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    Susie Steinbach wrote, “For Americans, a better parallel to class in Victorian Britain is race in the United States. In both instances, there is a long and complex history that is characterized by hierarchy, by institutionalized inequity, and by a strong feeling…

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    Changing food at Liberty High School Parents of Liberty High School students, do you wish for your children to live long happy lives? Those of you who said no should not be parents; however, those who said yes please consider the facts. Obesity in the United States is one of the most widespread health issues we have and it is becoming especially prevalent in child and teenage populations. Obesity causes a wide range of health problems, from a lack of energy to just plain death from cholesterol…

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    Malala’s school vs. Our School Annika Steinbach Malala has a very different life as well as a different school life. While there are many differences there are also many similarities. Malala’s school operates very differently then our does in good and bad ways. They have their weaknesses and we have ours. Malala’s teachers have many similarities and differences compared to AMS’ teachers. Malala’s teachers do not know as much just because of the time and education is not as important. Here at…

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    skill I practice as an animal trainer is keen observation of every aspect of training, from the computer setup to the animal’s diet; since a slight adjustment could substantially change an animal’s behavior. Working closely with Dr. Roble and Dr. Steinbach, I realize how crucial this skill is in diagnosing a condition. One puzzling case involved a primate who displayed discomfort, lethargy, and regurgitation after training sessions. The veterinarians examined motor functions, chemical…

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    Euthanasia, or mercy killing, is the practice of intentionally taking a life to relieve pain and suffering. George and Lennie, two friends from the story Of Mice and Men by John Steinbach, are migrant workers who are always getting into trouble cause of Lennie. He doesn’t mean to, but he does cause pretty significant damage. That is why George killing Lennie was justified as it was a necessary measure, especially after he murdered Curley, the boss’s sons, wife. The first of many reasons why…

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    Introduction Living in nineteen century England where women were oppressed victims of a patriarchal society, subordinate first to their fathers and, then, to their husbands, Emma’s wealth and her indulgent father allow her a sense of independence few women had. Unlike most female characters of her time, Emma does not wish to get married and swears to stay by her Father’s side. Emma does not seek love, but is much more interested in protecting her position in the patriarchal social hierarchy.…

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    the beginning of the book makes you feel like there is no hope. There is no indication during the story that things are getting any better for the prisoners. Schmuel’s father being “missing” is a huge foreshadowing that things are getting worse (Steinbach,…

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    In order to determine the extent to which the reversal potential for potassium determines the resting membrane potential of a given cell, a mechanism is needed to determine the change in membrane voltage across the cell in different extracellular potassium solutions. The intracellular recording technique consists of puncturing a prepared cell with a conductive pipette. The difference in potential between the extracellular electrode and the wire in the pipette is recorded and displayed on the…

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    There are few people who came to this country in an early age that as the years pass they start to forget about their native roots and languages, or they just prefer to relinquish one for the other. A program produced by Steinbach, Mosher and Whitehead focus on how nowadays languages are disappearing. According to a recent UNESCO study, “six thousands languages are currently spoken in the world, only half are expected to survive this century”(Twin Cities Public Television…

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    In Great Britain during the nineteenth century, there were significant developments and the widespread questioning of where women fit in English society. Women were facing the dilemma of challenging the privileges of more legal and political rights and the idea of more economic and social opportunities. The period also saw an enormous expansion of women evolving into the domestic sphere. During the reign of Queen Victoria from 1837-1901, women in Great Britain were influenced by her traditional…

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