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    The Impact of a Family In The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf, Mohja Kahf characterizes Khadra as a woman who is closely knitted to her roots. Khadra looks back at her childhood and early adulthood, as she negotiates questions of religion, identity, racism, and belonging. From the start, Khadra constantly struggled between believing the morals of Muslims and obtaining an American identity. Whether it was at school or at home, she encounters people who challenge her conceptions of both. Through this…

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    Tangerine is an exciting book full of friendship, loyalty, action, and mystery. The book tangerine is about a kid named Paul Fisher and his evil brother Erik Fisher. Although Erik is always mean to Paul, their parents never notice. In the novel, the Fisher family moves to Tangerine, Florida. In Tangerine, Florida, Paul meets new friends, joins a soccer team, and experiences flashbacks. These flashbacks will reveal to him the truth about his glasses. In the novel, Tangerine, the author, Edward…

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    In Tangerine, a book of lies, the main character Paul Fisher tries to find the truth but who can he trust? When his family moves to Florida, he must move to a new school and make new friends. Paul has always know his brother as a bully but his parents think Erik is the golden child. With his parents against him, Paul turns to his new friends on the soccer team. As weird things start happening, Paul has a hard time believing that he got his ‘coke bottle’ glasses by staring at an eclipse. Paul…

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    Imagine moving to several schools as a nomadic student trying to fit in,and eventually finding a place where people finally accept you for who you are.In the book Tangerine by Edward Bloor, Paul Fisher, the main character does just that. Mrs. Fisher wants her son, Paul, to be accepted for who he is despite his disability. She makes several choices that impact Paul, his ability to play soccer and his relationship with his brother. Mrs. Fisher's choices, and the consequences of those choices,…

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    Orange Juice Experiment

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    In order to get precise quantitative data, I chose to use a titration method to find the ascorbic acid content in juices. The specific technique that I chose to use is the iodine solution method. Despite there being many other viable options to this titration process, I chose the iodine solution method because the color change is easiest to detect when using juices. The other tests are simple when using clear solutions, but on juices, the color change 000166-XXX 6 is not as apparent due to the…

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    People of Lake Windsor has a point-of-view of the Tangerine residents that they are tough and harsh people based on their racist assumptions. Mr.Costello has realized that the koi is gone. He assumes that the people of Tangerine purloin the koi, because they aren’t as wealthy as the Lake Windsor residents. According to page 242, Paul argues with the Homeowners Association that it’s ridiculous how they came up with the conclusion that the Tangerine residents stole the koi fish, with Mr.Costello…

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    drastically changes over his first few months in Tangerine County. In the novel, Tangerine, by Edward Bloor, the protagonist named Paul Fisher is intimidated by his older brother, Erik. Paul also feels like his family is “major leaguers spending some time in the minors”. At the end of the novel Paul isn’t the same person he was when he first moved to Tangerine County. Paul becomes braver, a better decision maker, and he is tougher. When Paul first moves to tangerine, he is scared of Erik and he…

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    Paul's Dilemma

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    relocation plan he has the option to go to Tangerine Middle School. In this school he can join the soccer team without his IEP. In this new school he joins the soccer team where he becomes a teammate and apart of something. “You got brothers to back you up. Nobody’s gonna mess with you, not anyplace, and anytime. Do you know what i’m sayin?” (124). In Tangerine he finds friends which stay with him and will do anything for him. His choice to come to Tangerine Middle gave him new friends. Along…

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    The Fisher family moved from Houston to Tangerine county, which is located in Florida. On his first day of school, he finds out about the soccer tryouts. However, later on he was turned down because of his IEP his mom turned in. Due to Florida having sinkholes and lightning bolts, the upcoming events lead to Paul having another chance to play soccer again without an IEP in his way, which transitions the story to part two. I claim that the setting of the novel drives the plot. First of the…

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    Lunar New Year Speech

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    Rob: Thank you Don for joining us today to celebrate the Lunar New Year. I’m Rob Mailloux, the executive sponsor for the ASIAN ERG. I’d like to wish you all a happy new year. Maybe have Rob say “Happy New Year” in a few different languages. For example: Vietnamese: “Chuc Mung Nam Moi” Chinese (Cantonese): “Gong Hai Fat Choy” Bangladesh: “Shuvo noboborsho” For those of you that aren’t familiar with the Chinese Zodiac, the Monkey is actually the 9th animal in 12 Zodiac signs. Each sign in…

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