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    Water Pollution: What You Can’t See Can Hurt You By Kristie Brown Most people have the idea that American waterways are more polluted now than ever in the past‚ but in some ways‚ this just isn’t true. Prior to the passing of the Clean Water Act of 1972‚ point source pollution was actually much worse than it is today. This refers to the type of pollution that enters our rivers through direct drainage pipes‚ and the problem has been visibly decreased all over the country. This may seem like

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    Steps To Catch A Football

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    Today i am teaching you the steps to catching a football like a pro. You may think it is very easy but there are a vary of steps you probably do not know about catching a football. The proper steps before you learn to catch a football is that you should always be aware and know where quarterback is so you can watch the ball when it is thrown. Another step is that you should always be squared up with the ball and light on your feet in case you have to run or back up to catch the ball. The steps i

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    The Season Between You and Me Cassidy Emmerich‚ a high school senior in Robin Constantine’s fiction book‚ “The Season Between You and Me‚” is ready for a summer that will take her mind off her recent breakup‚ so she decides to visit her father whom lives in a small town named Crest Haven. Bryan Lakewood‚ a high school senior in a wheelchair who lives in Crest Haven‚ is looking at summer in a way of tough adjustments. Both Cassidy and Bryan are expecting a hard summer but neither are expecting to

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    Taylor Goldhahn “But there was a catch…. Catch-22.” On the small island of Pianosa‚ just south of Elba‚ an American bombardier squadron was going insane. Throughout the novel‚ Joseph Heller describes this squadron through the eyes of one of its own‚ Yossarian. Heller uses symbolism‚ chaotic perspective‚ and morbid imagery to show the effects of war on these soldiers. Heller uses the soldiers of the squadron and locations that these soldiers visit as his symbols to show the effects of war on these

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    Bureaucracy in Catch-22

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    Bureaucracy in Catch-22 When the word “bureaucracy” first appeared over one hundred years ago‚ it actually indicated something positive. Prior to the Industrial Revolution‚ governments were run via the simple exercise of power by ruling authorities. However‚ as growing populations made this process unwieldy and inefficient‚ it became clear that a new kind of administrative system was necessary. It was German political economist Max Weber who coined the term “bureaucracy” to describe a new theory

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    In just sixteen words‚ “You Fit into Me” creates an unsettling image with the description of a fish hook lodged in an eye. The implications of that image range from the simple‚ like two incompatible personalities‚ to the disturbing‚ like an abusive relationship. But the most overt implication is a sexual one‚ and when paired with such painful imagery‚ it suggests that the poem is about continuous sexual abuse. The first line‚ “you fit into me‚” is physical through the use of the verb “fit.” When

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    Call if you need me 1. Analyse the point of view. The point of view is based on the narrator written in a first person view talking the in the past. 2. Analyse the setting. The main characters in the story are Nancy and the narrator‚ Dan. The story takes place in Eureka in California. When the story takes place is unknown‚ but in the story it is common to have a car‚ so I am guessing that the story takes place somewhere in the present. 3. Give a character description of

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    To Catch A Falling Knife

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    Daniel Johnson’s poetry book‚ To Catch a Falling Knife‚ takes a different approach to any situation. He has an obvious dark perspective to the poems he writes. A common theme to weave through his work is destruction. In the poem‚ Accounting for the Wren‚ the Rocket‚ and immaterial‚ it speaks of how the “ vapor trail vanished: the absence of geese: a gaping/ space where before there was none./ Begin again the slow loss” (Johnson 3). This is a subdued description for Johnson. In the poem‚ My father

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    Catch-22 features Captain John Yossarian‚ a bombardier stationed on a fictional island called Pianosa during World War II. Throughout the novel‚ Yossarian finds various ways to avoid flying dangerous missions in hopes of staying alive and surviving the war. However‚ as Yossarian works harder and harder to survive‚ his concern for his own well being and his growing concern for the other members of his squadron come into conflict with one another‚ and after losing several members of his squadron‚ he

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    Can You Relate ? William Shakespeare is a brilliant man. He wrote many great plays. It is still amazing how Juliet relates to modern day teens in so many ways‚ when the play was written in 1597. In The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet‚ Juliet is a love sick teenager who goes through a tragic romance‚ but it is the series of events and how she responds to them that makes her relatable to modern day teens. These similarities occur in the way Juliet and teens today act. The first likeness is in the word

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