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    They have greasy pizza and unhealthy snacks such as chips and candy bars. So as a result students try to leave school for lunch and are risking their life due to lunch rush hour traffic. To resolve this issue the school should have restaurants like subway, chipotle, and or food that is fresh and appealing to the students.The food provided in the cafeteria does not benefit the students, and could become better if they included more fresh foods onto the menu. students do not like the food…

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    to try and take back the public space so it is more attractive to tourists (p.111). Neoconservative and Neoliberal responses were: influencing public opinion on the safety issue with graffiti, setting up razor edged fences to keep artists out of subways, setting an age restriction of 18 for buying spray paint, arrests, etc (p.112). This leads to graffiti being associated with the fiscal urban crisis and ultimately the decline of graffiti work, until the boom of the 1990’s…

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    trips to Fenway Park, when my family would drive in our oversized Chevy to Boston, park in a garage near Government Center, and take the T out to the ballpark. As I grew older and more accustomed to our routine, my father’s neatly arranged exact subway fare used to annoy me. In his pocket, I knew, he carried small bills to pay for hot dogs and beer and a souvenir program. In his wallet, he had the exact amount needed to retrieve his car at day’s end.…

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    Bernhard Goetz was a 37-year-old white man that ran his own electronic repair service out of his 14th Street apartment in New York City. On December 22, 1984, Goetz left his apartment and walked to the subway station. He entered the car then sat down close to four black youths that were very noisy and boisterous, causing the 15 to 20 other passengers to move to the other end of the car. One of the four, a 19-year-old Troy Canty, approached Goetz and asked him for five dollars. Goetz then asks…

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    changing to new, colorful scenes that coincide with the music. Many of the scenes contain people participating in something active and productive while listening to Apple Music: a woman jogging, a boy performing sit-ups, men and women dancing on a subway, children jumping rope, and two women boxing. The theme of freedom is shown throughout as people are inspired, motivated, and lifted from gloom. This causes an emotional reaction in the audience, for they are presented with situations that…

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    “Theme for English B” to having a trial of holding Robert Moses responsible for the destruction of SOuth Bronx, I had experienced Columbia University and New York City. It was such a thing to realize how much I grew during the summer. On my last subway ride back to the PATH Station, a woman with her son looked very unsettled. After two minutes, they looked for an approachable, friendly face. They saw mine and were desperate for directions to Staten Island. I gladly gave them directions and…

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    The price of healthy food compared to the price of fast food is disturbing. A chicken salad at Subway is six dollars, not including chips or a drink. At McDonalds, one can get a Mcdouble, a large fry, and a large coke for approximately four dollars. This causes those who have low income to choose the Mcdonalds drive thru instead of the healthier alternative at Subway. Additionally, when a person visits the grocery store purchasing healthy food is far more costly than purchasing…

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    introduced the Ski-Doo which was a lighter and smaller version of the snowmobile. ("Joseph-Armand Bombardier", Historica Canada) The company further expanded to 60 other countries. They also expanded in to new markets and industries like railway, and subway. ("Joseph-Armand Bombardier", The Canadian Encyclopedia)Another industry they expanded too was the aerospace industry in 1986,…

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    enhances invisibility emotionally, physically, and socially through daily interactions. Although invisibility is illustrated to not be physically seen is false. The woman in the subway was not harming anyone. Innocently waiting for the train to come with her son when Suddenly, “a man knocked over her son in the subway” (17). Fortunately, the son was okay, however, the audacity to push the innocent boy into the tracks is what matters. Being so fed up, the lady tries to get the man to apologize.…

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    STUDIES Tesco Home plus It was identified in South Korea that people spent a lot of their time travelling. This idea was brought up by Tesco, where people could easily go supermarket shopping from the subway. This award winning campaign requires people to buy groceries virtually in the subway through a virtual wall. All you need to do is scan the QR codes of products on your smartphones and add them to your virtual carts. After making the payment, the items would get delivered to your home…

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