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    novella Of Mice and Men, George is a true friend to Lennie. George carries Lennie’s pay for him so that Lennie will not lose it. George gets Lennie out of trouble when he has done bad things even though it makes them lose jobs. George does not want Lennie to mess with Curley or Curley’s wife because he does not want Lennie to get into trouble. Lennie could not have had a better friend because George is loyal, caring, and protective of Lennie. George shows the reader what true friends should do…

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    that high school sport students become negligent in education within the American society. However, there is no correlation between low test scores and participation in sports in America; after school activities such as sports keep students out of trouble, and being involved in sports teaches students the lesson of balancing major conflicting events. Amanda Ripley argues that sports in America is why education in the United States has lower test scores than other countries such as South Korea…

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    her experiences into the knowledge to defy persecution and flourishes past standards set by herself and society. Jane Eyre’s main purpose during her time at Gateshead and Lowood was to find love and a sense of belonging. However, Jane faced many troubles in her search for love due to the lack of love and respect she received during her…

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    Mills defines personal troubles as problems that occur in a person’s personal relationships. They directly affect the small group of people of whom the troubles exist within; however, they have very little effect on society as a whole. On the other hand, public issues are described as problems that have a widely felt effect on society as a whole. Most of society is effect by public issues, however they do not cause as much of a strain on a single person as personal troubles. It can often be…

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    The Relevancy of African American Spirituals Have you ever heard a song that was performed by an African American choir group that you moved your spirit so much that you wanted to shout with praise? Chances are the song that stirred up your spirit was an African American spiritual. However, spirituals aren’t song much in this era. Instead negro spirituals have often been replaced by contemporary gospel music. Still, African American spirituals are still needed today because it was a form of…

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    In the piece, “Back to School Satire,” the author gets his point across in an entertaining way, but is also contemplative about it. There are many times through this piece that I apprehend what points the author is trying to express to us as an audience, however, he goes too far with some of his comparisons. To start off with, in the second paragraph the author tries to humour us by saying, “Throwing one’s racquet at an opponent after a pingpong match build good character and strengthens the…

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    Curfew Persuasive Essay

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    Teenagers have the freedom to run the streets. Teenagers will do as they please no matter the consequences or legal curfew. The terror some teenagers could leave behind is impossible to stop always. Teenagers may drag their feet, nag, and brag, but not all of them are rebellious. Changing the curfew on weekdays to 10 and weekends to midnight is pointless because teenagers thrive off of disobedience, not all teenagers are rebellious, and curfew interferes with teenagers young lives. The…

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    but it was necessary. His decision was justified because if he had not killed Lennie, Curley would have tortured Lennie to death. The decision was also justified because Lennie was always causing mayhem. No matter where he was, he’d always get into trouble. It was a constant chain of never-ending events, and needed to be stopped. George was not only killing him for the problems at hand, he was also killing him for the problems that would arise in the future. Some people may say that his decision…

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    Children and teens of today's society are getting less exercise and physical activity than ever before. The solution to this epidemic is joining competitive sports, they are not just good for the child’s health they are also good for various other things. Of course, there are risks involved in competitive sports such as getting injured and sometimes seriously injured and competitive sports may get heated and can become all about the winning but they need to take the risk in order to see the many…

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    imagination works as a way for a person to problem solve their way out of social factors that are causing them to face troubles like divorce and unemployment. Mills says the essential tool of the sociological imagination is to decipher between personal troubles and public issues. He uses the unemployment as an example. If only one man was unemployed in a city of 100,000, that is his personal trouble; his ability to work, personal character and opportunities he has given himself. In contrast, in…

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