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    Alex Rodriguez Dr. Lepschy ENC 1101 21 March‚ 2013 Should Police Officers be held to a higher educational standard? From the day a police officer is sworn into oath until retirement they are an embodiment of the United States government. They are paid and trusted to routinely govern our streets and uphold the laws that maintain order in our society. From simple rush hour traffic stops to life threatening shoot outs‚ an officer must be both psychologically and physically rigid. There are

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    Two Thanksgiving Gentleman by O. Henry O. Henry is one of the most famous American short story writers. O. Henry’s real name was William Sydney Porter and he was born in Greensboro‚ North Carolina on September 11‚ 1862.  O. Henry’s short stories are famous for their surprise endings and humor. O. Henry’s wrote such classic short stories as The Ransom of Red Chief‚ “The Gift of the Magi” and “The Furnished Room”. His stories often have characters from opposite society levels: the wealthy and

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    Bon Cop Bad Cop

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    BON COP BAD COP: 2 Brothers or 2 Solitudes? 1. 2 Solitudes & 2 Nations 2. Vive Le Quebec Libre 3. Bon Cop/Bad Cop a) Stereotypes b) Languages Politics c) Togetherness d) Reading the Film’s Meaning 2 Solitudes 2 Nations Quebecois Habitants Maitres chez nous Je me souviens Vive Le Quebec Libre Pepsi 2 Solitudes by Hugh MacLennan French/English – 2 separate cultures which can’t understand each other A persistent metaphor for Canada Quebecois Understanding of Canada: 2 Nations Quebec

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    O Henry The Roads We Take

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    O. Henry “The Roads we take” I. Match the words from column A with their definitions from column B. A B 1. to thrust a. a gun with a long barrel 2. rifle b. valuable things taken from a place by somebody 3. bridle c. the point at which a road‚ path‚ or river divides into two parts in the shape of a “Y” 4. to jerk d. a person who helps to commit a crime 5. booty e. to push or move something somewhere quickly with a lot of force 6. accomplice f. a set of traps that is put around a horse’s head

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    Robo Cop Film Analysis

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    improve on anything‚ or will a remake even be a success? So when José Padilha took on the task of directing a Robo Cop remakes he stepped into the world of remakes where many directors had failed before him. But everything wasn’t completely out of reach for him and his cast. They set out to create and remake one of Hollywoods most violent movies ever produced. The original Robo Cop was produced in 1987 and was directed by Paul Verhoeven. The movie was set around the city of Detroit and followed

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    Brooklyn Cop

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    Brooklyn CopAnalysis and Evaluation Worksheet Stanza One 1. Look at lines 1 – 4. Do you think that this is a stereotypical image of a policeman? Choose two quotes‚ and explain why they make you feel this way. (3) Stereotypical – “built like a gorilla” = he is big and strong / “..but less timid” = brave Non-stereotypical – “two hieroglyphs in his face that mean trouble” = he is looking for trouble (1 mark for each quote and linked opinion) 2. Quote the line that shows that the divide

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    Suicide by Cop

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    "Suicide-by-cop" or "Police Assisted Suicide" are terms that have been the topic of conversation a little more than warranted these days. It seems that "suicide-by-cop" has been an ever growing phenomenon. The term "suicide-by-cop" is used to describe a suicidal person who consciously provokes police and engages in life-threatening behavior that will invoke or force a police officer to react with deadly force. This type of suicidal person relies on the decision of the police whether or not they

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    Good Cop Bad Cop Summary

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    Book Review Good Cop‚ Bad Cop written by Milton Heumann and Lance Cassak offers much in depth reading into the history and debate of racial profiling. Each author brings to the table an educated history with Heumann being Chair of the Department of Political Science at Rutgers University and Cassak is a lawyer with the Office of Thrift Supervision of the U. S. Department of Treasury. Both Heumann and Cassak reveal key information about racial profiling in three specific chapters. The

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    Suicide by Cop

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    Running head: Suicide by Cop Suicide by Cop Abstract In this paper‚ I will discuss suicide by cops. Also‚ examine the reasons why people decide to have a cop kill them‚ instead of committing suicide themselves. As well as the effects it has on the officer that pulls the trigger. In this paper‚ I will discuss suicide by cops. Also‚ examine the reasons why people decide to have a cop kill them‚ instead of committing suicide themselves. As well as

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    “Brooklyn Cop” Critical evaluation Norman MacCaig describes the character of the “Brooklyn cop” a corrupt‚ thuggish American. A policeman is meant to put across trust and is employed to serve and protect the people. Instead the "Gorilla with a nightstick" is insensitive‚ violent and appears to enjoy the murderous nature of his occupation. However despite his brutal nature and rough exterior there is a gentler side to the cop who loves his wife and fears for his life. “Brooklyn Cop” by

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