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    Abstract The divorce rate in the United States is believed to be around fifty percent. Forty percent of the children in this country will experience parental divorce. Children who experience parental divorce are impacted in many different ways including emotionally‚ academically‚ and socially. The effects that divorce have on children can remain with them into adulthood. It is important to understand that children are affected just as much as‚ if not more than‚ their parents when going through a

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    was more probable? 1. Linda is a bank teller. 2. Linda is a bank teller and is active in the feminist movement. The majority of the audience settled for the option no. two. However‚ speaking in the terms of probability‚ the probability of two events occurring together (in "conjunction") is always less than or equal to the probability of any one of them happening independently. For example‚ if we choose a very low value for probability of Linda being a bank teller‚ say Pr(Linda is a bank teller) = 0

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    Christopher Dietz Professor Lindquist English 102 25 October 2012 Death of a Salesman Linda Loman‚ Woman or Weakling Death of a Salesman‚ written by American Playwright Arthur Miller‚ in 1949‚ won many awards‚ including the Pulitzer for drama‚ and a Tony for the Best Play. This play has been performed on Broadway several times; in February of 1949 it ran for 742 performances and was continually acclaimed. Linda Loman the wife of Willie Loman‚ the salesman‚ a typical woman of her era‚ was a homemaker

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    journey through slavery and her experiences but also shows how she asserted her identity as a woman and resisted the sexual humiliation and exploitation most African American women suffered in slavery. Harriet Jacobs‚ speaking through her narrator‚ Linda Brent‚ reveals her reasons for deciding to make her personal story of enslavement‚ degradation‚ and sexual exploitation public. Jacobs was a woman of great dignity‚ strong will‚ and aspiring desire. Harriet was considered nothing more than just a slave

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    Linda's Escape

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    that can escape is the bird’s song‚ or voice. The little bird Linda may have been physically trapped in her cage‚ but she sent her voice out into the world to influence those around her. She manipulated the direction of her voice by addressing letters to her family/Dr. Flint from the Free States. These letters achieved their purpose and sent Dr. Flint on several goose chases around the northern Free States in an attempt to find Linda and bring her back. These trips were expensive and yielded no monetary

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    Linda did contact the arresting police officer to make him aware of the RA’s disability. Linda advised the police on how their department could work with the RA’s parents to get to know the RA so he would not be afraid of the police. The police was also going to pass Linda’s suggestions on to a CIT officer with the department. Linda also instructed the RA’s parent’s to make sure that the RA is safe when he at the park & out in the community alone. Linda suggested that the RA

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    Flint‚ Linda devises a plan to become pregnant. The plan indeed becomes successful‚ but she finds that it has caused her to jump out of the pot and into the fire. She escapes the confinement of Dr. Flint and finds herself confined in this new role of motherhood. During that time‚ especially in the North‚ motherhood was seen as the highest role that women could achieve. Like throughout all of history women had basically two choices: be the Virgin Mary or be Eve. Linda was no different

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    there’s anybody here this afternoon who’s feeling nervous‚ apprehensive and queasy at the thought of what lies ahead‚ it’s probably because you have just got married to Paul Wilson. Paul and Linda began their relationship like many young lovebirds‚ by spending almost every moment together - during which time Linda tried to decide if she could do any

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    numerous skateboarders all around Yorba Linda including Logan. If the city has numerous soccer parks‚ baseball fields‚ basketball courts‚ and tracks‚ why can we not add one simple skate park in Yorba Linda. It would provide a safe haven for all skate boarders around Yorba Linda. I thought that the death of Logan Wells would bring to light a huge undergoing problem of not having a skate park‚ but even after Logan’s unfortunate incident the mayor of Yorba Linda‚ Craig Young‚ still has not taken any

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    Harriet Jacobs

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    finish writing the accounts of her life‚ but when she finishes she tells a completely different story from those that were written from the male perspective‚ where narratives focused mainly on the physical abuse of slavery. Jacobs tells the story of “Linda Brent” a slave who endures the sexual advances of her master‚ the hatred of her master’s wife‚ the loss of her children‚ and the everlasting threat of death. “Slavery [was] terrible for men; but it is far more terrible for women. Superadded to the

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