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    2015, I only had a very clear idea of my final goal-- becoming a nurse. Actually, I did not think of how this would be or of how I would relate to my fellow students or to my professors. Nevertheless, I can now compare the before and after of my experience at the American college. I do prefer to emphasize the present moment which I see as the key to achieving my American dream. Language always has been the principal barrier for me, and from my point of view, it is a common concern for the…

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    is also changing how people relate with others. One of the good things about social media is the fact that people who are normally shy and antisocial have a chance to be more sociable online. In real life, they may be nervous when talking to new people, or maybe…

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    in the face on stage. The audience does not realize that this shooting was real, as well as that Riggan was legitimately injured, and they give Riggan’s performance a standing ovation, in stark contrast to the lukewarm reaction the rest of the play appears to receive. More specifically, the critic who wrote this review believed that Riggan was not especially knowledgeable - or willing to learn, for that matter - about “real” acting, and therefore may have viewed his excellent “performance” as…

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    Technology Causes “Cyber” Space in Real Life Relationships Technology is one of the greatest things to come across modern day life. It can be seen practically everywhere in this modern age. If someone has such a thing as “not enough” technology on their person, they are looked on as outcast. Who can blame them? As a civilization, human beings have shown great success in coming together and creating new technological advances every day. Just compare a modern day phone to one originally created…

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    needed for life together in society.” This couldn 't be any more true. Our social skills are quickly disintegrating. We highly lack social skills because we have so many tools that allow us to hardly need any. We can usually always email, or texting, or even a phone call. We often do anything to avoid face-to-face contact. When it comes time to get a good job it will be tough for many. We can 't do an interview over an email and unless our job is online, we will often have to face real human…

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    Filip Dujardin Summary

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    amazingly complicated buildings that have a very unique and different style to them (Decor). The photo to the left is an excellent example of what Dujardin’s work looks like, it has a very unique and real look, however because of the complexity and impossibly it is known that the building isn’t real. The use of color is interesting because there is a little splash of color in some spots, but most of the building itself has many different values of gray. This photograph is very interesting…

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    essay, I will be looking at animal characters that are based on real animals and how they compare to each other. The animal characters are usually similar to real-life counterparts or they can be entirely different with only a few characteristics shared between them. Depending on the type of game, the animal characters can be anthropomorphic, have abilities, physical or psychological, that are either similar or different to its real-life counterpart based, or just be present because its natural…

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    A Digital Diet Analysis

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    consumption of social media and pretty much anything that needs a screen to function. Basically, I’m going to stop doing what I’ve done for the past 7 years for an entire week. I’m curious to see how taking part in this “diet” will affect my life since my life currently revolves around consuming social media. Is it even possible to…

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    can either praise your child for every little thing no matter the outcome, or allow your child to learn the best life lessons that can be taught to them by playing sports. When we are a child we look at life with rose-colored glasses, as parents if we allow our children to continue to look through their eyes in that way, they will miss the valuable opportunity to learn how to cope when life is no longer that rose color. Some parents want to protect their children so much that they do not allow…

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    Grey Mountain Survival

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    that face them. Unfortunately, when these survivors return to modern society, they often struggle due to the stark contrast between the challenges in which they survived and the comparative mundaneness of everyday life. Almost all survivors will face this problem at some point in their life. One of the most common victims of this struggle are veterans. Jonathan Kirk Davis, in his article titled “How Do Military Veterans Feel When They Return Home From Combat?”, describes how members of the…

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