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    preparedness for school and on what the specific issue the child had was that needed to be addressed before starting school.) James Claiborne, author of the novel, “The Irresistible Revolution: Living as an Ordinary Radical” and a devout Catholic, agrees with Ms. T on her ‘turn the other cheek’ philosophy. Jesus taught that to live as a follower of Christ one must tackle every difficult, trying, and violent situation in life peacefully and non-violently. Like Jesus, Ms. T is in turn teaching her “disciples” or her scholars this important Christian ethic of responding to violence and wrongdoing through pacifism and peaceful resistance. In Chapter 10 of “The Irresistible Revolution: Living as an Ordinary Radical,” Claiborne writes, “When hit on the cheek, turn and look the person in the eye. Do not cower and do not punch them back. Make sure they look into your eyes and see your sacred humanity, and it will become increasingly harder for them to hurt you” (Claiborne 279). Claiborne believes that to live as a follower of Jesus today we must oppress evil and violence not with the same evil and violence we are being oppressed with, but with kindness, love, and nonviolence. “Evil can be opposed without mirrored … oppressors can be resisted without being emulated … enemies can be neutralized without being destroyed” (Claiborne 280). Love and forgiveness are key, says Claiborne, when not only dealing with our friends, family, and loved ones, but with our enemies, haters, and…

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    Shivana Quotes

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    After reading the second section of the book I feel bad for Shivana. She is willing to do anything to get an abortion and she is extremely desperate. When she meets the cab driver she engages in sex with him just to make more money. She then has a breakdown because she realizes there will be consequences when she goes home and her mom finds out that she is pregnant. Another example of when Shivana is desperate is in this quote “Jump on my stomach and make me lose this shit.” She is willing to…

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    (Hansen & Lampan, 1974). When the BEOG was first established, it provided each student with $1400 minus the amount of the student’s assets and potential family contribution (Hogan, 1973). The BEOG also established a federal formula that helped determine the need of the student, which in turn determined the student’s eligibility for the grant (Services, 2005). The BEOG was indeed revolutionary, but it is important to note that its implementation did not get rid of the Educational Opportunity…

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    Dolores Claiborne Analysis

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    Dolores Claiborne is a film based on a book written by Stephen King and directed by Taylor Hackford. This thriller is about a woman named Dolores Claiborne, who is wrongfully accused of murdering an elderly woman named Vera Donovan. When her estranged daughter returns to the island to help her mother, memories of her troubled childhood resurface. This film demonstrates the damaging effects of abuse and the victims struggle to gain back control of their lives. The writer skillfully uses the…

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    Professional Development

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    Education Consortium, Mississippi Department of Education, and other educational consultants. At times, staff (district, school administrators, and staff) will attend recommended professional developments per Mississippi Department of Education. These professional developments are away from the school/district site and occur over a 1-2 day span (e.g. language essentials for teachers of reading and spelling & Mississippi educator and administrator growth system). The lead figures over most of…

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    Sample Research Questions

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    Untitled Research Questions: This research was conducted to investigate the different options that students undertake to make their financial costs less burdensome and more affordable while being enrolled in Undergraduate or Graduate programs at Brandeis University. Often times, students find other ways to reduce costs through optional plans, beyond what the institution has to offer and which are optional—like housing, meal plan, among other expenses. One of those options is to not live on…

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    earliest stages of the company, manufacturing was Kate and Andy spade working in their apartment on handbags only, bringing them to trade shows, and eventually making deals with department stores for pop-up series. In an interview with Ellyn Spragins, Kate and Andy revealed their initial process, “We were running our business out of our home, a loft in Tribeca. Workers would show up at six in the morning. We had so many boxes in our 1,800-square-foot loft during shipping time that we had a…

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    relevant theory I could find. It states that “Many pe u hjople believe that God is a lawgiver who alone defines what actions are right and wrong. Catholicism has its rules of life, the 10 Commandments, in which commandment number five is “Do not kill”. Fine print does not exist within these 10 Commandments because they are pretty straight forward. One shall not kill for the fun of it or for revenge, because it is not our place to decide when it is right or wrong, when it is clearly wrong all the…

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    Calvin's Reformation Dbq

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    sub-categories of their own. Calvin wanted to do away with all this and, establish what would become known as the “Presbyterian Government”, modeled after how the New Testament Church governed them. Calvin would replace the hierarchy of priests with four ecclesiastical offices, two of which would be held by the laity. “A well-ordered Church lives under the supervision of the four orders of pastors, doctors, elders, and the deacons. ” In this radical departure from the Catholic Priesthood Calvin…

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