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    she comes to the conclusion, she reveals that God is her preacher, whom sermons are never too long. Moreover, she doesn’t need to wait until death to reach Heaven, mostly because she is already living in it through the beauty surrounding her. Like Whitman, she expresses the idea that all beauty given from God already surrounds the human being and doesn’t needed to be waited for. They don’t need to find God through a…

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    To many, the words “Individual” and “Community” seem to oppose each other. However, the word individual is derived from the Latin root individuum meaning “an atom, indivisible particle” which shows how a true community is able to function — as one. Slam Poetry, Flag Football, and Experiential Learning all represent a personal connection between an individual and their community. When a slam poet takes the stage, whether it be in front of a thousand people or in front of one person, and…

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    He was born February 24, 1817 in Hamden, Connecticut. His middle name is Morris. At the age of four he became an orphan. 1836 he was nineteen and joined Whitman-Spaulding missionary party. He then told them he wanted to be his own man. He was a mountain man during the very last years of fur trade who built Fort Buenaventura. In 1839 he married Pomona who is the daughter of the Ute chief Pe-teet-neet. By 1842 Miles and Pomona had two children. They named them William Miles and Mary Eliza.…

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    A Oregon has a marvelous agriculture including many crops and animals. Oregon has two main crops; hazelnuts and pears. Hazelnuts are the state nut. Hazelnuts are high in protein and fiber. 95% of America’s hazelnuts are produced in Oregon. Another important crop is the pear, the state’s fruit. Oregon is 2nd in the nation for pear production. Cows are an important part of Oregon’s agriculture. Oregon is in the top five for milk quality. Cows produce 6.5 gallons of milk everyday! Milk is also the…

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    In the beginning, that initial appointment consisted of a thorough consultation on the numerous fertility procedures available contingent upon the reason for infertility. Upon entering the room, Dr. Whitman gave an introduction of her, asked more about our inability to conceive, and discussed the success rate of a myriad of fertility procedures executed in the medical facility. Additionally, my husband had a semen analysis completed to analyze his sperm…

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    Introduction and Social Relevance Our economy is ever-growing and evolving, this can be problematic for the agricultural crops that will have difficulty providing the world as the demand for food increases. Genetic modification is the use of biotechnology techniques to change the genes of an organism (AGRIC, 2015)
In Australia unless the Australian Gene Technology Regulator has concluded the Genetically Modified Organism, abbreviated as GMO is safe to human health as well as the environment it…

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    Whitman was an Author who said what people were too afraid to talk about. He pushed the limits of his time period by writing about sex, religion, and slavery in Song of Myself. “The runaway slave came to my house and stopt outside” (paragraph on pg. 30)…

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    Korean American poet, more widely known for her works describing the terrors of warfare, the turmoil of loss, importance of community and emotions. Her prestige poetic voice and essence made her the first Asian American in history to achieve the Walt Whitman Award of the American Academy of Poets. One of Kim’s award winning poems, “Monologue for an Onion”, is written from the perspective of an onion being cut up by a person; As Kim is describing the scene with all 5 senses, and how the onion…

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    Gun control remains to be one of the most popular debates along with abortion, animal testing, and climate change. What makes gun control so controversial? Well, many people have different views on the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which reads as “A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.” Advocates for gun control believe this applies only to police and military, but will gun…

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    Not many people know of Bram Stoker but they sure do know about his works. Bram Stoker was born in Dublin Ireland, he was born on November 8, 1847. Bram Stoker was the third oldest of seven children. When Stoker was only seven years old he had an unknown disease that doctors had no cure for, he was forced to stay in bed while his brothers and sisters were out playing. When Stoker was only seventeen years of age he “entered Trinity College in Dublin”(British Writers / supplement. Vol. III. 378).…

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