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    Student Council members, we really didn’t know that this was going on.” Cunningham and his commanding officers started planning consolidation a year and a half ago, “we’ve looked at this too well for this to not work well.” “If it turns out being a train wreck,” Cunningham said that he will be the first to admit, “we made a mistake...if we’re wrong, we’ll…

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    My first experience there was a train wreck being mostly due to my inexperience with the immense coordination and teamwork required. As a healer, if I made even one mistake and let a crucial teammate die the encounter could be over in an instant. However, this is the type of challenge I craved…

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    Throughout the novel The Great Gatsby written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the titular character Jay Gatsby is haunted by the ghosts of his past for never being able to get together with Daisy Buchanon. Since Gatsby was never able to get together with Daisy, he does everything humanly possible to her back, such as, obtain a lot of money and throwing extravagent parties hopeing that Daisy would show up to one of them by accident. Gatsby is a man who is driven by the memories of his past and is doing…

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    Upon finishing chapters one through three of The Great Gatsby, I have developed very strong opinions about every character I have encountered. Take the narrator Nick Carraway for example, personally I strongly despise this character in that he fails at his job as narrator by perhaps purposely leaving details of the encounter with Chester McKee at the end of chapter two. Now, yes, he does admit he was in fact drunk at the time of the altercation but why can he remember everything except for…

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    moving taught me that it is important to make the best of your situation, and not all change is bad. It was a rainy first day of school, I had an uneasy feeling the night prior, , without much sleep. My body felt sluggish, and I looked like a train wreck. It…

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    These range from social norms to restrictions put in place through laws, as science rarely fits nicely into the preconceived notions of the ways of the world. This is evident when Equality and International 4-8818 discover an underground tunnel with train tracks. International tells him " 'It is forbidden '"(31) when he suggests going into the tunnel, but Equality insists " 'We shall go, nonetheless"(31). He knows they will be severely punished if the Council discovers their actions, but he…

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    writer and feminist Kate Chopin, is one of many short stories to portray the oppression of women. This main character of the short story is a woman named Louise Mallard. She receives news that her husband, Brently Mallard, had passed due to a train wreck. In the time span of one hour, Louise Mallard’s life begins…

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    Differentials are a more crucial part of a vehicle, they have gone back over a hundred years. Henry Ford was not the person to invent the first vehicle; Henry Ford perfected the assembly line. Out of all different wheel drives, all-wheel drive is the safest and most effective use of the differential. The French made an explanation that the very first vehicle was made in the 1860s, based on their point of view. Having the power go from the engine to the wheels was almost impossible back then,…

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    I am the youngest of eight kids, but I am an only child. My father had five children, three boys and two girls, with his first wife. His first wife, Billie, became a drug addict after they wed. I’ve heard many stories about the type of mother she was throughout the years, selfish and careless. My dad worked from dawn till dark, so the kids were left to fend for themselves; this is one of my father’s biggest regrets. Let’s call this side of my family the Lawrence side. My mother had two…

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    also a striking reflection of its era and what made it fall. Just like in the 1920s, one’s vehicle could be used as a general impression of one’s wealth. The vehicle of a middle class man is described as such: “the only car visible was a dust covered wreck of a Ford” (Fitzgerald, 26). The man in question is the minor character Mr. Wilson, he is quite poor, and the fact that he owns a Ford (a relatively cheap vehicle) makes that point quite clear. One of the most rich and prominent characters in…

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