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    We are looking for passionate students to join our diverse community of scholars, researchers, and artists. Answer this question, which corresponds to the school/program you selected above, in a half page or roughly 250 words. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, everyone is in a hurry. Few people take golfer Walter Hagen's cliché "stop and smell the roses" seriously. My mom, a single parent of three children and the sole care giver of her 89 year-old great aunt, is no exception.…

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    as well. A corresponding event occurs in Moxie, when the girls protested by tagging any sexist persons’ property with stickers that read “You’re An Asshole - XOXO Moxie.” Although they were only trying to peacefully rally, the stickers ended up costing a lot of money to remove from lockers, folders, and cars. The devotion these girls felt to Moxie led to the good idea of stickers, but resulted in the school’s budget shrinking to accommodate the removal of…

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    The supplies to create this picture included alphabet stickers, a big and small paint brush, brown, light brown, and green paint, a paper plate, and white construction paper. First, Joseph painted the tree trunk by using the brown paint and big paint brush. Then, I poured the green paint onto the paper plate…

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    set to the original factory settings. After the game was functioning, it was tipped onto its side and was ready for stickers. The side of the wood was then precisely cleaned; I had to scrub off anything that would leave an imperfection underneath the sticker. After it was cleaned by hand I used an air compressor and blasted any remaining dust off of the wood. Then I laid the sticker, which was a very stressful job considering they were very expensive and I had to pay for my every mistake.…

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    Shepard Fairey has been subtly demanding obedience for decades. Unconscious stares meet the face of his ubiquitous image of the late professional wrestler Andre the Giant in the streets of nearly every major city worldwide. Stickered haphazardly onto street signs, plastered to overpasses and billboards, the graphic, propaganda-esque portrait of Andre stares through dark black eyes, silently commanding “OBEY.” Or is the command to dis-obey? Such are the sardonic messages behind much of street…

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    Active voice Pointing verbs Ensure that they say I say is well matched Is it my argument? Get rid of repetitious words Checker – grammatical & otherwise Citation & bib (look for requirements) In the discussion on human cognitive development, one controversial issue has been egocentrism under the concept of theory of mind. On the one hand, early researchers like Piaget argue that children are only capable of understanding the world from their own perspectives. For instance, in Piaget’s…

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    The shop door slammed as I walked over to the workbench. I laid out everything I needed to build a winning NASCAR: a wooden chassis and body, plastic wheels and a spoiler, metal axles, and a sheet of stickers. My dad had acquiesced to my begging him to take me, an enthusiastic eight-year-old car guy, to Home Depot to add to my collection of toys. I gave the instructions a cursory glance before casting them aside. The finished product seemed simple enough. Instructions? Who needs them? First, the…

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    Parents have used punishment to teach children how to behave since the beginning of America. Behaviorist B. F. Skinner believed reinforcement is more effective than punishment for shaping a child’s behavior. Two different types of reinforcement are token economy and timeout. Both of these are used to get children to behave. The token economy and timeout are different ways to teach children correct behavior. A token economy is a reward system because a child gets a token after they complete a…

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    therapist greeted me and took me back into a room. The room was compacted with a beaten-up sofa and a cherry wood desk with an oversized chair pushed under it. On the walls were a little about her, from pictures, to flags, and stickers. It gave me a sense of who she was. One sticker caught my eye and from that point I knew it was okay to express to her who I really…

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    really did not want her to leave! So then she finally came back but I don’t remember anything that happened in between. I think I was sleeping. I woke up and my forehead was so stiff, and it was hard to feel it. The doctor gave me a sticker and I was so happy. The sticker had princesses on it. The background was my favorite color blue! My mom had powdered donuts and I was able to eat one! Usually my parents don’t let me have sweets before bed. I was so happy about getting my cut fixed but I…

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