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    Case 6_ Prestige Dance Academy 1. Referring to the theories of entrepreneurship character‚ describe whether Amanda¡¯s experience and character fits the models. Need for Achievement – she wanted to be a dance teacher and to do every job-from caretaker to secretary to instructor. She launched her venture at age 19. Willingness to Take Risks – it¡¯s been hard to make people believe in her.-bakers‚ contractors‚ fellow entrepreneur¡¦she was failed in hiring a marketing firm‚ but she said

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    and afterwards he shares this with his classmates. A brief analysis of the four systems of written language (meanings‚ forms‚ meaning-form links‚ and functions) will help us to understand his development in spelling and story writing. I agree with Amanda that Zachary is a conventional writer who seems to have acquired the elements that characterize early readers. Specifically‚ he correctly uses the high-frequency words (the‚ and‚ an‚ of) as well as being able to use decoding strategies such as phonemic

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    when fourteen year old Amanda Berry was abducted from the streets‚ neither her family‚ nor the authorities could pinpoint her location. Amanda’s situation gradually worsened‚ as no signs of change in her situation showed over the long periods of time that continued to pass. and negative assumptions for her increasingly surrounded her. With her hands tied behind her back‚ she grasped onto and never let go of the hope that one day she could reunite with her family. Because Amanda never gave up on the

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    During my childhood and early teenage years‚ I can remember my English teachers asking things like what do I want to be when I grow up? What to you want to study in college? As a child I would give a quick sentence or a couple of words. I would say that I wanted to be a cop‚ a firefighter ‚or a chef. As a teenager‚ I was expected to contemplate and compile a three page written paper . My answers varied each and every year from wanting to be a teacher‚ a chef ‚ to a social worker. I can remember

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    will be counted into your final oral presentation grade and MUST be approved by the teacher. Extra points will go to creativity! Members: 1.Amanda-Lee Bello 2.Kate Lichtenberg 3.Damla Pelin Sahin 4.Princesse Ramdhaney Topic and Focus: FRIENDSHIP Subtopic 1: How to make a friend. (Amanda-Lee Bello) Subtopic 2: How to maintain a long-term friendship. (Damla Pelin Sahin) Subtopic 3: How to resolve conflict between friends. (Kate Lichtenberg)

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    Texting and Driving

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    Katelyn DeRiso Persuasive Speech Rough Draft Five years ago on a bright June day‚ then-20- year-old Amanda Kloehr went about her usual cell phone routine: "Updating my Facebook status‚ reading other people’s updates‚ and texting‚" she says. But she wasn’t at home or even in class—she was behind the wheel of her car‚ cruising down U.S. Route 13 at a highway speed. Amanda couldn’t have known that moments later her distracted driving would cause her to slam into the tractor-trailer in

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    Martha Amanda Boyd Kathleen Schexnayder ENGL 101 Nursing: Is It Really Worth It? I have always had an undying love for nursing. Ever since I was in elementary school I had wanted to be a nurse. The day I received my nursing license in the mail was one of the biggest days for me‚ and the day I vowed to do my job as a nurse with pride and to the best of my ability‚ while loving every minute of it. However‚ this day almost changed my view and my love of nursing forever. It was a typical Saturday

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    The Glass Menagerie

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    The Fruitless Glass The Glass Menagerie is a drama about family life during the 1940s. It centers on Amanda‚ the mother‚ Tom‚ the son‚ and Laura‚ the daughter. Amanda’s husband abandoned the family 16 years previous. She is demanding as a single mother and struggles to hold onto some resemblance of a normal life by living in her past. Tom is Amanda’s only

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    Glass Menagerie‚ references are made to Tom and Laura’s father‚ who deserted them a long time ago. They all look at his picture which hangs over the mantle often‚ and Amanda constantly reminds them of the hardships of living without their father. This‚ of course‚ puts all the weight on Tom‚ for he is then "the man of the house." Amanda and Laura do not work‚ so they depend on Tom to supply money for bills. In A Streetcar Named Desire‚ the women depend on the men again. Stella does not work and so she

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    The Teenage Brain Summary

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    Mascarelli‚ Amanda L. “The Teenage Brain.” The Teenage Brain. Society for science‚ 17 Oct. 2012. Web. 17 Dec. 2014. The article‚ “The Teenage Brain‚” written by Amanda Leigh Mascarelli‚ was published on a website for adolescents. Its purpose is to inform the reader the reasons why teens make so many impulsive or unpredictable decisions. Mascarelli asserts that dopamine is a huge reason why teens give in to their impulsive desires. She also states that the adolescent brain is constantly in a “tug-of-war”

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