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    about them: you may get in trouble for saying them. Along with having many different names, this part of the language that will be called profanity originates from many different subjects of what is considered taboo. But just who decides what would be on the list of profane words and phrases that people are not allowed to say? The answer: everyone does. Profanity is a manifestation made by people to associate these words with what not bode well to people as a whole in a society.…

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    Censorship And Curriculary

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    young age, they will grow up with a relaxed mentality about the use of these words which will lead to a profanity-integrated vocabulary. Reasonings behind the increased uses can vary greatly from kid to kid with many simply following their parents/legal guardians example. Travis Wright, author of the Washington Post article used above, discusses some of these reasons behind kids use of profanity, “Children in the midst of developing their own vocabularies are like language vacuum cleaners,…

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    Discrimination and Employment Laws The federal law prohibits any discrimination of employees by the employers by the sex, race, religion, color or origin/nationality in the workplace environment. Besides, any case or claim of sexual harassment mainly in the workplace is often categorized as the hostile work environment whether verbally through a vulgar language or any contact and conduct directly to the one filing the claim. However, not every vulgar language is actionable as sexual harassment…

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    Holden Caulfield Rebellion

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    Teenagers are faced with a significant amount of adversities throughout the transition to adulthood. In J.D. Salinger’s “The Catcher in the Rye”, the main character, Holden Caulfield, is a teenager who is overwhelmed by the internal conflicts he is facing. This story is talking about how he went from initially feeling despondent to eventually obtaining happiness. Holden has been faced with several obstacles throughout his lifetime such as losing his brother at young age, having a distant…

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    Shameless Love

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    Wow! What the fuck…in no way, shape, or form was that sex scene funny that bitch is straight up stupid. Honestly, regardless of my dislike of Ian I still felt his pain while he was doing that. I wonder if he orgasmed? He didn’t even use a condom from my view point. Dumbass. I feel that realistically he would’ve stopped considering after having her rotten vagina (apparently) in his face he already would’ve been like “Nope. Nope. Done.” But nahh the writer wanted the show to go on. I agree with…

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    Wow, mental insane asylum for that? Whew! So fucked up. That 's also like how on the movie "The Danish Girl." She – she 's a transgender woman - almost got sent to a mental institution as well. It was definitely harder way back then when it came to your sexuality and gender. It 's better now – as in there 's more people who accept it I believe- but there 's still those rat looking assholes running around not knowing how to stop making a big deal out of something no one can control. "That are…

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    For the behavioral modification assignment, I decided that I needed to give up swearing for five days. Swearing is something I catch myself doing often, but it is something that I would like to change about myself because it is not an accepted behavior. There have been a few times when I have sworn that people have given me a strange look in public. Therefore, I gave up swearing and the results and responses were surprising. Specifically, swearing has always been a behavior that I have thought…

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    For this writing assignment, I have attended a basketball match in the Pier Gym in Dean College on 30 January. I watched the first and second period of women basketball match from 1pm to 3pm. There are various audience, such as child, baby, black, white, parents, teenager and college students. Most of the audience are college students and parents. The basketball match is Dean College versus Southern Maine Community College. The color of Dean College is white, grey and red and the color of…

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    A girl, a horse, and a mistake Bam! As the door to the shed slammed, and as I walked in to feed the horse, and the chickens, as I did every morning. I noticed something different about today. I noticed that the sun was shining, the grass still with dew, and the sky a bright blue, and the wind just right. I knew right then and there that today was going to be a good day, something exciting was going to happen, which could necessarily not be a good thing for my mother, or my father. Today is the…

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    Boo Radley Father Figure

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    An important character in many novels is the father figure. These figures are formative and shape the main character in how he or she develops throughout the story. Some can literally be the father and some can just be an influential man that lives down the block. In Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, Atticus is seen as a big father figure for Scout and Jem Throughout the entirety of the book. However, Boo Radley is left out of the picture.Throughout the whole book in Harper Lee’s To Kill a…

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