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    Down a Dark Hall

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    called Blackwood. When she sees the restored ancient building‚ Kit senses something evil about the old mansion. In the following days‚ three other students arrive; Lynda Hannah‚ her best friend Ruth‚ and Sandy. Conflict-The conflict in the book “Down a Dark Hall” is that the four students want to live their own lives while Madame Duret has plans to get more artistic masterpieces from them. Rising Action-Each new student held some talent in addition to their imaginations. Lynda Hannah became into the

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    Coach K and Coach Knight

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    Case Study Analysis Paper 1: A Tale of Two Coaches Susana Raygoza Grand Canyon University: LDR600 January 14‚ 2015 Case Study Analysis Paper 1: A Tale of Two Coaches Coach Bobby Knight and Coach Mike Krzyzewski are perhaps two of the best effective college basketball instructors in the United Sates. Nonetheless‚ their management types may perhaps not be beyond diverse. The question asked is‚ if it is beneficial to be loved or to be feared. Both of these coaches contained within these

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    Name: Course name: Course instructor: Date of submission: Outline Introduction A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court Sir Gawain and the Green Knight The physician Contrast and Comparison Introduction A Connecticut Yankee in king Arthur’s Court is a novel published in 1889 by Mark Twain‚ a humorist and a writer. It is about the tale of Hank Morgan a resident of Hartford in Connecticut

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    Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is an Arthurian romance‚ which begins in King Arthur’s court‚ during New Year’s Eve feast. Unexpectedly‚ a figure known as the Green Knight‚ appears and presents a challenge. He challenges Arthur‚ or any other brave knight‚ to use his own axe to strike his head. Then in a year’s time‚ the Green Knight would be able to return the blow. Everyone was shocked at this challenge‚ no one accepted‚ and the Green Knight scorned them for their cowardice. King Arthur steps forward

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    St. Augustine and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight translated by W.S. Merwin‚ St. Augustine and Sir Gawain embark on journeys to find the best way to live their lives and then begin a new journey of spreading the lessons they learned and the people they have become to the people around them. Although sir Gawain knows he is on a journey to the Green Chapel‚ he does not realize that it will lead to him testing his virtues as well as making him a better knight. Similarly‚ St. Augustine does not realize

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    chivalrous in all ways a knight should. There was no other knight that could quite compare to King Arthur and Queen Guinivere’s noble nephew. He was well known all around as the kingdom’s most honorable knight. Sir Gawain was the kind of man that did whatever he knew was right with great morals. In Tolkien’s translation of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight‚ Sir Gawain accepts a challenge in order to preserve the reputation of King Arthur’s realm. Sir Gawain‚ being the noblest knight in the kingdom‚ uses

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    The Dark Net Summary

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    The Dark Net‚ by Jamie Bartlett‚ introduces the complex relations between the the virtual world and our everyday lives. The internet provides the ability to construct a virtual identity. The construction of this virtual identity opens new sets of rules that function online. This virtual identify creates tension between “the real world” and the virtual world‚ blurring distinctions between right and wrong. In the virtual world‚ outside factors appear to be eliminated. However‚ similarities between

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    Ben Weissler 8/15/07 The origins of Shakespeare’s play "Romeo and Juliet" are relatively unknown. It’s hard to believe‚ but this archetypal theme of ill-fated love predates Shakespeare by more than a thousand years. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines "archetype" as: the original pattern or model of which all things of the same type are representations or copies. One of the first pieces of written work to include this common archetype of ill-fated love was Ovid’s "Pyramus and Thisbe." Written

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    Child of the Dark: Modernity and Its Discontents Following the Kubitschek regime in Brazil in 1955 through 1960 the problem with the model of modernization offers a historical context for understanding the life of Carolina Maria de Jesus. Kubitschek was consisted of just developing but it had its limits. There is a limit to the progress populism can have on the poor. The develop of the cities could not solve the problem of rural unskilled workers. His encouragement of foreign investment bought an

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    The Web's Dark Side

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    This article by Mannix‚ Locy‚ Clark‚ Smith‚ Perry‚ McCoy…Kaplan (2000) titled The Web’s Dark Side discusses the not-so-popular side of surfing the internet‚ referred to as cyberspace–a rather outdated nickname–and plays out a week online with examples various crimes and misdemeanors‚ swindles‚ thefts‚ perils and problems of the internet. The types of crimes and wrongdoings is vast‚ and many various types of crimes are detailed with accounts of individuals‚ what crimes were committed‚ how it came

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