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    There were some who asked why they should fight in the war when they were denied all their rights as Americans. Martin Luther King gave a speech against the war in the Riverside Church in New York. There were more black Americans fighting in the war than there were white. In the beginning of the war there were about 20% of African Americans being drafted into the war when they were only 10% of the U.S. population. King and…

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    Proposition 62

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    an independent judge who ensures a fair trial.” He additionally adds that, it is fair because the sentence must require a “unanimous jury of 12 citizens” and this only after an “an exhaustive trial” (Hanisee). However, during the past ten years Riverside has condemned the death sentence five times more than that of the state. Within those numbers, it may be noted that black defendants are more likely to get recommended a death sentence than a white defendant (Mercury News Editorial).To further…

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    Should We Go To Mars? Dwia Alsafi Riverside Academy West Ms.Miller June, 2016 On July 20, 1989 ( the 20th anniversary of the first human landing on the Moon) President George Bush made an announcement claiming his intention of supporting a program of manned exploration of the solar system and the permanent settlement of space, known as the Space Exploration Initiative ( SEI). One of its major goals was to build a space station as a stepping stone for humans to return to the Moon and…

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    Compared to Denver, Colorado with a salary of $50,000, living in Riverside City, California would have a necessary comparable salary of $53,817. Despite the salary being high, California residents do not have more disposable income than residents of Colorado due to their expenses being higher as well. Groceries in California…

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    How Is Crooks A Negro

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    movies was aroused by a man who promised to get her in the movies. When she never heard from him again, that dream faded. In disappointment she married Curley. Sitting in the barn, Curley’s wife tells Lennie, “‘So I married Curley. Met him out to the Riverside Dance Palace that same night,’”(88). Curley’s wife did not marry him out of love, but married him as an escape to get away from her home, since she could not get away by being in the movies. Marrying Curley was not the best decision she…

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    Cuba In The 19th Century

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    operated by North Americans. (Perez Jr., 170-171). North Americans looked upon Cuba as a place where they could make their fortunes and be successful. Many new Cuban towns were established by North Americans with names such as McKinley, Ocean Beach, Riverside, Garden City, Palm City, Omaha, Bartle etc. (Perez Jr., 172). Apart from this, Cuba was also a destination where many Americans could enjoy their holidays away from their hectic schedules. Cuba was a place that offered tropical adventures…

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    Of Mice and Men is an American literary classic. It is a novel, and was written by John Steinbeck in 1937. Of Mice and Men tells the story of two migrant farmers named George and Lennie. George is a short man - both in temper and height. He is traveling with his childhood friend, Lennie. In many ways, Lennie is the opposite of George: while George is small of stature, his companion is big. Lennie also has a mental disability, which causes many characters in Of Mice and Men to comment on his…

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    Growing up, I always envisioned college to be a terrifying experience; I would be away from home for what I thought would be forever, surrounded by unfriendly strangers, and struggling to keep up with my professors as they discuss subjects meant for only experts in a field. Now that I have one semester of college under my belt, I wish I could tell my past self to stop expecting the worst. Christopher Newport University has become a home away from home for me, and only the opposite of my…

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    In the essay “Why Place Matters” Wilfred McClay and Ted McAllister argue that the loss of one's connection to a physical place results in the loss of individuality and one's public virtues. They fear that the importance of “place” seems to be fading and is now currently being replaced with a world that is deemed ‘placeless’ and thrives only on technology. They claim that place is an essential part for one to have a set of memories that build up a self identity. This self identity allows for a…

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    P3a Description: The building located at 11005 Riveria Road is a two story American Craftsman home that was constructed in 1914. This surrounding area consists of primarily American Craftsman single and multiple residences constructed from 1900s to the 1950s. This two story Craftsman home has a square floorplan, muti-panned windows, and a continuous brick foundation. The wood framed building is sheathed in horizontal wood beveled siding on the second story and split wood shingles are on the…

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