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    realistic and use of dialog resulted in overall better and more clear articles. One of Rice’s most famous piece of journalism was The Four Horseman, which was covering the October 18, 1924, Army vs. Notre Dame football game. The game was played at the Polo Grounds in front of 55,000 fans and Notre Dame beat Army 13 to 7. The first quarter was…

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    I chose to write about an article where a male correctional officer pimps out female officers who work with him. I am going to summarize it now. A dishonored former correction officer condemned of importing medication onto Rikers Island claims during a sensational new book that he conjointly pimped out a triad of feminine colleagues to inmates and jail bosses. The guy would show up to work every day with a list of dreams. He would say he had a list of wanting all kinds of drugs and sex. He was…

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    Alarms chime all over the world, as students jump out of bed and scurry to their closets. As they struggle, deciding what to wear, precious minutes tick by that could be spent finishing up that last bit of homework or studying for a test. The pressure is on to look just right. A uniform would help eliminate all of this and more. The many benefits of uniformity with clothing in schools are significant. School uniforms should be required because they help create an environment that is safer…

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    we boarded two river boats the Sikh and the Vulture, and left Deoali for Dhubri on the Jamuna River on our way to Bandui, in which we arrived August 29. 1943. In addition, we left Dhubri on a narrow and wide gauge rail train and arriving at the Polo Grounds in Chabua, September 21,1943. Finally, we board the C-47s that took us over to Kunming, China, incidentally that was a three and a half hours flight. Next trucks were waiting, we loaded up and left Kunming November 24, 1943, and we traveled…

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    forced, only by answering that it is possible to understand the control that colonized people had over their cultural life. Stoddard’s point of view is that cultural power was carried out with informal means like the language and sports like cricket and polo. Seeing themselves as a civilizing power, they wanted the colonized people to learn their values, which they though would be learnt by the language and sports. Local sport rules were changed in order to reflect what were thought at the time…

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    Kubla Khan Poem Analysis

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    He describes the dome thusly; "So twice five miles of fertile ground With walls and towers were girdled round; And there were gardens bright with sinuous rills, Where blossomed many an incense-bearing tree; And here were forests ancient as the hills, Enfolding sunny spots of greenery." The 'dome' that has been built, is an allusion to the real one built by Kublai Khan as a summer residence, which was also visited by Marco Polo. The dome, when one focuses on it, does not merely imply a…

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    Alene Smith swept the floor of the lobby, trying to look graceful She swept her arms in what she thought was a fluid motion, but it was hard The floor was almost clean, but then she spotted a clump of dirt by her foot, and tried to sweep it up She knew that sweeping up dirt probably wasn't the smartest idea, but she was watching the television and she didn't think much of it She didn't want to move, because even if she moved a little bit to the left she wouldn't be able to see the…

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    Onamaewa Analysis

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    essay. In the first person, the writer used eleven for his name. For this section, he just wanted to give a definition for himself. In the third person, he first used number sixteen. The “sixteen” in his water polo team was bench players. In this part , the reason why the writer played water polo was he wanted to be famous as the others players that people will pay attention to him. Unfortunately, he still could not find who he was. In the third section of this essay, the write draw into two…

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    that his father was a man of innocence, but failed and his father was sentenced to a death penalty. This failed responsibility would have a heavy weight on Rob. Most children in Rob’s community grew up without a father and that put him on a common ground with other kids. However Rob’s carried a deeper pain that the kids around him could never understand; the pain of having a loving and supportive father ripped away. Even though it was clear to all the burdens he had weighed on him, he never told…

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    retreat with the leadership team. We went to the youth pastor's wife’s parents two thousand acre ranch outside Bennington Oklahoma. On this ranch they had cattle,swine,horses, and a few chickens. While we were there the other youth and I played Marco Polo in the lake. Roy one of the adults cooked a chicken fajita, it tasted amazing. That night the men slept in the shop while the women slept inside the ranch hands apartment. while people were trying to sleep there were hundreds of june bugs dive…

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