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    enthusiastic commitment to public service by volunteering for various organizations, including John Muir Hospital, and the American Medical Student Association. His dedication to service even took him so far as to travel to Nicaragua and Costa Rica with the “Vida Volunteer Medical Mission Group” where he was able to help provide basic medical care and education to rural and urban populations. Here, as a student at Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, Mr. Rivera brought his passion for…

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    It was the summer of two thousand and fourteen I was twelve and preparing for my first trip out of the country. The trip would be my big summer vacation right before going back to school. Weeks before the trip started I would complain to my friends that the trip wouldn't be exciting and it would just be another trip my mother was dragging me along to. My mother is a high school science teacher and she likes to host trips around the world for her students to join along and gain a brand new…

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    death. In Love’s Philosophy, Shelley uses personification and metaphor to express love; In Ozymandias, Shelley demonstrate the idea of after death; The theme that fighting for life is still appearing in modern artistic forms, for instance, Viva La Vida. The dominant English movement during eighteenth century is Romanticism, which lead to literary rebellion at early nineteenth century Europe. As one of the pioneers who want to rebuilt a new form of Romanticism, Shelley’s work is filled with mad…

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    Life in Costa Rica is often interpreted as “pura vida,” also known as the good life. Its green paradise, exotic beaches, and beautiful scenery attract individuals to this tourist country. From the outside, Costa Rica is the ideal place to live or visit, but on the inside children are dying, living in poverty, are child laborers, discriminated against, and are being used as sexual objects. Costa Rica health care is ranked number one in Latin America. It provides universal health care to…

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    Motivation, as the energy necessary to take any assignment and follow it through successfully, is a byproduct of a fully functioning person who is open to experience, lives existentially (in a fluid way, in basically a congruent continual state), and is capable of establishing empathic relations with other human beings (Rogers, 1963, 1977). When empathy is absent from one’s life, and when there are no signs of relationships of unconditional positive regard, then there should be reason to believe…

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    (cited in Vida, Obadia and Kunz, 2007) but this has been countered by Yalch and Spangenberg (2000) found that customers inaccurately reported that they shopped longer when presented to known music; they really shopped longer when they were presented to new music (cited in Vida, Obadia and Kunz, 2007). Music’s impact on shopping conduct found that altogether less time was spent in the stores when…

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    Dancing with her to the sound of my music Have you ever fall in love? What is love to you? Is "love" a meaningful four letter word? Or is it a word constructed with four meaningless letters? You might have asked these questions while growing up, or during a time in your life where things were not going your way or as planned. Per my life experience, I have asked these questions during bad times. I have asked myself these questions when I lost faith in my partner, when something drastic…

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    For my Applied Music 2206 research project I choose to research one of the many great guitarist of the 19th century Ida Presti. She had a very interesting life full of lots of fun and most important to her music. Ida Presti, originally named Yvette Montagnon was born May 31st 1924 in Suresnes, France. Her father Claude Montagnon was French and her mother Olga- Gracia Lo was Sicilian. Ida studied harmony and music theory with guitarist Mario Maccaferri. Ida was a remarkable performer who…

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    Cuba, a place of beauty and wonders, is also home to people of different ethnic and national backgrounds. It is a complicated mixture of different factors and influences that often contradict each other. Their customs are based mainly in the European culture with African and American influences. A land full of music, fishing, and all around beaches. A vacation away from home. A land many hope to one-day visit. In the Cuban culture, affection is demonstrated by touch. It is not considered a…

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    In 2015 the Frank Augustus Miller Middle School in Rancho Cucamonga California pulled a novel from its libraries after several parents complained that the book contained crude language and sexual content that was not suitable for that age group. According to the Marshall University Library this book was The Fault In Our Stars. In other schools Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye has been challenged and or banned from certain institutes many times. The novel was challenged and or banned in 2004-2009…

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