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    "After sitting at the same desk for three years I figured I was beyond seeing anything new. I was wrong." I was wrong because I made a decision that definitely wasn't the right one.... One late night about two years ago I was out walking around thinking about life. That's when I heard someone whisper my name. When I didn't hear it again, I went to go look where it came from. It came from the very dark, very creepy alley that gives me the shivers. I didn't want…

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    Louise Ogborn's Case

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    WOW. This article was beyond sad. I have mixed feelings towards how everyone came out of this case, first of all lets talk about David Steward, I can’t believe he was found NOT guilty of all charges made out to him, he DID buy the phone cards after all, if it wasn’t him making the calls it was someone he knew. Then there is Donna Summers’, who I do believe was at fault for some of the humiliation that Louise Ogborn experienced, but honestly getting fired to me seemed excessive, she was also a…

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    by finding pieces of the original globe. It is thought to have been located between the modernday Southwark Bridge Road, and as far as Gatehouse Square. Many do not know, but the globe was owned by a few different people. Six of them to be exact. Richard Burbage, and his brother Cuthbert Burbage, owned the biggest part of it, at twenty five percent each. The four other part owners included William Shakespeare, John Heminges, Augustine Phillips, and Thomas Probe, owned twelve and a half percent…

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    n 1974, President Richard Nixon resigned from his second term in the Oval Office. President Nixon was involved in a scandal at the Watergate complex in Washington D.C. The Republican president Nixon was believed to have ordered the burglars to go to the Democratic National committee for a crime of wire tapping and stealing documents. President Nixon tries to console, defending his honor, and remind the public all that has been accomplished. Richard Nixon tries to console the public by using…

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    Thoughout history there have always been scandals. In The Histories, Herodotus was a fan of discussing the scandal in Persia with two impostor kings, which when exposed led to Darius assuming the throne, or the scandal in Delphi when the high priestess was bribed to make fake oracles that resulted in Sparta attacking Athens. Nowadays we hear about scandals quite frequently, usually to do with a minister of Parliament misusing public funds, or a celebrity saying something controversial. The…

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    Holocaust Diary Entry

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    A commotion in the hall startled Saban. He opened his eyes and sat up on the cot confused by the unrecognizable surroundings. A dim light seeped into the dark room through cracks in the wooden door. On his way to the door, he stumbled into Elisaveta’s cot jarring her awake. He opened the door, peered down the hall, and shuffled toward the sounds. A hand touched his shoulder. Turning, he saw Elisaveta. She smiled, and he took her hand as they walked toward the activity. Four people had gathered…

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    In the short story, “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell, the eccentric antagonist General Zaroff hunts Rainsford and intends to kill him against his will through the jungle. In the story, “The Lady Or The Tiger?” by Frank Stockton, the king harshly punishes the accused through his deranged system of justice. Connell’s General Zaroff is presented in the story as a more…

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    Ryan Lowry Ashe Engl. 111-52C February 4, 2015 Rhetorical Analysis 1: Sam Anderson’s “Just one more game…: Angry Birds, Farmville, and Other Hyperaddictive Stupid Games” The article “Just one more game…: Angry birds, Farmville, and Other Hyperaddictive Stupid Games” written by Sam Anderson was published both in New York Times Sunday magazine and also online at NYTimes.com. Sam Anderson is a critic for the new York times magazine which he received the Balakian Award for Excellence in Criticism…

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    There are many significant elements in film that one may overlook. Funnel: Released in 2009, the the Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of Hamlet, staring David Tennant, is film stays true to the plot, all while having a modernistic twist. In an uncommon way to view the film, a stylistic choice was made to illustrate madness and create a viewpoint for the film, all by implementing cameras into the film. Whether security cameras or personal ones, director Gregory Doran finds creative ways in…

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    In this unit of our English class we read a wide variety of short stories. But only one stood out to be the most and I hope to portray that in this writing. The short story I've selected to write about is titled “ The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell. This was my favourite story to read by far with its twists and turns and enduring plot that kept its readers wondering what would happen. Provided with some interesting literary elements and textual evidence I'm sure I can get my point…

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