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    from behind. Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant is known for being an emotional character who cannot control himself very well. I was just like that freshman year, and simple enough the time came for my true colors to show. During a game against Pittsburg high school, a powerhouse school, another athlete and i were arguing back and forth all game long, until i finally allowed my emotions to take over. Late third quarter they punted us the ball, and the guy I was battling…

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    Pittsburgh Aquarium

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    My time spent at the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium was absolutely unforgettable. Looking back on this project, I have realized just how much knowledge and experience I have been able to gain from my volunteerism. Not only did I thoroughly enjoy every single part of my project, but my eyes were opened to the endless possibilities a career in biology can offer me. Through working hands on with the animals and staff of the zoo, I was able to develop a sense of what a day on the job was like at…

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    Universal Health Insurance

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    In today’s modern world health insurance is as important as proper nutrition and having adequate shelter; however, it remains one of the biggest obstacles families and individuals in the United States face on a daily basis. The unfortunate reality is, that millions of Americans go without health insurance, and thousands of people die every year due to being uninsured, all the while insurance companies continue to report all-time high profits. In 2014 alone, while the rest of the country…

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    5. How is the outer rain symbolic of Paul’s inner experience? (164) I believe the rain is symbolic of Paul’s dreams always being crushed, or unattainable. We know, “Paul had often hung about the hotel, watching the people go in and out, longing to enter and leave schoolmasters and dull care behind him forever” (Cather 164). We know Paul does not fit in at school, he tells lavish stories about events and friendships that are not real, and acts out towards his teachers. Paul feels trapped within…

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    Corey In Fences

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    The play Fences by August Wilson, takes place post-World War 2 in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. This plays an important role even in society today because of the emphasis on chasing one’s dreams, along with the position of some African Americans in the 1950’s. “This conflict between an older generation trapped by history and a new generation hoping to overcome the past was at the heart of August Wilson’s own childhood…” (Peterson). The relationship between Troy and his youngest son Corey is one that…

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    Reference Massachusetts Institute of Technology, (2015). Learning & Development using the sages of Team Development. Retrieved from http://hrweb.mit.edu/learning-development/learning-topics/teams/articles/stages-development University of Pittsburg, (2015). Communication Behaviors for Effective Group Work. Retrieved from http://www.speakingpitt.edu University of Minnesota, (2015). Setting Team Ground Rules. Retrieved from http://www.umn.edu Santa Barbara City College, (2015). Instructional…

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    Rashad Jennings I did a man who has had a really hard time making it to the NFL and he's gone threw so much to make it there starting from high school when he wasn't in shape and didn't look good to were he was fifth string running back in high school and then college and then being in the NFL. his first play in high school he scored a forty yard touchdown run the he played another play and he scored a thirty yard touchdown then he played on defense and scored two more touchdowns on defense then…

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    Suicide In Paul's Case

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    Willa Cather’s short story “Paul’s Case” tells the story of Paul, a juvenile boy who struggles to find his place at his home in Pittsburg. After stealing money from his new employer, Denny and Carson’s, Paul goes on a shopping spree to “live the sort of life he was meant to live” in New York, and finally feels as if he has a place in this world (120). Larry Rubin, a professor at Newberry College, uses his paper, “The Homosexual Motif in Willa Cather’s ‘Paul’s Case’”, to highlight the hidden…

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    This past summer, NBCUniversal and Millennial Trains Project (MTP) awarded $25,000 to six innovative and civic-minded entrepreneurs through NBCU-MTP Open Possibilities Impact Grant. The Millennial Trains Project is a movement that leads young entrepreneurs, artists, and innovators on transcontinental train journeys where they work to address societal challenges by engaging in meaningful dialogue and drawing inspiration from cities and citizens across America. The NBCU-MTP Impact Grant helped…

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    activities, and be responsible with their actions. In another through, the ages 16-21 are the ages that are considered to become an adult. Another quote that supports my claim by Ronald Dahl, a professor of pediatrics and psychiatry at the University of Pittsburg, “If you give them freedom and they can handle it, then they get a little bit more.” This means that giving younger people a chance of freedom, we will be more responsible because we want that privalgae to be free. In other words giving…

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