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    Steve Smith is in a precarious predicament with the request from the Corporate United States Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Roberta Blake. Smith has two options in this scenario, one is ethical and one is not. He can do the job that he was hired for and create the costing analysis that will serve as the basis for decision-making for the plant closure, as he was directed by Roberta Blake, keeping the details and information to him self, as it is highly confidential. The other option would be to…

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    Racial Ambiguity on Racial Discrimination Racial discrimination has been an issue throughout the history, especially in 19th century in the United States of America. The two texts Passing (1929) by Nella Larsen and “Recitatif” (1983) by Toni Morrison engage racial discrimination in related responses. The two works are focused on issuing unclear ethnicity. It will generates questions that why defining race is so important in the time of the works. Both of the writers are carries the same theory…

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    when going to Dell Duke (her counselor). That family is the Nguyen's. Now she is trying to find a place to not "temporary" live and be able to stay safe and be happy. Willow had some physical and personality traits such as, she was adopted by Roberta and Jimmy Chance, she likes to garden, and she is very smart. A challenge and defining moment she faced was when her adoptive parents died in the car accident.…

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    prevent students from dropping out of high school is engage and partner with parents. (Roberta Furger. 2008.) If parents seem more engaged to helping their child learn and help them, then students would feel the need to work hard because they know they have help. They feel that their parents care about their grade. Another thing that can help prevent dropouts is teachers can develop relationships with students. (Roberta Furger. 2008.) If students feel like they can trust their teacher or…

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    sense of safety and trust. This is demonstrated by her need to stay at home, the fact that she stopped driving her car, and her loss of interest in her school work including social life. It is possible that Sue’s demand that Roberta stay with her during her session is because Roberta represents safety, comfort, and trust to her. The client states feeling stressed. Part of the stress is coming from her father and mothers expectations for their daughter to be successful at school. It appears that…

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    Fictitious and unreachable, the American Dream is sought out by many Americans who hope to prosper, become rich, and achieve a high spot in society. The American Dream was proven fatal in An American Tragedy by Theodore Dreiser, one of the best naturalistic authors of all time (Lipking). The desire for the American Dream begins with enforcement of society’s ideas upon an individual; that individual then strives to obtain whatever society has deemed socially acceptable, which leads to his or her…

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    Toni Morrison Trauma

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    through the years and forces many to relive their most tragic experiences without an end. Recitatif, Toni Morrison’s short story, illustrates the effects of trauma through the perspective of an orphan girl, Twyla, and her best friend in the orphanage, Roberta. While the young girls are growing up in an orphanage, they observe an assault against a mute, disabled woman named Maggie. Due to the aggressive and brutal visuals of the attack, the girls became overwhelmed with emotion, leaving them…

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    Twyla is really uncomfortable with the fact that she has to room with a girl of a different race. She shows racism towards her roommate before even knowing anything about Roberta and immediately starts to stereotype her from the moment she saw her. In the story, Morrison gave many examples of the stereotypes that Twyla imparts on Roberta. She describes her roommate as being of “a whole other race,” (210) and states that she was part of a race that “never washed their hair and they smelled…

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    I arrived at school early and I noticed that Shaquille and Ms. Roberta, his mother, who was also one of my teachers, had not arrived yet. I thought nothing of it and went about my day. I was kind of lonely though my best buddy was nowhere to be found. As we were lining up to go outside, I heard someone crying. All of the teachers were hugging and trying to comfort Ms. Roberta. I walked over with a smile on my face, to ask Ms. Roberta, where was Shaquille and why was he not at school today? She…

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    My history day project is on, Erin Brockovich's encounter with Hinkley, California's water contamination due to the PG&E corporation. Brockovich encountered legal files which led her to explore cases in the same area. Soon enough, she had discovered the severity of the case at hand. Even in the face of adversity, Erin Brockovich never gave up in order to get justice for the small town in California. With this project I will prove how Erin Brockovich's research changed this town and PG&E…

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