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    Dick, however, fought against his sentence until the day he was hung. Dick accepted his part in the robbery and took responsibility for his other crimes and their sentences, but while in jail studied law to put forth all action possible in order to protest his conviction. Dick explained himself saying that “many a man has killed and never seen the inside of a death cell. And I never…

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    violent crimes. People would assume that Dick and Perry are responsible for their heinous crimes, however, due to mental disorders, social influences, and their emotional states, they are not highly responsible. Those born with mental disorders have the tendency…

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    the differences in protocol and implementation seem to have no affect on this statistic, so one system is not superior to another in this aspect. (Dick, 2003). Another similarity is that paramedics in both Germany and the United States are able to perform life-saving interventions, such as defibrillation, intubation, and administering medicine. (Dick, 2003). The difference within this similarity, however, should not go unnoticed – the paramedics are the only other EMS personnel allowed to…

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    Doolittle Raid Reflection

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    While this news article is not some sort of story that was reported on your television this summer, I still feel as though it is an important story. This summer my dad and I traveled about eight hours away to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, home of arguably the world’s largest airshow. My family and I have been going to this airshow since I was a little kid, but this year it was just my dad and I. EAA Airventure, as this airshow is more commonly known, never ceases to amaze me. Tens of thousands of people…

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    The definition of success has been widely used as a catalyst for people who are hungry for more in life. What exactly is the definition of success, and why is it such a desirable concept? Being successful consists of inheriting good character and morals in order to achieve your goal in life. Hard work and dedication are both instrumental when it comes to getting what you want. Though others may argue that success is in fact the cumulation of money in order to keep you financially stable and…

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    horrific quest brings Dick and Perry to the Clutter home where they mercilessly decimate the Clutters and steal their money. This novel also follows Capote’s research on these men looking on their past to somehow clue him to why they were so messed up. The universal theme of family life and its importance is established through the threatening mood and Capote’s depressed tone throughout the novel. Perry is the cold blooded killer because his family life was very abusive. Dick recalls what he…

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    with the death penalty. The first reason I do not agree with the death penalty is that I do not think anyone deserves to die. It doesn't matter what they did. You only get one life, and no one deserves to have it taken away from them. In this case, Dick and Perry murdered a family of four. Yes, I believe they deserved to rot…

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    1967 a year after the first release of the book In Cold Blood by Truman Capote Richard Brooks released a film adaptation of the nonfiction novel. Both the movie and the book were based on a real life murder of a family of four living in Kansas City. Dick Hickock and Perry Smith, two men who had previously been to jail, were the central focus of the novel. Richard Brooks infused strikingly similar dialogue between characters and key events into the movie, although many minor details were lost.…

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    Androids Themes

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    The main themes of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep are heavily influenced by the author’s world view. Philp K. Dick lived through an era of rapid technological growth. Dick witnessed the infancy of nuclear power, the space race which sent a man to the moon, the digital revolution and the beginning of the internet. He believes that through technology, we as a species can achieve great things. His fictitious works often include futuristic settings such as an off-world colony. Yet many of them…

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    environment for everybody. However, that is definitely not the case for many female students and even some male students from those universities. In recent years, over 70 universities around the country are under investigation of the violation of Title IX (Dick, 2015). It means that these universities are not doing so well on protecting their students from sex discrimination. It seems that, for a very long time, university…

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