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    The Happy Man

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    The text which I’m going to analyse is "The happy man" written by Somerset Maugham. He is a well-known English novelist‚ short-story writer‚ playwright and essayist. Maugham was the son of a British diplomat. He was educated at King’s School in Canterbury‚ studied painting in Paris‚ went to Heidelberg University in Germany and studied to be a doctor at St. Thomas Hospital in England. Although Somerset Maugham didn’t denounce the contemporary social order‚ he was critical of the morals‚ the narrow-mindedness

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    Being Empathetic

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    All of us have had compaction for one thing or another in our lives. Our sympathetic feelings toward something is empathy. It is a basic requirement for all human beings. It is natural for us to have an empathetic response towards things. Empathy is a very powerful tool towards our emotional distress. It is hard for us to resist the power of empathetic feelings. When we feel empathy we feel other peoples emotional distresses. We try to feel sympathetic towards the situation or the person. When empathy

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    Being a Cripple

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    word “cripple” to describe herself. In her piece “On Being a Cripple‚” Mairs relays to her audience how she accepts being crippled‚ and she brings attention to her interpretation of the language used by society. Mairs portrays how she feels by setting different tones within her essay. At the start of her writing‚ Mairs puts off a confident‚ bold‚ and defiant feel to her essay. Mairs represents herself as someone who is bold and confident by being very forthright about her opinion. “Perhaps I want

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    Aeden Jaggan 00059536. Review on “A Mathematician’s Lament by Paul Lockhart” Paul Lockhart’s “A Mathematician’s Lament” fulminate against the way mathematics is instructed in many schools as a “robust system of mindless algebraic rules with inconsequential meaning and very little allure.” He also states that “mathematics should always mean creating patterns and crafting meaningful explanations” thus making it a creative process which would coherently make it an art form. Mister Lockhart argues that

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    Man in arms

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    Reform." Social Policy 41.3 (2011): 4-19. Academic Search Premier. Web. 22 Nov. 2013. Stolz‚ Rich. "Reflecting On The Campaign To Reform Immigration FOR America." Social Policy 41.2 (2011): 21-26. Academic Search Premier. Web. 22 Nov. 2013. Frumkim‚ Paul. "Reform Movement." Nation’s Restaurant News 47.4 (2013): 1. MasterFILE Premier. Web. 18 Nov. 2013. Brooks‚ Steve. "The Case For Immigration Reform." Restaurant Business 112.11 (2013): 27. MasterFILE Premier. Web. 5 Dec. 2013. "Discretionary Illegal

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    Being British

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    Being British There are two dimensions to the Scottish independence debate: the head‚ and the heart. If the pro-UK campaign is to win‚ it must appeal to both. Up until now Better Together has focused mainly on the head‚ but this changed last week when Alistair Darling made an emotional speech at the JP Mackintosh lecture. Although he touched on the economics‚ he also raised some emotional questions. Why can’t we be proud of the achievements we’ve had together? Why can’t we be proud of our shared

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    being late

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    Some people would describe being on time as ’old fashioned’‚ but it’s not in the slightest way ’old-fashioned’‚ because actually it’s nothing to do with ’fashion’ or ’generation’. It’s got all to do with basic good manners and respect for other people. Nowadays‚ a meeting set to start at 8am‚ seems to mean for some people in the general vicinity of any time which starts with the numeral 8. Like 8:30am for example. People come in at 8:15 or even later‚ smiling at the waiting group‚ apparently

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    being a christian

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    Melody Tu Being a Christian I became a Christian last year‚ it really changes my life and the way I sees things. I became more positive and contentment about everything. “For God so loved the world that He gave His only be gotten Son‚ that whoever believed in Him should not perish but have eternal life. (John 3:16)”. Eternal life! Who does not want eternal life? All you have to do is believe in Jesus Christ. Being a Christian brings several good effects in life. Firstly‚ becoming a Christian

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    Being a Doctor

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    else could. I believe that the three most important qualities‚ which I possess and can make a great doctor‚ are having empathy‚ being a good listener‚ and being compassionate. Doctors must be able to listen to their patients problems and fully understand them by putting themselves into the patients’ position. I believe that having a good connection with patients and being able to talk to people are the most important qualities that all doctors must possess in order to be effective. Many instances

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    Historical Report on Paul Lauterbur Paul Lauterbur was born right here in Sidney‚ Ohio in 1929. He attended Case Institute of Technology where he majored in chemistry. After graduating with his Bachelor’s degree‚ he started working for Dow Corning Corporation in their Mellon Institute Laboratories. While working he took graduate courses at the University of Pittsburgh for free where he later received his PhD degree in 1962. During his studies‚ he learned about nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)

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