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    Paul Corner And The Renovation Rundown Paul Corner breathed heavily as he installed the finishing touches to their popsicle elevator. “Done,” He barely uttered to his two friends in front of him, Cory Scott and Micah Long. Paul Corner was a fifth grader, but not just any fifth grader. He had single-handedly, (With the help of his friends,) solved countless mysteries over the summer and the year before. He wasn’t exactly Sherlock Holmes, but he sure could solve a mystery. “We’re sure to get an…

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    My Stereotypes

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    them, were cousins by blood but best friends by choice. They know all of my friends because I am always with them. I honestly can’t imagine going a month without a cousin's night. I tell them everything and they know more about me than anyone. The scrabble letters that spell out family are there because I am so incredibly blessed to be in the family that I am in. They are the most supportive, loving and crazy bunch of people I’ve ever met. But when it comes down to it, I would do absolutely…

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    schools in America have computers and access to the internet. Second is video games which can be played through the computer maybe using the internet. For Educational media. Educational media. For example, when me as the teacher has the class play scrabble which is board game, but yet an extra tool to learn. Many pros and cons of educational games that effect how it helps kid when learning. The mane one student’s attention span. Attention span means the length of time during which someone is…

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    as the sun rises, and he understands them just as well. [6] His memory is remarkable. Often his ability to use words, his interest in foreign places, and his competitive nature have made Raymond a formidable opponent in his hobbies – and even in scrabble, ping-pong, and other such brain games as…

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    In Margaret Atwood 's The Handmaid’s Tale, one is given a look into a society where women are deprived of power and live out lives of enslavement under a very strict and vigilant government. The government uses the Handmaids and other people, such as the commanders, in the society to ensure that everyone in the society is complying with its rules. The methods of Gilead’s government are absolutely archaic, “The Handmaid 's Tale brings together pre-Christian notions of absolute patriarchal…

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    Although she still has an accent, she speaks flawless English and would trounce most native English speakers in a game of scrabble. When raising her three children, she spoke both English and Norwegian to them, always stressing the importance of a second language. Sharing a common language allows people to connect and share ideas, but it is not the only way to do so. Kirsten…

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    website. There is not much discussion on activities even though the students would more than likely read it if they included something a little more exciting for them. There are many club activities like chess, science, choir, safety patrol and even a scrabble club that can be mentioned in a monthly…

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    could run from the master 's land to the open land and back...". As time passed and both Bob and Primus grew older, things changed. Primus begin working hard in the field and. Bob talks about an evening with Primus by saying " he was lying on the scrabble outside our cabin, his arms worn out, but not his mind". He talks about how during the time when they would build houses how he would feed his insults to his anger, "soaking up the cuts and bruises and spit until the bark house wasn’t just…

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    In the The Handmaid’s Tale, the Handmaids are forbidden from reading, writing or learning, whatsoever. The Handmaids are not even allowed to read the bible, despite living in a theocratic society, or play scrabble if they had learned how prior to the takeover of the regime. This level of information control further restricts the Handmaids from obtaining any autonomy. They are unable or forbidden to communicate with their peers in written form, and their spoken…

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    The Commander In the beginning of the book, Offred notices the Commander standing right outside what she now refers to as “her” room. He has his back to her and is peering intently inside of the room. Offred instantly feels that her privacy is being violated just as he is violating the rules stating that he is not to be there (49). That was the first time that Offred encountered the Commander. The Commander’s motivation was to see who the new woman was that moved into the previous mistress's…

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