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    Education: Causes and Effects In many situations‚ higher education separates people from their families‚ social backgrounds‚ and cultures. This often causes mixed emotions‚ awkward feelings‚ and other conflicts. Some of these conflicts are described in works such as "Aria" by Richard Rodriguez‚ and "The Right to Write" by Frederic Douglass. "Aria" comes from the biography of Richard Rodriguez‚ the son of two Mexican immigrants. He describes his struggle to grow up in a primarily white‚ English-speaking

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    the diceros bicornis or the black rhino is indeed doomed. This rhino has been named critically endangered with a population today of only 4‚848. These rhinos are found throughout southern and eastern Africa including Kenya‚ Tanzania‚ Cameroon‚ Namibia‚ Zimbabwe and Angola. My knowledge of the black rhino has increased dramatically due to my interest in endangered species. I became interested in endangered species when an advocate from the World Wildlife Foundation came to my school in 8th grade. Ever

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    In the morning‚ Rainsford awakes in Zaroff’s comfortable bed. But to his surprise he finds Zaroff sitting on the chair next to the bed pointing a gun straight to his face. With sudden shock Rainsford gets up quickly. Fear filled his whole body‚ sweat poured down his face‚ and his body froze. “Walk slowly‚ don’t make no sudden movement’s son.” Zaroff said calmly‚ but firm. Walking slowly but steady he crosses the room to the door. He opens the door and walks out with the gun still to his forehead

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    Article Review: Cancer 1. Gibbs‚ W W. "Untangling the Roots of Cancer." Scientific American July 2003: 56-65. Print. 2. In the human body‚ cells are constantly going through the cell cycle. An important step of the cell cycle is called mitosis‚ in which the cell (referred to as the parent cell) undergoes a series of steps that lead to the formation of two daughter cells. This process only occurs in somatic cells‚ which are any non-gamete cells. Gametes are haploid (containing only half of a full

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    anxiety under control and relax. Steps Part One: Accepting Stress 1. Recognize stress. Obviously‚ some stress is good for us — it adds interest‚ excitement and motivation to life‚ in the right balance.[1] It is when the level of stress in your life causes you to put up with(chịu đựng‚ kiên nhẫn chịu đựng; tha thứ) things that are harming or distressing(làm lo âu‚ làm lo lắng) you constantly that you risk sliding into (rơi vào‚ sa ngã )being too stressed. You could be too stressed if: All you do and

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    Cause and effect essay It’s Not Just a Sunday thing More than 40% of Americans claim to attend church or synagogue regularly‚ and only about 15% say they never attend. Easter is one of two times a year‚ along with Christmas‚ when pews are filled to capacity in many churches‚ bringing to mind the question: Just why do Americans attend church? Some of the reasons include: to worship God to establish a social connection within the

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    The Holocaust‚ a gruesome slaughter of what is estimated to be eleven million people‚ mainly Jews‚ is arguably the most influential event to occur in human history. This tragic event occurred in the modern day countries of Germany‚ Austria and Poland‚ which were all Nazi occupied countries at the time. Before Jews and other victims were murdered‚ they were often forced into physical labor. Victims were also killed in horrendous ways‚ such as being left without food and water for days‚ before being

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    Tyler Wilson Professor Kabaji Freshman Composition Cause and Effect 5 July 2015 Essay Preliminary Work 1. What topic did you choose from the homework section? Why do so many adults return to college later in life. 2. What is the thesis statement of this essay? These “non-traditional” adult students have many reasons for continuing their education or pursuing new occupational goals altogether. 3. What are the three topic sentences? A common reason people return to college is for work related motives

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    decrease the number of shelters and the illnesses that occur when being homeless; having no home or shelter is a major societal issue that needs to be resolved in order to make society better. Homelessness is a societal issue that is a result of three causes: a catastrophe‚ mental illness‚ and job loss. Homelessness is sometimes inevitable when a catastrophe‚ an extreme unpredictable event‚ occurs. These events can range from a fire in the home to the loss of a family member. Hurricane Katrina caused

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    radiation and broke down releasing chlorine and bromine into the ozone layer. The ozone layer is the earth’s ultraviolet shield. The chemistry is such that the chlorine and bromine attack the ozone‚ reducing it to ordinary oxygen which as no shielding effect from UV-B. The complex chemical reactions allow the chlorine and bromine to interact again and again with ozone molecules‚ until they eventually leave the ozone layer bonded to some other compound. Since the Montreal Protocol was developed to control

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