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    purpose of showing the wealth based American Dream in the 1920’s with his symbolism of “the green light” as well as with his abundant use of adjectives and adverbs, and his use of rhetorical devices such as polysyndeton, and contrasting language. “Wayside”, “persistent” and “secure” are three of the near twenty adjectives Fitzgerald uses in the two paragraphs from this passage. Fitzgerald’s choice of these specific adjectives and adverbs makes a more positive, hopeful tone such as in the…

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    One Sideway Play Analysis

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    Sideway stories by wayside school was, to me, unexpectedly good. Usually I do not like stories made for children but this felt different, I have also never read the original story as it never really made it to Europe. I think most of it is because of three aspects. The acting, the way the play was adapted from the books and the stage production. The first aspect I want to talk about is the acting. The casting was perfect and the overall acting ability of the cast was good. There was however on…

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    specialized jobs and set up a method of rescue. Soon, however, Jack and his hunters fall to the wildness of the island. Golding creates a picture of the boys as inherently uncontrolled and savage. The civilization that they attempt to create falls to the wayside as even Ralph is briefly affected by the thrill of the hunt,…

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    Mrs. Washburn Case Study

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    Tanesha Robinson Unit 2 Mrs. Washburn being a 76-year old African American woman may be reluctant to seek social services due to the stigma and judgment. For example one of Mrs. Washburn concerns is her mental health after experiencing such a great loss and isolating herself. Seeking help may be deemed as weak or crazy in the African American community. In the African American community self –help is the go-to when dealing with any problems that occur; admitting you need help may seem as…

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    part of your brain. Kids that write by hand make more words than typing and they show more ideas. Handwriting helps in adulthood and even can change your life. Some things that surprised me in the article were, “Those lessons are falling by the wayside as states adopt Common Core standards, which only require manuscript handwriting instruction until the first grade and cursive instruction is not mandated at all” (Grinberg 1). I thought that by the way our school uses Common Core, we have equal…

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    In this essay I will be looking at the two designers, William Morris and William H. Bradley. They have each had a huge impact in their respective artistic fields during the 1800 and 1900’s. I am investigating their respective inspiration, philosophy as well as how these inspiration reflected in their work. How will these two designers have an impact on how I perceive artwork that is expressed in my photography? I am giving a short history on both William Morris and William H Bradley to…

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    base salary. First objective of his is to build up at least a baker's dozen of new agents. A career insurance sales manager is presumed to be a commander. Carefully tutoring and guiding his recruits through obstacles, making sure none fall by the wayside. NOT…

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    Life is nothing more than a series of never-ending choices. Choices are made every morning, every evening, and in every step we take. Sometimes though, humanity has a tendency to make choices that are detrimental to society for the sake of nothing more than appearance. Appearance is everything. As long as someone looks happy, they have to be. As long as someone appears to be smart, they must be. As long as the pain does not show, it is not there. Why should truth, fairness, or good-will matter…

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    Robert Frost's "Design" is a two stanza poem that paints a sinister scene that is unfolding in nature. At the dawn of morning, there is a "dimpled spider, fat and white, on a white heal-all holding up a moth." The moth is holding onto this white flower called the heal-all trying to escape the spider but death is surely to come. The white heal all flower is regarded as a safe haven or refuge with the power to heal. How ironic to die on a flower with medicinal capabilities. Frost uses these…

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    Why are orders important to the military lifestyle? Let me start answering this question by giving the definition of an order from the Merriam Webster Dictionary. Military Order: A command proceeding from a military superior. After hearing this definition many people immediately jump to the complaining and judging stage of following instruction. Comments such as, “Why would I follow one man’s opinion,” or “only certain orders apply to me,” are common place among lower ranks in the military.…

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