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    an interactive campus map that shows you where you are and where are you going” (Kline, 499). You can find someone on social media and learn about them real quick. Hayden friended and followed his roommates. “Immediately has access to each other’s prom pictures, family vacation shots, performance videos, philosophical musing.” (Kline, 499). In the class, when we do essays we have to type them instead of rewriting it in the paper and use white-out when we mess up or correct something; or when we…

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    Being Me Late in the October of my freshman year I had made a breakthrough in a search for myself. The breakthrough was driven by three incidents Incident One- At the innocent and wide eyed age of four, my parents were balancing on the fringes of divorce. More accurately, my parents were trying to escape the inevitable harshness of being alone (to no avail). In a last ditch effort to bring the family closer together, they decided to take me Trick or Treating. The endless aisles of Wal-Mart were…

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    But, both of his parents was doctors. He was a star athlete in school. He could get any girl he wanted. He was always homecoming king and prom king. He was liked by all the dudes on the team. He was pretty decent at school actually kinda the best. He is going to school on an athlete scholarship. He was also in the newspaper for bringing his team to the states in football and basketball. But…

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    diabetes based on the results. The results can help a diabetic patient with their eating habits and medication adjustments. Although these seem like very minor life changes, for a diabetic patient these things are life changing. Problems that result from prom diabetes monitoring are heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, blindness, kidney disease and skin…

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    “Rummy”, she would yell, all of us laughed until our insides hurt. My mom looked at me with shock. “How can a she beat us at Rummy?”, mom would say over the sound of laughter. I always looked forward to the nights spent at Grannys. She was a firecracker that loved cards. Oh, if you went to Wendover without her you were in for an ear full. You'd never guess by looking at her that she loved to gamble. Looks are deceitful though, her snow white hair and fragile skin did not accurately depict her…

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    On Thanksgiving morning, Melinda's mother fails in cooking a turkey, her father decides to bury it in their pet cemetery. But Melinda wants to "make a memorial" for it (Anderson 71) so, she takes the turkey's bones to art class and she starts to use its bones to make shapes. Mr. Freeman; her art teacher is impressed and says that her work shows "pain" (Anderson 75) This shows that Melinda's unconscious is full of pain and remorse and it appears in her paintings and works. She cannot get over the…

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    Alice Walker was born on February 9, 1944 in Eatonton, Georgia. She was the eighth child of Minnie Tallulah and Willie Lee Walker. She is the youngest child of the eight. Her parents were sharecrops which was an agricultural labor system that was developed in Georgia where her whole family is from. They worked on other peoples farms because they did not own a farm of there own. At the end of each season they got a cut of the share of the crops. Alice Walk had high sprit when she was younger, but…

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    Stereotypes Of Fat Girls

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    Even at the very beginning of our lives we are constantly surrounded and influenced by gender stereotypes. However untrue or outdated, these ideas are still enforced, to the extent that every child knows “boys don’t cry,” “women stay in the kitchen,” and many other stereotypes like these. Harmful stereotypes like these can influence children very strongly, and affect the way they perceive themselves and others. One major stereotype: women should be pretty and men should be strong. At the age of…

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    Introduction Nowadays, technology has many affects in our lives. There are many activities have become more simple because of using technology. In other words, it is possible to say that technology has made our lives easier. To illustrate, many people have changed the way to read book. Before, people who have a habit of reading book used to go to store to buy the hard copy book; however, today, it is more convenient to read eBook because it is faster to find out where to buy the book, they are…

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    We were not allowed to wear any revealing clothing, no holes in clothing, and we could barley hug a friend without getting into trouble and this was completely opposite in Mean Girls. Finally, most high schools have spring flings, homecomings, or proms. The way the movie demonstrated social comparison in the spring fling is exactly how I experienced it throughout my high school career. A lot of girls stress their selves out and get jealous about whom the nominees are for queen. 2. The plastics…

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