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    The Price of the Ticket The Price of the Ticket analyzes the historic development of African Americans among the landscape of equality politically and socially. Frederick C. Harris provides an in-depth and realistic approach to the effects, sometimes negative, of having a successful election for the first black President of the United States. Harris also discusses the lack of action on behalf of blacks that many have expected to occur, with a black president. Although some claim that the…

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    glance, I see him proudly sitting on his seat, arrogant declaring to himself he did the right thing to my mom. As the plane speeds up my heart beats faster, knowing its the last time I’ll see anything halal again, remembering last sky scraper, no more spring rolls at the super market at midnight, and maybe if its the last time I’ll see my friends again. I burst into to tears, looking outside even though the blazing sun blinded me, trying to find any sense of hope. Heck, I even started to miss my…

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    His remarks were not meant as compliments, but he did not miss the playful glint that crossed her eyes when she took them as such. She was laughing gleefully, as though proud of such detrimental traits; he could not tell, whether it was a mix of her narcissism, arrogance, or perhaps, judging by her previous actions, results of insanity, a deranged personality. To him, she was a conundrum of sorts; dangerous, and unavoidable. She took a step towards him, before hopping onto and over the bar top…

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    person can build on top of something already researched and developed and take what is good and leave what is not so good or proved to be untrue. What part does Rachel Carson play in the modern movement of Environmental Sociology? Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring in 1962 spearheaded the modern environmental movement by raising public awareness about the impact of pesticides on the environment. Carson’s work resulted in a paradigm shift regarding people viewed decisions made by the government…

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    also the humans that are living in ignorance. When the land and air is pumped with unnatural chemicals and animals face extinction, humans are threatening their own safety and health too. Rachel Carson reveals the effects of the food chain in Silent Spring when she describes that “the few birds seen anywhere were moribund; they trembled violently and could not fly” (Carson 4). Animals are left to die from ecosystem destruction, which ultimately affects the rest of life on earth. As one animal…

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    I was able to talk about my experience with losing my grandmother last spring. I felt like it was a very validating environment where it was acceptable for me to be emotionally vulnerable. Sarah repeated the ground rules we came up with, which included the judgment-free policy. Though grief and gratitude seem to express…

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    her image by wearing a chic dress which then gains the attention of the beautiful people. In “The Falling Girl” it says, “The sun had not yet completely set and it did its best to illuminate Marta's simple clothing. She wore a modest, inexpensive spring dress bought off the rack. Yet the lyrical light of the sunset exalted it somewhat, making it chic” (Buzzati 1). Marta is wearing a dress which shines in the light even though it is not expensive, but does catch the attention of others. In…

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    Summary of: Puente Hills Landfill In the book This is Paradise: Puente Hills Landfill, City of Industry, California by Jeanne Marie Laskas; talks about a 1,365-acre dump that serves five million people in the Los Angeles, California area. This place is the Puente Hills Landfill. In 1953, Puente Hills used to be a landing site of the first spacecraft in the Martian invasion, before it was a landfill. Then it became a series of canyons where people threw trash. In 1965, it became the San Gabriel…

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    Over 6 billion global human population requires a bigger residential space, however this request will ineluctably decrease the space of natural resources. Moreover, starting from the late 1950s, with Rachel Carson published her book Silent Spring, people started pay attention to the pollution of synthetic particles as to all the environmental problems caused by the civilization process. As kuhn states, awareness is prerequisite to all acceptable changes of theory. Plus with urban system…

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    One way that people resort to bullying each other is through social media and the internet, this popular type of bullying is referred to as cyberbullying. In my 9th grade of high school back in 2010, a social media service called form spring appeared. Form spring allowed people to write anonymous comments on each person’s account. The comments that would be posted were cringe-worthy. They ranged from negative comments on personal appearance such as “You’re a fat slob”, to as far as telling…

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