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    Katie Jordan was a college graduate and seemed to be a very trust worthy person. She started working for Aramis Properties when she finished college. This was her first job so she was very excited. Katie was happy and eager about the opportunity that she was given and wanted to do a good job so that she could move up within the company. Katie was hired as an onsite property manager. Her duties were to show apartments to prospective tenants‚ collect rent‚ and supervise a maintenance crew. Katie was

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    King‚ Jr. (from Unit 4) "The Struggle to be an All-American Girl" by Elizabeth Wong (from Unit 7) Begin typing your essay below: Critical Analysis of "The Struggle To be an All-American Girl" In the essay "The Struggle to be an All-American Girl" written by Elizabeth Wong an award-winning contemporary American playwright‚is about a girl struggling to juggle two different cultures. She wants to fit in to be an American‚ while her mother pushes for her to learn the

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    All-American Girls Professional Baseball League While America was at war in Europe‚ many Americans were stocking up on supplies like food‚ water‚ and clothing while worrying about shortages of these materials necessary for living. “America was in the middle of World War II. Baseball was at risk because‚ as citizens saw generously paid athletes "swatting balls while their loved ones were dying on foreign shores‚" interest declined and criticism went up” (Peterik‚ Adam). With top notch players participating

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    The Struggle to be an AllAmerican Girl ELIZABETH WONG “The Struggle to Be an All-American Girl “by Elizabeth Wong is about how a mother wants her kids to learn their native language. It’s still there the school I want to 10 years ago‚ even with the new painting and fence. Am talking about the Chinese school on Yale Street. My brother and I used to go to Chinese school‚ because their mother wanted them to learn Chinese‚ but we really wanted to play with our friends. We walk to school with tears

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    In "The Struggle to Be an All-American Girl‚" Elizabeth Wong explains three common differences between Chinese and American schools. The scent of the schools‚ the subject material‚ and the language are all reasons the character in this essay liked her American public school over her Chinese school. While sitting among her classmates in an empty auditorium‚ the only smell present was the scent of Chinese medicine and imported faraway mustiness. She demised this smell and longed for the scent of French

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    Wong‚ “The Struggle to Be an All-American Girl” is about a girl with a Chinese ethnicity struggling to be an “All-American Girl”. She refuses to learn her native tongue. She presents a series of experiences in her story that explain her transformation from a Chinese girl to an American girl. Wong thought of her heritage as “a source of embarrassment” due to many aspects in her life that made her feel like an outsider and my friend can relate to her experiences. Wong wants to give up on what makes

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    It is quite easy to pass off the study of communications as “no‚ duh” research‚ but every aspect of human communication can be further studied and explained in a way that cannot be seen from the surface. There is a name and concept that accounts for virtually all human behaviors and interactions. Careful study and observation of these behaviors can help us better understand the way people function and become more self-aware. There are some main‚ key concepts that can give a good basis for understanding

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    Case #3 Bitter Girls 1. What is the image you first think of when you hear the brand name Bitter Girls? What are both the strengths and weaknesses of selecting this brand name as to the goal of empowering young girls?  When I first hear the brand name Bitter Girls I image a product that focuses around females who are unhappy‚ upset‚ need a place to vent‚ a way to express anger or resentment‚ or a product made by bitter women. I would not have assumed that the brand was supposed to be uplifting

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    In The Struggle to Be an All American Girl by‚ Elizabeth Wong‚ the author feels that people should not be forced to do anything that they do not agree with. The story is based on Wong’s life experiences. This story was about a young Chinese girl who wanted to live the average American life‚ but‚ her mother thought otherwise. Elizabeth would rather practice the American culture‚ rather‚ than enhance her knowledge of the Chinese culture. Wong’s mother forced her and her brother to attend a Chinese

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    Allstate Case Study How does a company known for being conservative attract a non-conservative target market? Since being the founded in 1931‚ Allstate has been one of the leading companies in the insurance business acting as a leader in sales while remaining vocal about increasing safety processes. Starting in the 1960’s Allstate began promoting the customers safety by playing a role in convincing governments to make seatbelts mandatory and then again in the 70’s to 80’s in promoting airbags

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