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    It was a cool fall day in Galveston Texas. It was my freshmen year in high school and I was in the gym with my friends Eusebio, Kevin, and Joey. As we were sitting in the bleachers my friend eusebio came up with the idea that we should sneak out of school and go to Kevin’s house. We all agreed that we should do it, so we did. We snuck through the girls locker room and found the nearest exit. Once we got outside we started walking. As we were walking we saw a school security guard riding around…

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    stated she wants to be with the reporter; she wants the reporter to come and get her. The reporter stated while Jordan has been in the home with Eorma (paternal great grandmother), Jordan has been sexually abused by Michael (Eorma’s husband), and Jimmy (Michael’s brother). There are no details on the sexual abuse, because Jordan refuses to talk about it. It is unknown how often the abuse takes place. The reporter stated it is believed the sexual abuse has been going on for about 2 and a half…

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    A martyr is generally defined as a person who is killed as a result of their beliefs. The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman by Ernest Gaines displays several characters that fit this definition, such as Ned, Tee Bob, and Jimmy. Each of these characters were able to ignite the fire and help create revolutionary societal change. Ned was the first martyr present in the novel. He taught the black children to not be subservient to white people stating that he wants “to see some of [his] children…

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    The future of society will eventually depend on an oppressive force to control it 's people, thus causing them to lose humanity altogether. All three stories have concluded to society becoming insensitive to others due to a single device. In Kurt Vonnegut Jr “Harrison Bergeron”, their society makes it impossible for the people to connect in any way humanly possible. In this society, they make human equality their top priority.This society believes that human equality means that there will be…

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    only used through language, but also occurs between characters within the story. Jimmy is a very manipulative character; he knows what he wants and uses others to get what he wants. This is shown in his relationships with women; including his mother. Jimmy knows how to make women “feel useful” and he chooses women who “need him” (Oryx and Crake, Atwood, 115.) He did the same type of thing with his mother; Jimmy wants to get a reaction from her, either to make her laugh or cry. He does this…

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    Jim Valvano Essay

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    today. Jim Valvano’s illustrious "Never Give Up, Don't Ever Give Up” speech is a prime example of this. This speech is about a man dying from cancer and as a result he asks people to donate money to cancer research by teaming up with ESPN to start the Jimmy V Foundation. James Thomas Anthony "Jim" Valvano was a NCAA men’s basketball head coach. As a head coach, he was known for winning…

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    I have been living for 50 years so far, a milestone I would like to remember forever. Blessed to have been born in a modest family with hardworking parents Celestino and Estrella. They made sure that me and my other 3 siblings Ate Lita, Kuya Perry and Bobby have roof in our heads, food in the table, clothes to wear, school to attend, protected us and kept us safe all the time. My parents taught us the value of close knit loving family. Bisaya is my first spoken dialect was born in Ozamis City…

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    Movie Analysis: Hoosiers

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    different way than expected and it seemed to rub the town folks the wrong way. This illustrates how people normally try to resist change. The Hickey community eventually wanted coach Dale fired because of his drastic and polarizing decisions. Once Jimmy enters the scene by defending Dale, the town is forced to accept new norms. Judith Stein “Team members are able to prevent or solve problems in the team's process or in the team's progress. A "can do" attitude is visible as are offered to assist…

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    Thoroughly Modern Millie I watched Thoroughly Modern Millie on March 6th, 2015, at the Kravis Center, put on by the students of Dreyfoos. The sole reason why I picked this musical is due to the fact that one of my friends goes to the school and recommended me to watch the play in order to write this assignment. I was originally planning to critique Suncoast’s theatre students but their spring play does not start until April 2nd, which is beyond the deadline of this assignment. The overall…

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    The Things They Will Always Carry Soldiers have to deal with many responsibilities in war. They are responsible for their own lives and at times feel responsible for the lives of other soldiers in their platoon. Therefore, when one soldier loses his life, the rest have to deal with the guilt even if it was not their fault. In Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried, O’Brien writes how he and other soldiers dealt with responsibility and guilt in the Vietnam war. Dealing with guilt and…

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