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    The theme of Countee Cullen’s “Any Human to Another” is that sorrow affects all of us and we need to share our pain with each other. In the first stanza‚ Cullen implies that sorrow is often what lies at the bottom of the heart. Cullen grasps that he is not alone in this feeling of suffering deep down. In the second stanza‚ Cullen offers comfort to others like him. He uses imagery in the lines “Your grief and mine. Must intertwine. Like the sea and river.” Cullen is saying that one person’s suffering

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    Those Winter Sundays. Sundays too my father got up early and put his clothes on in the blueblack cold‚ then with cracked hands that ached from labor in the weekday weather made banked fires blaze. No one ever thanked him. I’d wake and hear the cold splintering‚ breaking. When the rooms were warm‚ he’d call‚ and slowly I would rise and dress‚ fearing the chronic angers of that house‚ Speaking indifferently to him‚ who had driven out the cold and polished my good shoes as well. What did

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    The reading “A Crime by Any Other Name” by Jeffrey Reiman explored the biased nature of our criminal justice system‚ more specifically why we categorize acts as crime while others are labeled as tragic accidents. According to Reiman‚ in our current society‚ we generalize the idea that crime is a deviant action committed by an individual of color that usually male‚ poor and black. As a nation‚ we overestimate how these crimes impact our lives‚ when the truth of the matter is‚ more Americans die of

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    for their family. The father in “My Papa’s Waltz” along with the father in “Those Winter Sundays” talk about the physical toll of the work on the fathers’ bodies. The poems describe the hands of both fathers as being worn and rough. Also in the poems are two fathers who are strict. In “My Papa’s Waltz”‚ the father is said to beat the narrator’s head‚ implying a tight reign on the narrator. In “Those Winter Sundays”‚ the father is made out to be strict through certain word choice. Ultimately‚ the two

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    Child Soldiers Should Be Given Amnesty All around the world‚ abandoned children are used as soldiers during war time. In countries like Colombia‚ any child that can hold a gun can be used as a soldier. Children are considered perfect for the job because “they are easily manipulated‚ intensely loyal‚ fearless‚ and most important‚ in endless supply‚” according to Jeffrey Gettlemen’s Upfront Magazine article‚ “Armed and Underage.” These children are not just used because these countries need soldiers

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    Winter Sundays” reveal the speaker’s tone for his childhood indifference to his father’s subtle love as well as his adult admiration for his father’s sacrifice. The speaker‚ an adult now‚ recognizes the indifference that was between him and his father throughout his childhood. He now regrets the times when his father worked hard to provide for the family‚ but never was thanked. The father went through everyday life‚ “laboring on the weekdays‚” (4) and “driving out the cold‚” (11) every Sunday. Suffering

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    The poem “Those Winter Sundays‚” by Robert Hayden‚ tells a story about a boy’s affection for his father. Throughout the poem‚ it can be seen how much the son admired his father. Also‚ it can be seen how much his father selflessly did for his family and how this related to how his son felt about him. Lastly‚ this poem has made me think of how this relates to my own life. This poem is from the perspective of a man telling about his experiences from his youth. He tells how “Sundays too [his] father got

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    Now-a-days C. diff is affecting people who are not normally considered high risk‚ such as healthy adults and younger adults without exposure to health care facilities or without a history of antibiotic use. Clostridium difficile is shed in feces. Any material‚ device‚ or surface that may become contaminated may transmit C. Diff. C. Diff is transferred to patients by health care professionals‚ who came into contact with the contaminated item or surface. Individuals whom have no risk factors can

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    it as ’’that complex whole which includes knowledge‚ beliefs‚ arts‚ morals‚ law‚ customs‚ and any other capabilities and habits acquired by [a human] as a member of society.’’ As of today‚ based on Webster Merriam’s dictionary‚ culture is defined today as ’’the customary beliefs‚ social forms‚ and material traits of a racial‚ religious‚ or social group." According to Dirk Van Der Elst’s Culture As Given‚ Culture As Choice‚ culture is defined as "everything that human beings have created and transmitted

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    Anderson‚ G. (2002‚ March 03). Juvenile diabetes on the rise. The Sunday Gleaner. Retrieved from http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20020303/news/news.html In this article the author discusses the risk factors that contribute to the significant rise in the development of diabetes in Jamaican youths. The author cites Professor Erol Morrison who states that children normally develop type 1 diabetes. However due to lifestyle risk factors such as nutrition and lack of exercise children are now developing

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