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    Peace Corps Reflection

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    I want to serve as a Peace Corps Volunteer for the service and the adventure. I’ve held an interest in service from an early age‚ from volunteering what free time I had to accepting the responsibilities of several leadership positions. I believe it all stems from two places‚ being raised on a farm and of the Christian faith. Our family farm in south central Oklahoma is where I was taught hard work‚ compassion‚ management‚ responsibility and hope. My father has stated how it is morally wrong for

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    PHILIPPINE LEGEND LEGEND OF CALAMBA An excerpt from Calamba - In War and Peace by Demetrio L. Hilberio tells us of the legend of the name of Calamba. This legend is inscribed on a stone marker that can found at the base of the giant claypot and can be read as :  The authentic legend goes that at about the turn of 16th century‚ two Spanish soldiers came to a village by the shore of Laguna de Bay. Attracted by the vast plain with verdant greeneries that spread up to a majestic mountain‚ the strangers

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    Personal Essay Assignment

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    Personal Essay Assignment Write a personal essay on a topic or experience of your choice (either narrative or reflective.) Review the handout on personal essays and the examples we studied. Remember: a narrative essay deals with an experience of some importance to you. You must convey not just the play-by-play of events‚ but the meaning of tose events. What did you learn from the experience? What might others learn? Choose the details that will support this perspective. a reflective essay

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    I have been created from many factors of life. My biology‚ environment‚ development‚ interaction with others and experiences all came together at certain points in my life to continually shape my identity. My values‚ passions‚ goals‚ and actions stem from everything up to this point in my life. This is why I believe my background has such a significant meaning to me as an individual. I have had the opportunity of gaining a diverse worldview from my upbringing in England‚ South Africa and America

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    Knowles’s novel A Separate Peace‚ romanticism is portrayed through the recurring idea of fantasy and unreality. The theme is displayed through the emphasis on melancholy and sadness when Gene’s happiness is vanishing‚ Gene’s intuition and reliance on natural feelings when he bounces the branch and causes Finny’s accident‚ and through Finny’s reliance on his imagination and emotion rather than formal rules. First‚ Gene’s happiness is vanishing to be replaced by war as the war changes familiar sights

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    The Peace Corps‚ established by President John F. Kennedy‚ operates as an independent agency within the executive branch of the U.S. government. The purpose of the Peace Corps is to assist in the development of underprivileged nations through volunteer service. Since the formation of the Peace Corps in the 1960’s‚ the organization’s popularity has increased with younger generations. Peace Corps volunteers are currently serving around the world in countries on all seven continents. In addition‚ the

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    Keeping Peace and Freedom

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    Keeping Peace and Freedom George Bush who is the President of the United States of America came and visited our small town of Flagstaff in September of 2002. As a leader of our country‚ he reminds the Americans that we should be grateful for our freedom. Through contextualizing‚ structure‚ and rhetorical appeals‚ he gets through to his listeners by reminding us all‚ that keeping peace and freedom is not an easy job to do. He tells us how lucky we are to have freedom‚ and what we have to do to

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    Personal Responsibility Essay: First Step to Success Personal Responsibility Essay People face different challenges everyday and most of them shuffle things around to get things done. Everyone have responsibilities‚ if it is family‚ career‚ school‚ and even to themselves. Personal responsibility is a critical part of everyone’s day-to-day activities. It means prioritizing and balancing what matter most. It may be different for everyone but at the end of the day‚ achieving one’s goal is what

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    Civil War Essay

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    historical interpretations on slavery. But McPherson’s discussion seems to be more accurate than Elkins because He gives a more detail discussion on the black experience during the reconstruction and on antebellum American slavery prior to the Civil War. McPherson’s writing is more up to date (2001) than Elkins. Elkins seem to rely solely on critical commentary from other authors when discussing slavery. His basis is on the growing interest in black culture‚ which had some significant contribution

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    Korean War Essay

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    it ever end’ will there ever be peace and no violence again.? The way its written brings a depressing mood to it yet still hopeful? The poem eye of the storm by john kent has somewhat of a relaxed tone that its told in‚ and sets the mood of a naïve‚ but hopeful person who is wishing for the best but knows its not yet here. " intently I listen and the night tell me yes I am quiet and I am soft". This shows that the night is the only time there is really "peace’ if you can even call it that. Its

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