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    Amish Gone Wild The main point of this video was to show how the lives of Amish teens are changed drastically when between the ages of 16 and 21 they are faced with a whole new lifestyle. This then leads them to face a very difficult decision. Durring the ages of 16 and 21‚ Amish teens are ’let lose’ or able to live the life that English children live. They can move out‚ get their license‚ wear normal clothes and party on a regular basis. Then after this is over with they must make their decision

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    RESEARCH PAPER PART I AN ESSAY • a short piece of writing where a writer has to provide his views on a topic. A RESEARCH PAPER • a lengthy piece of writing where deeper level of knowledge is required‚ and the student has to support his viewpoint citing the works of earlier experts. • Requires getting information and collecting facts and figures from various sources to be able to cite them in support of your view point. HOW CAN WE START OUR PAPER RESEARCH? • Watch

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    Outline Pit Bull Paper 1. Introduction A. Gain Reader Attention and Interest B. Establish Common Ground C. Demonstrate Fairness 2. Background of breed (trainer book) A. How they where breed B. Characteristics of dog good and bad 3. Media’s Influence Over public’s perception of the breed as well as irresponsible owners contribution to this perception (Pit Bull panic – article) A. Identify Goals B. Identify Appeals C. Identify Fallacies 4. Myths about the breed (Bullie

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    Gangsta’s Paradise the first few words are exactly like Weird Al Yankovics: Amish Paradise which goes as I walk through the valley. The fourth paragraphs first sentence in both the songs are either been or we’ve but they both say been livin in a then they change. It goes like that in 2 other verses. Both songs do say fool at the end of some verses. The differences are that one is a “gangster” and the other one is Amish. The Amish song talks about how they harvest‚ feed the chickens‚ churn butter‚ how

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    Outline for Statement of Philosophy Paper 1. Why do you want to teach and anything you want people to know about you. o Idea1 I want to teach to make a difference in the lives of children with and without special needs. o Idea 2 I have always had a passion for teaching children. o Idea 3 I have worked with children since I could remember. I have always been in a classroom. My mom is a teacher so I have had the experience throughout my whole life. She has taught be all the ins and outs of being

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    A STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO WRITING RESEARCH PAPERS Class of 2004 Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts BY Melissa Williamson 2 “If it weren’t for my horse‚ I wouldn’t have spent that year in college.” Every time I hear this quote by comedian Lewis Black I want to roll on the floor‚ laughing. Black goes on to say he overheard this and if you think about it for more than three minutes‚ blood will shoot out your nose. Or you could have an aneurysm. This is very much like figuring out where

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    The Old Order Amish by Carol Ann Gillespie Texas State University: San Marcos San Marcos‚ Texas A folk culture is a small‚ self-reliant community that is technologically simple and traditional in nature. The term "folk culture" also refers to the artifacts of this community ’s material culture (such as tools‚ clothing‚ and houses) as well as the nonmaterial culture (traditions and institutions). This essay describes how one folk culture -- the Old Order Amish -- has successfully

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    Amish live a very traditional and simple lifestyle‚ separating themselves from mainstream America and rejecting many conveniences of modern technology in order to preserve their identity. The Amish focus on agricultural work and live off the land and almost all Amish members are born into the community. he Amish church originates in Switzerland when Jakob Ammann lead a division between Swiss Anabaptist groups in the 18th century. The followers of Ammann became known as the Amish. Many Amish migrated

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    Rumspringa‚ defined as “running around” is a time when the Amish youth at the age of 16 decide whether to remain in or leave their community and faith. During this time teens area allowed to enter and lead a life in the “English” world and participate in partying‚ drinking‚ illegal drugs and pre-marital sex. During rumpsringa teens are exposed to a myriad of things that they normally would not have been able to in their regular Amish life. This stage of their life highly affects the cultural identity

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    differences between your life and that experienced by a typical Amish adolescent?” Though living in the same time period during the twenty-first century‚ my life and the life of a typical Amish adolescent are vastly different. Old Order Amish distinguish themselves from other‚ less-conservative communities by their avoidance of most modern innovations and their traditional dress. These differences between my life and that of an Old Order Amish teenager can be explored in terms of family‚ roles and status

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