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    The “Lady with a Dog” is a beautiful love affair of two unhappy star-crossed lovers in turn of the nineteenth century Russia. Marriage wasn’t just rainbows and butterflies back in the day, it had social responsibilities and where set up as a sort of business deal. This short story does a phenomenal job of illustrating the problems with a system of this type. When affection is learned and not felt, our minds and bodies can’t help but yearn for that warmth. Two strangers, a man and a woman married…

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    I am the only on who can do it. I have to, even though I hate it. It is the only right thing to do. Jurek Walter has made too much damage in people's lifes and it needs to end now. Mikael's sister may still be out there terrified and helpless. Everyone thought Mikael was dead until he showed up not too long ago, he was supposed to be one of Jurek Walters victims. Him and his sister. If Mikael is still alive there is always a possibility that his sister is that too, and I need to find out. I…

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    Vimy Ridge Effectiveness

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    to higher morale, which helped Canada win the battle. This planned attack, ordered by Canadian Corps commander, Lieutenant-General Sir Julian Byng, took the Germans by surprise and resulted in the “smash of German positions and isolated enemy troops” (War Museum). By April 9th 1917, with their battle techniques positively impacting their performance, the Canadians had “captured most of the Ridge”, making this battle an extremely impressive accomplishment for Canada. The Canadians adequate attack…

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    Minority Groups In Canada

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    Despite today’s Canada is composed of many people with different cultural backgrounds, and is well-known of its multiculturalism, diversity and equal rights, however, the situation was not the same during the World War I. Back to the early 19th century, the minority groups in Canada including the Black Canadians and Aboriginal people, encountered discrimination and exclusion from the recruiting stations of Canadian army. Although many of their rights were deprived and were restricted from…

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    in which Canada fought. These include the battles of Vimy Ridge, the D-Day landing, and the Korean War. After confederation Canada was born, but truly they became one nation in the twentieth century. Many events occurred in the twentieth century like World War 1, World War 2 and post wars that have helped Canadians create a name for themselves. During early 1900s, many battles occurred in World War 1 and Vimy Ridge was one of them. Vimy Ridge had a great role for the independence of Canada…

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    One of the most underrated, undervalued, and underappreciated groups in society today are veterans, and the matters of their contributions, capabilities, and reciprocity. At the last count, there were more or less fifty thousand homeless veterans in the United States today. A minor subsection of veterans, as a whole, is females. In general, the women of the military have a tendency to slide under the radar for much of their careers, and especially when it comes to things going awry, or…

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    Military Culture Analysis

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    just so many different customs and traditions as well as stressors when it comes to the military and it depends on the individual’s own experience. When looking at stressors in the military one study looked at the different stressors for Iraq war veterans returning from deployment and the risk factors for mental health issues. It was found that 2.8% of soldiers reported depression symptoms and suicidal ideations post deployment. They also found posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms were…

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    Military Life

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    Life is tougher than civilian, the challenges that are faced by veterans after the military has been witnessed over and over again, it is still an ongoing process, that has is not being addressed adequately. (Moran) Most veterans might find it impossible to adjust to civilian life, after living in the tough environment of the military, whatever branch of service that they were in. Whether it be, Air Force, Navy, Air Force, or Marine, the individual that participated in the occupation, had a…

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    If I was stranded on a deserted island and a lifeboat came and I had to choose between a healthy three-year-old, an elderly Nobel Prize winner, a single father of two young children, a thirty-year-old decorated combat veteran, and a middle-aged doctor who has performed life-saving surgery to save, I would choose to save the single father with two kids. It would be a hard decision to make but having two kids I would want them to have a father. I would choose to save the father of two because…

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    welcoming they serve as great company when feeling alone. Peacock, Hansen, and Winefield (2012) suggests that companion animal ownership contributes to overall improved well-being. That is why weak elderly people, dependent disabled people, anxious war veterans, and riotous children, can all experience positive reactions from having an animal as a companion. One group of people that could benefit from having a feline companion are elderly people. A pet could support an aged person emotionally…

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