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    Meredith’s allure can be summed up best by one word: potential. When I imagine myself at Meredith, I see the potential I have to achieve great things and follow my dreams. My interest in Meredith started at a young age. My first campus experience was at a State Science Fair. While on campus, I was able to visit the doll collection. As a collector of dolls, I remember the feeling I felt as I walked through and looked at each one. I was excited about visiting again to spot what comes next. My next visit happened years later, while visiting my brother during Governor’s School. Unfortunately, I was unable to visit the dolls due to construction, but I was able to explore the campus and, to my excitement, noticed the same feeling of belongingness that I felt previously. I felt a comfort on campus. I could envision this being a part of my life. Meredith’s size fits me perfectly. My learning style is better suited for smaller classes where everyone becomes aquatinted with each other and can count on each other for support. The amount of degrees offered and the potential for studying abroad are equally alluring. Both are extremely important to my college education. Throughout high school, I have had high aspirations. Personally, my education is extremely important and I strive to obtain the best grades I possibly can. To achieve this, I have always taken classes that were challenging, even if they seemed somewhat difficult. While I tried to do my best, the anxiety I…

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    I chose Gravity of the Situation in A Stroll through Calculus: A Guide for the Merely Curious by Professor Barcellos,"A Stroll through Calculus: A Guide for the Merely Curious helps students fully understand calculus and successfully grasp its concepts. The foundational premise is that calculus is, at its most basic, about measuring things and how fast they change. The material gives non-majors an appreciation for calculus and teaches them its importance without the formal proofs needed only by…

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    Ang Rho Research Paper

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    the trophy after winning Indiana State Universities Stroll off. The event started around 6:30 p.m. in the Tilson auditorium. Homecoming is a time where students, faculty, and alumni come together and show their school spirit. There were five chapters that competed in the stroll-off. “I love hosting school events; I especially liked hosting this year’s stroll off. The crowd was live and made it easy to get up on stage and be a good host,” Scroll off host Ra’Leshia Davis said. Two ISU students,…

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    Deadened previous Olympian Jamie Nieto strolls spouse down walkway Donning News Sporting NewsJul 23, 2017, 5:14 AM Deadened previous Olympian Jamie Nieto strolls spouse down walkway Nieto made around 130 strides with no help and strolled his significant other Shevon Stoddart down the walkway at their wedding on Saturday. More Jamie Nieto made an eager guarantee to his fiancee and kept it as the couple marry this end of the week. The incapacitated previous Olympic high jumper made…

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    Rational Thinking According to Popkin and Stroll, logic can be defined as the most fundamental branch of philosophy that “deals with the nature of thinking itself” (237). However, the depth of understanding logic is so much more than ethical speculations and metaphysics. Whether or not something is deemed logical, depends on how consistent and coherent any particular piece of that reasoning is, as logic attempts to distinguish good reasoning from bad reasoning. This then can determine whether…

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    It’s not easy to be classed as a true Australian hero. Our nation admires people who are selflessness and put others above themselves. Demonstrate great bravery and are yet humble we also respect people who stand up for what they believe in even though this might not be popular sentiment at the time. We are inspired by exceptional talent and by people who are the best at what they can do and in doing these things demonstrate to the world their pride in being an Australian. The person I am going…

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    Emily Dickinson Setting

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    The setting is all over the place in this poem in the beginning it is known that they are in a ride on Death's horse carriage. They go for a stroll through the schoolyard, fields and past the setting sun and eventually to the speakers grave. In the beginning light is present on their trip then the sun sets and the night commences. Now on to the grave the speaker never actually explains how and if she ever went into the “house” or how she ever made it in so it is just assumed she put herself in…

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    Clinton Hill/Fort Greene

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    Despite the current economic climate, they continue to welcome new construction adding to their already growing list of new residents. Clinton Hill/Fort Greene have seen a tremendous change over the past decade nevertheless it still retains its character and neighborhood feel. Fulton Street runs through the heart of these two neighborhoods, providing over 300 businesses for the residents. Restaurants, shops, services are all conveniently available, just a brief stroll away. The neighborhoods…

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    Today I read a portion of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. In pages 36-45 Ishmael decides to take a stroll through the streets of New Bedford. As he wanders about he is dumbfounded as he observes the town and its people. Due to the maritime industry, Ishmael noticed that the men there came from many different parts of the globe. Closely regarding the town, Ishmael notices that there are many cannibals roaming about. As he thinks to himself, Ishmael reveals his philosophy on the prosperity of the…

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    To the reader, it is not immediately apparent that the stanza is one long question since German sentences starting with verbs can also be shortened forms of conditional clauses like in the third verse. At first glance, a similar causal clause seems to start in the fifth verse. Only at the end of the poem, the real nature of the sentence becomes apparent. In the fifth verse, George used the phrase “bei etw. verharren” (to remain with sth., v. 5), instead of for example “auf etw. beharren” (to…

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