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    trapping of wildlife at unsustainable levels is not something new. Trophy hunting is oldest game, which is the selective hunting of wild game. According to In Defense of Animals, every year, trophy hunters kill thousands of exotic wild animals, representing hundreds of different species, in foreign countries, primarily in Africa. They prefer to kill the most beautiful, the biggest and the rarest (qtd. in “Trophy Hunting”). Trophy hunting is become popular. According to PLOS ONE, the result…

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    I’m feeling great - It’s 65 degrees and the sun is beaming down on our skin - I’m in my senior year baseball season and we’re hosting the classic Negaunee Baseball Invitational tournament - Being a senior I’ve never won a tournament for baseball - Now we’re in the championship game against the Calumet Copper Kings - I could not be more confident going into a game than I am right now - We’re throwing our horse and he’s pretty damn good at what he does - The first pitch gets tossed and my initial…

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    There has been a long discussion in society on weather or not kids should receive participation trophies. The people that disagree with giving kids participation trophy's say that giving kids participation trophy's will hurt them later in life by not teaching them the values of hard work. However the people that agree with giving kids participation trophy's say that they can make kids feel good and raise there self esteem. I agree with not giving participation trophy's because the value of…

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    A paradox refers to a statement, proposition, or situation that seems to be absurd or contradictory, but in fact is or may be true. One of the more famous paradoxes when it comes to wildlife conservation is the Trophy Hunter’s Paradox. Hunting wildlife, especially endangered animals, seems antithetical to conservation. And yet, conservation hunting seems to be the next “big thing” in conservation. Why is conservation hunting so important to the climate of conservation today? I believe this is an…

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    necessary to work as a part of a group. But more and more the world is adding things to try and make it “fair for everyone” and try and create equality, so that no feelings are hurt. One of the most obvious occurrences of this is the participation trophy and classroom incentives. “It is uncommon to walk into an American classroom without seeing a wall…

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    In America, there are many differences between people. One of the big differences is how they were raised. Many children receive pats on their heads and trophies for everything they do. Others only receive recognition for hard work and success. Rewarding children can be both great and detrimental given the circumstances. However, in the United States children are rewarded too much. Many parents believe that they should teach their children that they can be anything they want to be. They also…

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    In terms of making a strong argument, both writers used celebrity testimonies, life experience, and quotes from reputable sources, some tactics more effective than others. In Lisa Heffernan’s article favoring participation trophies, “In Defense of Participation Trophies: Why They Really do Teach the Right Values,” she often pulls from her most powerful and relevant source to her topic- her son. Statements such as “When my son was around eight years old … he scoffed at the very idea that such…

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    animal was a trophy for a rich, white, and powerful American man. Every year, between 200 to 2,000 species of animals become extinct. A large part of this problem is hunters baiting and killing these animals for sport and trophy hunting. Although there are about 2 million species on planet earth, extinction is an extremely significant event. That animal will never again be living on planet earth. This cannot be stopped completely, however the main source of the problem is big game and trophy…

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    period were very different from their roles today. In the Knight's Tale you can see that women had very different roles in society. Women are shown in many different ways throughout this story. They are portrayed through religion,being valued as trophies, and being lesser compared to men. These are the portrayals that i found most important in the Knight's tale. Women are portrayed as religious figures throughout the story. They are often in the church or associating with the church. One…

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    Afraid I missed my chance at the trophy buck, I glance around the field. Only a few doe scatter around the feeder. I wait and wait until finally I spot a buck inside the woods. All the doe turn and stare as the trophy walks in. Standing tall, he walks in with confidence. As I see him, my heart begins to race because I know he is the one. I slowly move to pick up my rifle. Quietly…

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