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    Title: “How to Avoid a Fight” Setting: Claymore Elementary School Characters: Kevin (Vansh Zota): The school bully Simon/Swag-Master15: (Anurag Mathews): The boy being bullied Mr. Sherman (Michael Lambe): Social Studies teacher and narrator ___________________________________________________________ It seems like another ordinary afternoon at Claymore Elementary School‚ but things will soon turn out to be not so ordinary. It all started in Social Studies class... Mr. Sherman: Listen up

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    Did you know that there are over 2.4 million healthy dogs and cats in shelters? Did you also know that one every thirteen seconds are euthanized ("Pet Overpopulation: The Humane Society of the United States")? These animals don’t ask to be brought into this world to be put in a small‚ cold enclosed cage. I personally wouldn’t want to be born into the world to be given up on‚ would you? Too many people don’t understand or even care to understand this sad statistic. In fact‚ humanity is so selfish

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    In the novel‚ The Call of the Wild‚ by Jack London the author demonstrates how a dog can go from being civilized to becoming part of the wild. Buck (a dog) who is a st. bernard gets his largeness from his father and his intelligence from his mother. He is the main character the author uses to show how his behavioral changes based on how the owners treat him and his surroundings. The author uses Buck because he goes to many different challenges throughout the book and has different owners so the opinions

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    back-and-forth nature and gaps in the information of Chris McCandless’ travels. In the Author’s Note‚ Jon Krakauer reveals his purpose affirms that "I will leave it to the reader to form his or her own perception of Chris McCandless." By presenting Into the Wild with fragments of storytelling‚ anecdotes‚ and research‚ Jon Krakauer lays out the ideas without assembling them completely‚ leaving that for the reader. In this way‚ Krakauer achieves his stated purpose effortlessly and

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    Avoid these two start-up pitch „fatal errors‟ Writing on the Business Insider War Room‚ Tim Berry‚ president and founder of Palo Alto Software and a co-founder of Borland International‚ observes that there‟s plenty of good advice available on how to make a pitch‚ but a dearth of information on how not to pitch. In particular‚ he warns start-ups about “two fatal errors I‟m seeing pretty frequently these days”: 1. It’s not about you. Understand the pitch as a medium. It‟s about what investors want

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    nature.  Chris McCandless went into the wild in April of 1992 leaving all his possessions behind‚ giving his money away to charity‚ and changing his name.  He sacrificed everything to go on an adventure or a life time.  Chris McCandless’s journey to the wild reflects the ideas American Romantic writers of the 1800’s wrote and only dreamed of doing.             McCandless is admired by many for his adventurous spirit and courage.  When reading into the Wild readers also see his sensitive and kind

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    The idea of a spontaneous adventure can spark the interest of anyone. Jon Krakauer’s biography‚ Into the Wild‚ explores the life of Christopher McCandless‚ and his journey to the Alaskan Wilderness ultimately leading to his death. Into the Wild was written partially due to negative responses to an article written by Krakauer before the book about Chris was published. It was also written due to the connection he feels to Chris and his risk taking attitude because of the “unsettling parallels between

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    The street doesn’t adopt pets The street doesn’t adopt pets‚ that is what I tell myself when I see some animals wandering around the streets‚ in the case of our city the most of these poor animals are dogs that for some reason ended in that way. I am against of this situation‚ not only because it brings a bad aspect for the city‚ but also those dogs deserve a better life like any other animal‚ maybe they can´t get an owner‚ but shelter and food are essential things that they should have‚ so a

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    Into The Wild Analysis

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    Wilkinson 1  Alyssa Wilkinson  Mr. Mackey  AP English Language and Composition  8 January 2015  Into the Wild  Into the Wild​  exhibits a multitude of personalities depicted by Chris McCandless.  The  book‚ portrays a perspective of the journey taken to Alaska by a young man who left his family  without a trace of his whereabouts. Throughout his trek‚ Chris‚ later as he changed his name‚  Alex‚ met many people whose lives he changed.  Each person he met‚ he stayed in contact with  through letters or visiting face to face with

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    Wild Honeysuckle

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    Content In “The Wild Honey Suckle” Philip Freneau addresses a flower‚ writing to it‚ how beautiful it is. He wishes that it should not be damaged. He appreciates the skilfully planted wild honey suckle and its harmonic place within nature. Freneau also expresses his worries about the flower and compares it to those in paradise. He is aware of the flower’s fading and the short time that lies between growing and dying. Structure and Form The poem is divided into four stanzas. Each stanza consists

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