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    The lifestyle of a vegetarian is highly beneficial on medical standards. However, not only may vegetarianism alter one 's health condition, but it may entirely change one 's typical diet. This is due to eliminating meat products. A vegetarian should take in the consideration of protein in a diet. A little thought is needed to figure out how to get protein and other nutrients a vegetarian may lack once eliminating meat products. Therefore, in order to balance out the loss of meat products, it is…

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    I chose this article from US History because I think it best represents the era that my short story “A and P” was written in and the subject of the story. What represented this era best counter culture. In my primary source it talked about the way of life and the attitudes they had. What happened was that as more middle class Americans entered college they started to stop following the rules that their parents have taught them and also change their mindset. The lifestyle they chose was known as…

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    How Did Pi Survive

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    Piscine Patel (known as Pi), a religious boy from Pondicherry, is part of a family who, under the motivation of India’s disastrous political state, decides to move to Canada. After the cargo ship sets sail to Canada the ship begins to sink and Pi finds himself alone in a lifeboat with a hyena, orangutan, zebra and tiger, Richard Parker. All the animals die at the hands of each other, except for Richard Parker, who saves Pi from the hyena and once again from a desperate blind Frenchman at sea who…

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    Counterculture Revolution of the 60s What do you know about hippies? Are they just dirty, smelly drug addicts or is there more to them than their stereotypes? The Counterculture Revolution of the 1960s paved the way for the new ideals and social interests of American society. The late 60s and early 70s are considered a time of confusion to most but, many of today’s mainstream culture is a result of the Counterculture revolution. The 50s was a time of great prosperity but also great conformity.…

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    option to get more protein in your body, and you don’t need to eat as much as you do as a vegetarian to get the same amount of proteins. Proteins are important because it keeps fat from storing by sustaining your muscles. Sabate would argue for vegetarianism, but would agree that it’s easier to have a meat-based diet. Athletes that have to use a lot of protein to sustain a healthy, athletic body would have a hard time with a vegetarian diet and it would be easier on them to eat meat. It is…

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    One of the examples would be when Pi had to give up his vegetarianism. Pi was stranded in the middle of the ocean, so there wouldn't be any vegetarian option. Pi was forced to eat turtle and fish in order to survive, which something a vegetarian wouldn't do. Giving up his vegetarianism isn't something easy to let go. Being a vegetarian is very important to Pi, it is not only part of his religious practices, but it's something…

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    Lacto Ovovegetarian Essay

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    planet and puts money in a person’s pocket, as Paul McCartney says, “If anyone wants to save the planet, all they have to do is just stop eating meat. That’s the single most important thing you could do. It’s staggering when you think about it. Vegetarianism takes care of so many things in one shot: ecology,…

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    people are not aware of the food origins they are eating. Or the fact that there is a system of steps to create the food that is causing problems towards our life stock and environment. This problem can be solved through ethical eating and even vegetarianism.…

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    While the turn of the century may have brought upon a new world order, heralding in the world we know today, having been transformed by the industrial revolution, it was a period of wide-spread general malaise. George Gissing’s The Odd Women reflects the major cultural and sexual issues of the late nineteenth century. Unlike some other novels of the time which may have idealized the idea of the “odd” woman and refuted the notion that they were extra, Gissing parodies that image and portrays…

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    His commitment and ideas have been cherished by people throughout the world, such as vegetarianism and fasting. These simple tasks have been the inspiration to the oppressed and marginalized people. The philosophy, Satyagraha remains one of the most powerful philosophies in the freedom of struggles. Gandhi 's movements have inspired the future…

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