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    Ron Paul Thesis

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    Ron Paul is America’s leading advocate for freedom. Paul believes in Civil Liberties and is actively fighting for our rights from inside the government as a congressman. He was a U.S representative in Texas. He is said to be retiring from politics but a petition has been started to try to keep Paul in the House of Representatives to keep fighting for our freedoms and be a hero to the little people of America. In Paul’s earlier years he was a flight surgeon in the Air Force after graduating medical school. In 1968 he moved with his wife and children, opening up his own medical practice where he specialized in obstetrics and gynecology. Dr. Ron Paul is said to have delivered more than four-thousand babies. Other than being a smart young man who…

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    interesting foreign policy of “Non-intervention”. A lot people regard the libertarian party an alternative to the republican party where one is fiscally conservative while at the same following democratic beliefs such as legalizing gay marriage, legalizing drugs etc. With regards to the ongoing election where a large majority of voters are stuck to choose between the lesser of the two evils the libertarian part saw a huge increase in their party membership. As of today the libertarian party…

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    1. Summary of End the Fed “End the Fed” by Ron Paul argues how the federal reserve (Fed) is detrimental to the economy and the nation. Although, the Fed claims that its role is to keep inflation in control, implement a solvent banking system, regulate financial system and also keeps the business cycle in steady state, Ron Paul disagrees on the above mentioned points and argues that the Fed has ironically created more problems than resolving them. By drawing examples from American history,…

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    I Love Jack Short Story

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    I loved Jack so much he was my best friend and a brother to run to when things got bad, what I miss the most about him along with his smile, laugh, idiotic dancing, drinking competitions, crying on his shoulder, hanging out at Cronulla and just being around him made you forget everything on your mind. Before we all lost jack, I would sit there and hug him so tight and talk to him for hours each day, that 's how I know so much about depression, pain and other mental illnesses. I saw it all…

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    The first major difference is the way Harry is rescued from the Dursley’s. While the Dursley’s are having company over, Harry is warned that he needs to be on his best behavior and stay upstairs so they do not know he exists. He unexpectedly gets an unwanted visitor. It is a house elf named Dobby who wants to protect Harry and warns him not to go back to Hogwarts. When Harry refuses, Dobby gets very upset and makes a scene which makes the Dursley’s mad and they declare Harry is not going back to…

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    Like at the Ministry, Harry, Ron, and Hermione plan for months and consider all their options before settling on the plan to use the Polyjuice Potion. Ron suggests that only he and Harry go underneath the Invisibility Cloak, which leads to a discussion about why each of them should stay behind. This conversation results in the understanding that each of them possess an important skill that will be needed at the Ministry, and as they are too big to all fit under the cloak, the potion is their…

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    It leaves everything up to interpretation by whoever is in charge. Special needs can be anything from a documented need written by a doctor to a need to be fluent in English. Who is to decide which children have special enough reasons to be allowed into bilingual classes? - The huge injustice of waivers was caught and began to be amended, but it has not been amended enough. It will not be amended enough until it is all gone. All children need to have access to whichever classes will benefit…

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    Sanj Journey

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    Sanj took a deep breath and pressed submit. The application for her awaiting trip to Dominican Republic had been sent to the organization Rustic Pathway. Her heart started beating rapidly as if she had completed a marathon. Her eyes were entranced by the scenic photos of Dominican Republic. Her smile stretched from ear to ear. In a few weeks, she will be leaving her suburban home and begin her nine days’ exotic journey. Sanj’s international travels only had been to India and England with her…

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    Hermione Granger

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    In the novel Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, Hermione Granger is a muggle born witch who is constantly mocked by other students for her know-it-all persona. She acts like it does not bother her when it really makes her feel embarrassed, but her strongest most important character trait is her intelligence. Hermione is confident in herself because she knows that she is an amazing witch with many different talents, including spell casting and potion brewing, this confidence leads others…

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    The Dark Is Rising Essay

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    The Dark Is Rising by Susan Cooper, is about a eleven year old boy named Will. Will is part of large family and lives a close to normal life until the day of his eleventh birthday. On Will’s eleventh birthday,he is told that he has powers and needs to use his power and the help of the rest of the light to defeat the dark. Throughout the book, Susan Cooper developes many themes for the Will, and the reader to understand. One of the themes in The Dark is Rising is that unity is power. Another…

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