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    In the article “Black-White Differences in Achievement: The importance of Wealth” it explores how wealth affect academic achievement‚ as well as explain why there is such a huge gap in test scores between black students and white students. The author argues that wealth is an economic capital that is beneficial to a child doing well in school. This means that wealth can be used as a financial resource and can be converted into cultural‚ social‚ and human capital. Social capital is a having a form

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    consequentiality: he claims that the net result of doing so would be negative. I do not agree with his opinion because of three main points. His opinion was unilateral because he did not put himself in poor countries situation. For example‚ “Since the boat has an unused excess capacity of 10more passengers‚ we could admit just 10 more to it. But which 10 do we let in? ‘First come‚ first served’?” He used “we” to cover for him and the rich countries in these sentences‚ which means he put himself on the

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    The Open Boat by Stephen Crane is a story describing four men that are trapped together in a small boat or dingy. The men aboard the boat are a captain‚ a correspondent‚ an oiler‚ and a cook. The men were aboard a larger boat that crashed off the coast of Florida and are now searching for the safety of a light house they remember. After making a homemade sail and some brisk paddling they finally get near the coast. They spot some people and begin to signal for help but the people only respond

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    Ziba Came on a Boat

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    Came on a Boat is a stunning picture book with a story‚ illustrations and backdrop like no other - people escaping war and violence in search of a new land. And with it‚ they hope for freedom. The setting in the story is a boat somewhere in the middle of an "endless" ocean. Ziba‚ a little girl‚ rides it with her mother and a group of other people. You can’t help but notice the gray and blue colors on the pages‚ and the sorrow-filled expressions on the faces of the people riding the boat leading

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    «ПЯТИГОРСКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ ЛИНГВИСТИЧЕСКИЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ» Институт лингвистики‚ коммуникационного менеджмента и инновационных технологий Кафедра английской филологии Загородникова Алена Иванова Екатерина Казаков Михаил Черткова Виктория Banks (Мини - проект по дисциплине «Практикум по МКК» (5 курс)) Специальность: 031203.65 «Теория и практика межкультурной коммуникации» Научный руководитель: ст. преп. Ковшикова Наталья Викторовна Пятигорск 2013 План мини - проекта

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    citizens never really had to face the hardship like others were forced to face. People such as Russell Baker had to overcome many obstacles during this time. "Growing Up" by Russell Baker is an autobiography on the problems he and his family endured during this era. The novel deals with a time that was unfamiliar and confusing to many young adults. While the United States is vastly changing from war to war‚ Russell tells his story of growing up in an extremely devastating environment. During the Depression

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    Woodward 1 “In a Dark Time” In times of darkness‚ people look to find light. Comfort is found in light because darkness is unknown. In Theodore Roethke’s “ In a Dark Time”‚ the reader is taken through a journey of one man’s internal struggle to find unity within himself. In a time of darkness the man contemplates the reality of light. His conflicting mental state is paralleled by the images of a dark forest‚ and through this quarrel he comes to the revelation that he must face his darkest

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    Alyssa Hixon HI101-3 2 December 2010 Essay #2 The Renaissance Man vs. The Renaissance Woman The Renaissance‚ meaning “rebirth‚” was a cultural movement in which emphasis was placed on learning and life in general. New ideas in the fields of literature‚ philosophy‚ art‚ politics‚ science‚ and religion became prevalent; as did the search for realistic views of human life through art. Beginning in Italy‚ this new attitude towards education and life slowly made its way around Europe. Another

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    technology compose the desolate history of the dark Middle Ages. However‚ these characteristics do more than define the lifestyle of a medieval society. Neglected arts‚ lack of education and corrupting powers depict a civilization overthrown by an age of darkness. These dismal dark ages are engendered by rapidly spreading disease‚ imposing enemies‚ and extortionate powers. By understanding how these epidemics‚ invasions‚ and corruptions shape a dark age‚ the middle ages can be more clearly interpreted

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    never stop to think where these items were invented. So what are some of the amazing things the Ancient Chinese have invented? 1) Row planting was first planted in the feudal period-6th century BC. This way of planting allows the crops to grow faster and stronger and they also realized that as the wind travels there is less damage in crops planted in rows due to the wind passing through gently. It is also more efficient in watering‚ weeding and harvesting the crops. (Stevenh) 2) The compass

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