighbors multiple times. There has been a multitude of attempts to try and broker a peace throughout the…

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    At first glance, “A Separate Peace” might seem only to be about a boy, Gene, accepting his feelings out after leading his best friend, Finny, ultimately to his death. This may be true, but this difficulty itself leads into a bigger, overarching idea that is shown in almost all aspects of the book. The novel is “saying” that the name, “A Separate Peace”, is referring to another false reality that is made when a character uses defense mechanisms to cope with true reality. Reality is often…

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    to make a positive impact on not only myself but, more importantly, on the communities around me. The value of service, as well as the capacity to create sustainable change, are the driving factors that have intrinsically motivated me to serve as a Peace Corps Volunteer. This drive began when I was a child. My father is the Project Developer for a non-profit organization in Miami, FL and since my childhood, he has instilled within me the concept that I have the unique opportunity to help…

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    Book Report on A Separate Peace (Topic ) Have you noticed that in most stories, the setting represents an idea bigger than just a place in the novel? In these stories, the setting creates symbolism, whether it is a tree in reference to the qualities of the Tree of Knowledge found in In the Beginning, or a lush green forest representing life. Sometimes, a descriptive setting can reveal information about the novel’s characters. In A Separate Peace, the description of the setting and its…

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    Many books have been made into movies, and people tend to notice that the movies do not highlight certain details that the books do. In A Separate Peace, there were many differences between the book in the movie, like Gene’s visit to Devon, the character relationships, and the different perspective of the movie. Gene’s visit to Devon 15 years later is the first scene of the book. The movie started at the start of his summer session. Missing this scene of the book made it lose the feeling that…

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    FULL TIME APPLICANT ; PART TIME SUB The Peace Corps is a United States government agency that was launched during the optimistic years of the Kennedy administration, and in large part can be seen as a product of the growing concern for social justice that was emerging during that era. No doubt, it was also conceived as a tool to be used in the context of the geopolitical concerns of the times that were posed by the cold war in order to help win the hearts and minds…

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    1984 Peace Without War

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    Peace Without War? Over the course of the history of the world, there have been times of peace and as well as times of war. There have been places of war and places of peace. That is true on the national level. Yet, on the personal level, to achieve one hundred percent peace in all aspects of one’s life is almost impossible. Throughout the majority of the book 1984, whenever Winston is at peace with one part of his life he…

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    important peace conferences since the French Revolution: the Congress of Vienna (1815), the Peace talks at Versailles after World War One, and the Grand Alliance conferences during and after World War Two. The goals and the principles of each of these conferences were similar, as were their successes and failures. Despite this, one of these conferences was more successful than the others. When the delegates met at the Congress of Vienna they had two major goals: to fashion a general peace…

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    will seem to be the hardest thing they have ever done. In the end, those who civilly come to an agreement can live in peace. This idea is supported by Ralph Waldo Emerson's quote, "Peace cannot be achieved through violence; it can only be attained through understanding." There are three main reasons why this is true: misunderstanding is the cause of unrest, understanding leads to peace through…

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    recommend a more peaceful world. In Basho’s The Narrow Road to the Deep North peace comes from appreciating nature and accepting inner spirituality; to make the world more peaceful, one must appreciate nature. France’s National Assembly’s Declaration of Rights of Man and the Citizen, peace comes from removing unequal laws and that to make the world more peaceful, everyone must have equal rights. In Voltaire’s Candide, peace comes when you recognize that humans are flawed, and that life…

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