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    impossible to stay indoors. If the lure of Colorado’s vast open spaces is calling to you, there’s no need to resist. Hop in the car and head to one of these enticing local destinations to hike, bike, or play the day away. Whether you’re interested in a leisurely picnic or a rigorous day of climbing, this area has it all. Garden of the Gods The majestic name of this park is entirely appropriate to its stunning 300-foot sandstone rock formations set against a backdrop of towering mountains.…

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    many good reasons. For one, they eliminate most human flaws. When a driver is on the road, for instance, they can only drive for a certain amount of hours before they become exhausted and are legally made to stop driving to avoid accidents. With the automated trucks, the only time one would need to stop is to either refuel or perform maintenance. These trucks would be working just short of twenty-four hours a day, as they do not need to sleep or rest. As well as being able to drive around the…

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    Mental Illness In The Road

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    Mental Illness is a Road Social sciences are broken into micro and macro levels; however, political science is studied largely on a concept of how the micro affects the macro. The combined effort of the individual, therefore alter our political sphere as a whole. A new and emerging political issue is mental illness-- something traditionally thought of as an individual strife. As a postmodern author, McCarthy delves into the issue of mental illness in his novel The Road. This reinforces Foster’s…

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    spontaneous pleasure. Teens were not allowed to do much of what they wanted and were restricted of nearly everything. This book shows the struggle between teens trying to express who they are and the restrictions given by society. The novel, On the Road by Jack Kerouac portrays the disillusionment of American youth which was then a major contribution to the "Beat" generation. First of all not many people know what the Beat generation means because it could refer to many different occurrences in…

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    A decision that changes a course The guiding quote on this essay was uttered by Robert Frost, “The Roads Diverged in a Wood, and I Took the one Less Travelled by, and that has made all the Difference.” This quote really triggers my mind and resurfaces some past memories about the decision I had made. As a poet, Frost wanted to show how a unique and isolated decision can help transform our lives. From my point of view, this quote acts a summary of my teenage life depicting a hard and a…

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    Paper Towns by John Green tells the story of the adventurous Margo Roth Spiegelman, the cautious Q, the mischievous Ben, the genius Radar, and the fabulous Lacey. The theme of this incredible novel is leaving one's comfort zone, every character in the book somehow leaves their comfort zone, and they all face a reward afterward. Jacob Lawrence's The Labor shows the theme of Paper Towns by using movement, negative space, and color. In the story, Margo leaves her home in Orlando Florida, and…

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    The record was so bad that people started to either quit or stopped coming to practice. Our fifth game was dedicated to a “brother” that was in the hospital after being involved in a car accident. After three good quarters of football, my team and I managed to keep the lead throughout the fourth quarter. Which gave us the first win. We did as we said and won the game. After that with, the team gained some confidence. An okay record of 2-5 had…

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    wonder if they, their children or even grandchildren will grow up in a safe, peaceful society. The Dystopian genre in fiction introduces a devastating turn on the future of the world in which no sane person would enjoy living in. Cormac McCarthy’s The Road delivers a compelling sense of misery in it’s shattered, dark atmosphere. The book focuses on describing it’s horrific world, developing it’s few characters, and adding warnings, which are all elements of Dystopian novels. A must in Dystopian…

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    They are silenced all day in school and at their homes, because they did not want to say the wrong thing and get in trouble. They are prisoners to society, not in that they are not able to do anything, but they are not able to say anything due to of fear. This is how “Alone…

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    Your starting point will be at the Hamilton GO Station. If you are inside of the building, please proceed to the John St S exit.From John St S, take a right on the following intersection. Continue to walk along John St S and turn right onto Forest Ave. To know if you are on the right track, you may have noticed a Subway and the Corktown Plaza.Continue walking on Forest Ave and your destination will be on your left. Look for the “Rastrick House” sign if you are stuck. Continue walking on Forest…

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