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    Media, peers, and unrealistic ideas of fairy tales with happy endings lead society to hold high standards for men and their masculinity. In the film, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, John Ford demonstrates that Western societies often forced those roles onto males. Masculinity, being a remarkable characteristic to display, seems to be connected with his morals. Morals relate to the person’s decision-making, either with confrontation or emotions about a situation, personal beliefs will be…

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    Vera Atkins Essay

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    rich and her father, despite being Jewish, was still well-liked for his money and land. He was quoted as once saying “If a Jew makes money for a king, he is welcome at court. If he makes a mistake, he no longer exists.” (3). He was a mysterious man who liked to keep his identity obscured from public view. He taught Vera a lot of the things she used in later life, like how to keep herself a secret, and gave her lessons on the same things her brothers got lessons on, like horseback riding. Vera…

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    close to the sun, which melted his wings and made him fall to his death. Adversely, the second allusion that comes from the mention of Icarus would be that of Lucifer, who fell from heaven because of his pride and was forced to live his eternal life in hell. Either of these comparisons perfectly foreshadow the story of the doctor who, because of his pride, falls from his greedy climb to the topo of the…

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    the size of a closet, without your family , spending every day living in silence and in fear that you might be discovered. For many that was their life everyday while hiding but there were also many problems for both Jews in hiding as well as those who hid them. Many Jews were saved during the Holocaust because of non-Jews willing to risk their lives but Jew and non-Jews had many problems they faced during and after the war. The decision of going into hiding or sending their children into…

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    in?” she continues, practically yelling in my ear. “Well you know Jay, all he cares about is his party reputation. He’s lucky that he can play football, if not he’d be kicked out of school in a heartbeat.” I roll my eyes. Jay is one of those guys who is just looking to get in trouble. He likes to be the…

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    Dr. Hitzig Case Study

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    Hitzig case because it shows how trusting a random online so called doctor could coast patients their lives. A family lost a husband, father due to trusting a random doctor over the internet. A doctor who never examined Don because if the doctor had examined Don then the doctor would have realized that Don was too malnutrition to take the medication prescribed. The doctor didn’t care about Don all he cared about was the financial gain; and it coast a…

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    My career aspirations of wanting to become a pediatric gastroenterologist had been solidified. I know in the future that I want to be able to help children who have my disease and others like it. A child should never have to feel what I was going through alone -- the isolation, the pain, the fear. They should have a doctor who has been through it all, and learned to tackle the indescribable feeling of losing control of your own body. I also have the unique experience of being able to research…

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    told her she was supposed to take medicine until the end of her life.The negative experience was because she did not feel comfortable with the doctor who asked almost screaming why she had smoked a lot when she was younger. My grandmother started crying and he did not apologize for any inconvenient. The doctor treated her like an irresponsible person, who did not know to take care of herself. He used an arrogant tone to call my grandmother’s attention. He still argued that the chances of death…

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    There was rarely a stage production, like The Jazz Singer, that specifically represented Jewish characters in the story. More frequently the characters that explored the stories themes were non-Jews who were representatively groping, like the Jews, for new roles. It became methodical for Jews to write for non-Jewish audiences; they would just disguise their hunger to assimilate in the narrative text. For example, writing for the voice of a half-black…

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    “She squatted on the kitchen floor beside the great pile of clothes, sorting them into small heaps according to color, and humming a song in a mournful key.” (Hurston 01). This quote demonstrates that Delia is not a racist, but instead, a humble woman who doesn’t want any trouble. She is happy, because her faith resides her from Sykes’s tormenting. She does not retain the hate Sykes has for life. She doesn’t mind working for white people. Surely, this must be the reason why Sykes’s attitude…

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