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    How far is too far when it comes to self-defense? To what extent are you able to protect yourself from harm? There are many controversies surrounding the issues of self-defense. Many people feel they should be able to protect themselves to the extent that they need, but is that too much? Individuals should have the right to protect themselves just enough to ensure their safety. Some people also believe that in self-defense, you should be able to kill your attacker without legal consequences such…

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    Criminal Offending,” they describe the “good mother” ideology as being white, feminine, wealthy, heterosexual, self-sacrificing and one who has not gotten in trouble with the law; any women who does not fit all of those roles is deemed “bad” (2003). Allison clearly feels guilty for what placed her in jail for this current time but she has absolutely no reason to feel bad for anything prior since that life was aggressively forced upon her. However, these feelings are common, according to Ferrao…

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    She has three best friends Carly, Katlyn, and Allison. She has a boyfriend, Thomas. He is a junior at Cornwall High, the quarterback of the football team, and the most popular guy at school. She is cheer captain and would be the “it” girl of the school; also Cornwall high. She has straight A’s, popular…

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    included not only students; but, parents and school facility as well. By the time my sister entered high school in 1988, Woodhaven High, no longer held Saturday detention sessions. I chose to analyze the characters of John Bender (Judd Nelson), and Allison Reynolds (Ally Sheedy). Although, I came from a stable suburban home, with plenty of money; I was a very troubled teen! I rebelled by using drugs, and defying the rules of the school and facility; much like John Bender. In The Breakfast Club,…

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    the remaining p-art of the essay abbreviated to R.A.M is a model introduced by Allison and Zelikow it is used Cuba missile crisis to show its applicability to understand the model. This paper will use this model to explain the fukushima nuclear meltdown This paper…

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    finally knew she was a lesbian and she came out to her parents. This process was extremely difficult for Alison and eventually led to her father suicide. Helen Bechdel, Alison’s Mother, eventually told Allison college about her father being gay in the two still being married “Days and Days”. Allison immediately came home to talk to her father about both…

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    “At any rate as they appeared to me;/Tell who they were, their status and profession,/What they looked like, what kind of clothes they dressed in” (Chaucer 2). In The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer, nothing speaks louder or stronger than clothing. Right from the start, Chaucer uses physical appearance and clothing to characterize social hierarchy. During the 14th century, appearance and clothing categorized people into different social classes and the type of clothing someone wore…

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    societal means she was already at a loss. Her voice was not deemed white but she in fact was white. How could it be that the way you sound depicts what color you are? Dorothy Allison did not experience the same exact issue of voice in “Context”, but there was a different…

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    southwest region of the United States. Whereas, in Being Caribou, Allison wants to protect the caribous located in Alaska, where the government wants to drill for oil and destroy their sacred calving grounds. Even though they are both fighting to help the wildlife and nature, they use different techniques to achieve their common goal. Abbey used a memoir to criticize society and create a feeling of melancholy and remorse, while Allison made a documentary film to create consciousness…

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    to music, Allison drives or vacuums, and Johanna likes quite around her. Another thing is Allison, Johanna, and Melissa said what the most effective thing is about their writing process is their organization while mine is just putting everything I think in one place until it makes sense to me and others. If we get stuck in our writing process Allison walks away and comes back to it later, Johanna keeps reading what she wrote until her ideas flow again, Melissa does what Allison does and…

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