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    Luke Weiner Prof. Lewis Eng. 110-48 29 September 2015 My response to Michael O’Hare’s “A letter to my students” In the article “A letter to my students” Michael O’Hare shares his perspective of the education system in California. He points out that his generation has cheated his students through both their own actions and through their choices in government officials in a terrible swindle. He then explains the selfishness of people for not paying it forward to future generations. The…

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    To Exercise or not to Exercise How do phenomenal athletes perform at the incredibly high level they do? Sure, you can attribute some of their prowess to genetics, but without proper exercise they would never reach their full potential. Many people, believing exercise either not worth trying or too difficult, leave it out of their daily regimens altogether. However, the benefits they miss out by abandoning exercise prove innumerable. Plenty of dangers from (lethargy,) inactivity accompany these…

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    According to the fourth article, “Protective gear” consisted of only two layers of wool longjohns; horrible injuries were common.” Meaning Mr. Carnegie had not protected his workers from dangers such as steel spills or gas leaks. In accordance to this Andrew Carnegie cut wages, and work days were too long and busy for workers to eat…

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    Jeanne Goda Professor Ellen Swider College Experience (ASD) 120 August 3, 2016 Cultural Exploration Project Reflection Paper I really enjoyed this project! My journey started with a visit to a Vermont farm to learn more about wool, but I quickly found out that I was far more interested in a very different topic. The Amish! After talking a bit about to the farm owners, they suggested a drive to visit a much more Amish community and a family to visit with. The following weekend I loaded my…

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    still and slick looking.”(page 87) hair. Byron felt that his natural hair was not cool or attractive, so he decided it would look finer if he dyed and straightened it. He felt that he looked better ‘Mexican - Style’. “Byron, I left Joey. I thought the Wool Pooh had her and instead of fighting him like you did, I left, I ran from him. How come you were brave enough to fight him and all I could do was run! All I could save was a shoe, a stupid ripped up shoe.”(page 201) sobs Kenny when he is in…

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    These social concepts have helped create this strong sense of inferiority Blacks and that Blacks are criminals. Through these social concepts comes the southern strategy. The southern strategy is defined as “a cynical strategy, this catering in subtle ways to the segregationist leanings of white Southern voters- yet pretending with high rhetoric that the real aim was simply to treat the South fairly, to let it become part of the nation again” (Murphy/Gulliver 3). Most Republicans tried to deny…

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    “A devastating oil spill, 40,000 penguins, and the humans who saved their lives” (Lewis). I know that both of these articles were true and that this really did happen. I also know that the penguins in these articles were not the same kind of penguin and they were not at the same place one was in australia the other was in africa. In the articles “The Amazing Penguin Rescue” and ” Saving Penguins, One Sweater at a Time” they both have similarities and differences such as how people helped the…

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    phycomycosis in low-income individuals using corticosteroids and various antibiotics for a long time. Especially the hospital is infectious in laboratory environments. They are without the hifler section. The air crust is in the appearance of fluffy thin wool. Mostly sporangioforlings are seen in long, rounded inner parts. These sportsangiofors can easily crack the walls. Egg-shaped or round-shaped spores can spread around. No rhizoids. The colony can develop on average in 4 days. The colony…

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    The Shepherd got Rejected The two poems, The Passionate Shepherd to His Love and The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd, each share their own insight on their life. The second poem is a depressing reply to the first poem, which tries its hardest to get his lady to come stay with him and love him forever. It shows happiness and joy, while the second one points out why they could never be together forever. The response to the Shepherd uses three main reasons not to move in with him, all the beauty he…

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    The sounds of sheep baaing, the heavy breathing of a dog, the wind howling, and the nice smell of the evergreen forest and the quietness of the outdoors all combine to form the imagery of a unique, quiet painting. In the painting Shepherdess with Her Dog by Charles Emile Jacque, this rich description is exactly the imagery of shepherdess depicted in her environment. I have recently visiting The Tweed Museum in the University of Minnesota Duluth where I found this painting. The Shepherdess with…

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