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    Being a True Lasallian

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    PERSEF3 – S17 Reflection Paper Being a True Lasallian I’ve been studying in De La Salle University ever since I graduated from high school. I’m already a senior student here in the university and I think I already get the gist of being a true Lasallian. Being a Lasallian is more than the usual phrase "achievers for God and country". For almost a hundred years of Lasallian education being present in our country‚ there are two things that can surely define what it means to be a Lasallian. First

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    The Unheard Voice of Commitment What the reader understands of the infidelity of Milan Kundera’s characters in The Unbearable Lightness of Being is a mere distraction from the real substance of the story and of the character’s real purpose. Kundera offers the reader a red herring and only through close examination can one dissect and abstract the true essence of each character’s thread that links them to one another in this story. For it is not clearly seen: in fact‚ it can not be seen at all

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    Being Good at Heart

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    Anne was a young girl‚ caged in her own little world. Her situation wasn’t a great one. She was faced with discrimination because of what she believed in‚ because she was a Jew. Regardless to what Hitler and the Nazis put her and her family through‚ Anne still believed that these people were good people. She believed that they were still good at heart. One can tell that Anne Frank was a very understanding and optimistic person. Many in this world come out to be optimistic as well — or try to be.

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    Explore how Wilde brings to life the two different characters in this passage and what does the passage reveal about their relationship with each other? This is an extract taken from the First Act of the play The Importance of Being Earnest which is written by the English writer‚ Oscar Wilde in the 19th century. This play is a comedy of manners‚ which satirizes the values during the Victorian Era. In this extract‚ the setting is only in the city - specifically in Algernon’s flat in Half-Moon

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    Foetus Is Not a Human Being

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    The issue regarding foetus as a human being is controversial among scholars. Two schools of thought have been postulated‚ some in support of a foetus as a person by giving biblical references (Psalms 139 verse 13-15) hence they regard foetus as a human being which falls under section 12 of the Zimbabwean constitution. A foetus has also been protected and included in article 6.1 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights that it has the right to life and the right shall be protected

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    Perks Of Being Wallflower

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    Perks of Being a Wallflower Text to Film: Does The Film Hurt Or Enhance? Stephen Chbosky’s epistolary novel and film‚ The Perks of Being a Wallflower‚ published in 1999 and directed in 2012‚ both contain unique structural and content changes to add depth to Charlie’s character in the novel and gain multiple perspectives to better understand Charlie. Stephen Chbosky’s distinctive role as the author‚ screenwriter‚ and director of The Perks of Being a Wallflower help to maintain the integrity of the

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    Business of Being Born

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    sHeidi Paul Business of Being Born There is a culture of “women-only” that runs rampant in spaces for pregnant women. Much of the talk is about how valuable women find the support of other women. It also excludes men from the process and experience of pregnancy‚ as much as they can experience it. Overall the film focuses on the fact that women have been told they’re not responsible for their birth. Katsi Cook‚ a Mohawk women and Native women’s health activist said she “believes that

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    What is life‚ or rather‚ what do we mean by being alive? In my opinion life is the most precious gift ever given to us though it is difficult to be understood as a concept. It is a one time deal and we have to make the best out of it. Being alive is enjoying freedom. Life is freedom. We are free to expend it for nothing or for everything… A bird flying in the sky lives for the only reason of appreciating freedom. How can we imagine a life without being free? When we are free our life is filled with

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    Book Report: The Perks of Being a Wallflower The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky is a 256-page drama novel published by MTV on February 1‚ 1991. The story is written in a series of letters to an anonymous friend by the protagonist and main character Charlie who is very sensitive and has a lot of feelings along with being a wallflower. In the letters he reveals his secrets‚ stories‚ and also his worries and fears in life. The novel takes place in Western Pennsylvania. Charlie

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    Rita Pyrillis‚ who wrote Sorry for “Not Being a Stereotype‚” demonstrates through examples of being stereotyped by not meeting people’s expectation to understand that she’s an American Indian. A Stereotype is a judgment people have on various groups because of their gender‚ cultures‚ or simply the way they present themselves. Also‚ stereotyping individuals occurs quite often in society. Groups in a society that are easy targets of stereotype include women‚ Arab/Muslim‚ and sexuality. The media

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