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    this novel‚ the author takes us to the African village of his childhood. The Dark Child is an autobiography from the life of Camara Laye’s youth in the village of Kouroussa‚ Guinea. The Dark Child was the author’s first work. The author begins the book with a very special contribute to his mother. He speaks upon his strong relationship his mother and he shared. Laye was raised by his mother so they shared a strong bond. His father on the other hand was a father to the village that Laye grew up in

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    Ilayda Ozsan Enka Schools Candidate ID: 002546 - 029 TOK PRESENTATION PLANNING DOCUMENT My presentation dealt with the notions of mental illness‚ mental stability and psychiatry and their relations to norms. My principal question was the presupposition of a reasonable justification for the distinction between mental health and mental illness. The objective of the presentation was to make my classmates more aware of the volatile foundation of mental illness‚ which is supposedly mental health; yet

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    A number of nursing leaders from all over the world to share ideas and discuss any problems to nursing education. Among these many nurses the ones to remember are Isabel Hampton Robb‚ Lavinia Dock‚ and Bedford Fenwick. Robb would present a paper discussed and elaborated and the lack of uniformity. It was here the paper by Florence Nightingale on the need for scientific training for nurses. It was here the birth of the National League for Nursing and

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    The Devil in the White City is a nonfiction book that brings to life the building of the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago. The book talks about a serial killer named H.H Holmes who wins people over with his charm. He is very persuasive and kills people for their life insurance money. Throughout the whole book people come from all over the world to see the World’s Fair in Chicago‚ and Holmes uses this to his advantage. Daniel Burnham is the head architect in charge of building the entire fair. Throughout

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    Victor Romo 17 April 2012 Larson‚ Erik. The Devil in the White City: Murder‚ Magic‚ and Madness at the Fair That Changed America. New York: Vintage‚ 2004. 447 Pages. The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson is a book centered around the events of the Chicago World’s Fair of 1893. This book features a dual storyline following the events of Daniel Burnham and his involvement in the architectural design of the World’s Fair‚ and Dr. H H Holmes‚ a man using Chicago and the World’s Fair

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    I found Stupid White Men‚ a book written by Michael Moore‚ very interesting and funny. The humor in this book is displayed in a dark manor‚ in which he portrays Bush’s administration by highlighting their faulty decisions. Moore makes you want to read on‚ having every page filled with mind blowing facts about our president George W. Bush and the "stupid white men" behind him. Although Moore is white‚ he explains that "every bit of pain and suffering in my life has had a Caucasian face to it" (Moore

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    the White City The author’s argument(s) or what he’s attempting to accomplish with the book‚ analyze those ideas‚ and then assess whether he succeeds. (critical thinking) Include details from the book to demonstrate what you are arguing. Why he wrote a book with two parallel stories rather than writing a book about the fair and then one about the “devil” What did the fair and the killer say about America at the time (about how the White City could be a metaphor foIn The Devil in the White City

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    By JANET MASLIN Published: February 10‚ 2003 THE DEVIL IN THE WHITE CITY Murder‚ Magic and Madness at the Fair That Changed America By Erik Larson Illustrated. 447 pages. Crown Publishers. $25.95. As part of his research for ’’The Devil in the White City’’ Erik Larson visited the part of Graceland cemetery where members of Chicago’s turn-of-the-century elite are enshrined. As he puts it‚ ’’On a crystalline fall day you can almost hear the tinkle of fine crystal‚ the rustle of silk

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    CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION This book covers a broad spectrum in order to illustrate the pervasiveness of upper world criminality across a extensive range of institutions‚ including business‚ government‚ the medical profession‚ and even religious organizations and involving a remarkably diverse set of actors—including executives‚ doctors‚ politicians‚ and computer hackers. The authors have attempted to infuse each chapter with a historical perspective by describing some selected cases from the past in

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    The Lion in the White House Book Report “The Lion in the White House”‚ written by Aida D. Donald‚ is a book about the life of Theodore Roosevelt. She descriptively tells about Roosevelt’s life‚ beliefs‚ accomplishments‚ and leadership. The biography starts off from his first word to his last breath. Roosevelt was a writer‚ cowboy‚ politician‚ environmentalist‚ and president. In shorter words he was his own limelight. At the age of 42 he became the youngest president of the United States of America

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