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    Diary Of A Wimpy Kid The author is Jeff Kinney, Diary Of A Wimpy Kid is the title. The overall summary of the book is that there is this boy named Greg Heffley who has a mom, dad, older brother, and younger brother and he has a normal life as a student, brother, and son who goes to school, has friends and basically lives a normal life in school. His mom makes him write and draw in his diary about what happens everyday in the diary so he and his parents can reflect what happened in his younger…

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    In the 1969 film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid directed by George Roy Hill uses many different examples of symbolism that connects to the American Progressive Era and life in America. The true story is about the two leaders of Wyoming’s Hole-in-the-Wall Gang, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, looting trains and banks which is starting to get harder because of how the times are changing which ultimately in the end leads to their downfall. With that being said this movie could be considered…

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    Shunning, by definition, is to “persistently avoid, ignore, or reject (someone or something) through antipathy or caution”. During the earlier centuries, the use of public punishments not only allowed convicts to be humiliated in front of others, people used it as a way to make society fear the consequences of bad actions that went against society’s faiths and morals, thus leading to shunning. Now, shunning is growing rapidly all across the country and the world. Popular forms of 21st century…

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    wrote. Writer Gwendolyn Brooks is a unique poet who is publishing poems that withstands the Civil Rights Movement. The poem “We Real Cool”, written by Gwendolyn, talks about seven young pool players whom left school to live the fast life and die young trying. Ai Ogawa develops poems with substantial realization of dark events that often use violence. The poem “The Kid”, written by Ai Ogawa is about young boy whom acts out his fantasy in a violent manner towards his family. Kwame Dawes is more of…

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    In the late 1950s Gwendolyn Brooks writes “We Real Cool”. During this time it was the middle of the civil rights movement and that had a big impact on her writing and this poem in particular. In this poem she writes about her observation of a group of kids and what they must be thinking and feeling. It appears to the reader the kids in the poem are rebellious because she writes about them doing things such as skipping school and drinking. The style of writing is very simplistic, but conveys a…

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    product as cool, and something every children must obtain. In addition, cool has become a label that defines children now days, that is why cool has become the dominant theme of children's marketing. As mentioned in the article, "Part of cool is having something others do not. That makes a kid feel special. It is also the spark that drives kids to find the next cool item." On the other hand, marketers are pushing the limit with what is consider cool. For instance,"ads are now portraying kids…

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    It is absolutely absurd to think that even after coming so far as a society we continue to blame the outsiders for our taxes being outrageously high. This is what a Michigan Politician had to say about the matter, “Illegal immigrants are using our resources, taking our jobs, filling our schools, our hospitals and our prisons, and we are paying for it all.” What is even more preposterous is the fact that the only thing that differentiates us is something so arbitrary, citizenship. Citizenship…

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    Nike. She touches on the fact that companies started to realize that young people were more likely to purchase in groups once they started marketing to them; if one kid bought something “cool”, eventually the whole school would have it as well. Companies saw this opportunity and began to market to the “cool” crowd; the crowd every other kid wanted to be a part of. If they could get a just a…

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    I think owning exoitic pets should not be allowed because they are to much to take care of. The owners have them for a little while, but when they get big they just dumped them off into the woods and they end up killing our birds and other animals. It isn´t a good idea to have these pets they are no good for us. They do nothing for us they just grow really big and they get annoying. Don't buy these pets they are nothing but trouble. These pets can get up to 20 feet long and when they are that…

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    way to school one day in Elementary school. I didn’t know what it was and never really saw commercials of Gameboys on T.V. I noticed the kid was a grade higher then me and one day I noticed him playing with it after school and went over to go take a look at it. I had asked if I could see it and it was something that I never felt before. It was awesome and so cool to me that it was a portable game device and had an amazing game (Pokemon). This was the first system that you could play your games…

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