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    Climate Change: Fault in Humanity Bill Mckibben’s essay makes several claims relating to the ongoing climate changes happening. Mckibben emphasizes that society is not doing enough to help stunt the negative change in climate. He targets the educated social class who have an ability to make a change and those who call out others for hypocrisy. Mckibben assembles several claims that hold truth in them using anecdotal and common sense evidences, but lacks to use sufficient numbers, statistics,…

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    risen, which led to greater damage in coastal areas than what would have occurred with the same storm 20 years earlier. Global temperatures have risen, which leads to more powerful storms. Hurricane Sandy just happened to be the largest hurricane ever in the Atlantic Ocean. The amount of damage done by Sandy shows climate change in action. It's hard to determine what I would pursue if I majored in Geology because there are many different directions I would find interesting. Using my expertise to…

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    dreams, Sandy! Dreams that were as real as reality – delirium, of course but so real!” (Twain 467). 1. Back in nineteenth century England at Warwick Castle, the narrator goes to the Yankee’s room and sees the Yankee waking up from his dream. The Yankee speaks to the narrator who believes he is Sandy since he cannot see well, and tells the narrator that he just woke up from a dream before passing away. 2. Hank declares he had various dreams, extremely bizarre dreams. He then calls for Sandy who…

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    Death In Blue Velvet

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    The film Blue Velvet and the novel White Noise revolve around capturing the different accounts of American lifestyle that is outside the scope of perceived reality. Blue Velvet is a tale of concealed evils and perversion under a traditional American town. It is an exploration of things between the serene American residential and the dark deception that lies underneath, conscious and subconscious, and good and evil. The novel White Noise portrays a version of an American family that tries to cope…

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    President Barack Obama presents a speech at a prayer vigil to give his remarks to the victims of the Sandy Hook shooting. Obama’s purpose is to comfort American citizens and to ensure them that even though they are suffering, they owe future generations a safer society. He adopts a solemn and inspiring tone to influence the feelings of his mature audience of mostly American parents, expresses the extent of this tragedy and commends those who acted with bravery. Immediately, Obama addresses the…

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    Mental Illness Narrative

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    One of the world’s leading researchers in the area of cross-cultural psychiatry and global mental health, Arthur Kleinman, has made it known that chronic mental illness isn’t just a disease but how it affects us and the people around us. From Kleinman’s book, The Illness Narratives: Suffering, Healing and the Human Condition, makes it clear that experiences of illness can be told through personal narratives. Personal narratives is often known as illness narrative which can be described as a…

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    Changes have been made. Even more modifications have been made to the amendment to ensure the safety of the American people. The Brady Handgun Violence Prevention act of 1993 was created and passed to make sure that people purchasing firearms were cleared by the Act of 1968. It required background checks on every buyer to make sure they meet the code. A check system was created to make the processes easier. It’s called the National Instant Criminal Background Check System or the NICS. In fact,…

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    Gun Ownership

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    and six faculty/staff at Sandy Hook Elementary School before turning his own gun on himself. A new report was released a little less than a year after the shooting, stating that Adam Lanza was suffering from a serious mental illness. This being said, there are still not many clues explaining Lanza’s actions. Through many interviews and other evidence, it is believed he carefully planned out his actions which included killing himself, but why he did it, or why he selected Sandy Hook Elementary…

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    mission was a fail was they couldn’t even compete their job. Their job was to collect fourteen billion year old rocks from the Moons surface they also were to collect samples of the moons sandy dirt, but they couldn’t complete their job. In the article it said, “They were to gather samples of the moon’s sandy dirt and 14-billion-year…

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    The Issue Of Gun Violence

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    Gun violence has been a concern of mine ever since Sandy Hook. Even though there were other tragedies prior to that incident, Sandy Hook took place when I was in high school. I was at the age where I fully understood what happened. My school started teaching/informing us about safety procedures if something like this were to happen. I distinctly remember that day, innocent lives were lost. I never thought much about the issue of gun violence but when that specific tragedy happened my views on…

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