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    Sooner later in the story, Jane Eyre described Bertha to Mr. Rochester “Fearful and ghastly to me—oh, sir, I never saw a face like it! It was a discoloured face—it was a savage face….red eyes and the fearful blackened inflation of the lineaments!" Jane Eyre was horrified by the fact that the first time she seen Bertha…

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    The desire for freedom and independence are two things that all people want at some point in life no matter their religion, gender, race, or personal beliefs. These freedoms have been fought for though feminist movements, racial equality movements, and almost every other minority fighting for rights. As time has gone on, these movements and people within them continue to break ground on new rights for these groups. The feminist push for independence is one of the oldest movements in these…

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    information enabling patients to understand their condition and treatment plan. This level of respect, compassion, and individualized attention stems from the practice’s philosophy that patients ought to be treated like family. Born and raised in nearby Rochester, Dr. DiPrima has a deep understanding of his…

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    Teenage Brain Development

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    Teens everywhere naturally fall in love with each other but the question is, are teens really ready to love at such a young age? The article, “understanding your child’s brain development”, states that “through repeated emotionally safe experiences, our neurons communicate to connect to other cells and strengthen important pathways to various parts of the brain.” (Lori Petro). This means that eventually everyone will go through love, because it naturally happens in the brain but teens need to…

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    Nuclear Power History

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    The world runs on energy. Very few of us would be alive today if it weren 't for the creation of electricity, a creation that has not only changed the world, but is the first technology to bring us beyond. It has quite literally powered everything since the second industrial revolution. With the strong demand by humans to secure energy came the strong desperation to obtain more of it. We quickly needed it for almost every aspect of modern society. Technology spurs from desperation. We quickly…

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    Author of The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Stephen Chbosky, shared his views on the act of banning books with the following statement: “Banning books gives us silence when we need speech. It closes our ears when we need to listen. It makes us blind when we need sight” (“A Quote by Stephen Chbosky”). Challenging books usually comes from trying to protect people, mainly students, from “inappropriate” material found in the book. This can effect teachers by making them lose their flexibility to…

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    As a child, I was told to always try my best and stay in school. My mother and father never attended college, making myself going a strong topic throughout my childhood. But, as I attended elementary and middle school, I found myself unhappy with large classes and unfocused learning. If I were to go to college, I knew I wouldn't be happy with qualities such as that. This is why Flagler is such a goal for myself, with the 16:1 student-to-faculty ratio, and beautiful campus, I know it's the…

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    status. Her mother put a lot of pressure on Shirley to fit in but Shirley would rather just read a book then hangout with other friends. Shirley enjoyed living in California and was very upset when her family moved to Rochester when she was 17. Shirley attended the University of Rochester for one year before dropping out due to depression and other psychological problems. When she dropped out she took a two year hiatus where she taught herself how…

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    Castles were constantly being changed. They had to change defences so it could be could be as defensive as possible. It had to be defensive enough to survive a siege which could go on for months. They did not only change defence such as walls and weapons but they also changed what was inside because the first castle only trained knights but they upgraded it so now it has a chapel, living rooms and the king and queen can own a castle. Why did castle designs Change? They had to change the designs…

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    With my books in one hand, and a sense of purpose in my heart, I find myself on a personal journey. Being led only by my passions, my curiosity and my determination, I see the need for human beings to reconnect to our humanity, and I answer to that call. Living in a generation that has seen many advances in technology, I see the detrimental effects as well as the ethical challenges that arise from such advances in healthcare. That is why I am focusing my future on studying health law, health…

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