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    In the religion of Buddhism‚ we look on how the Buddhist has help him/herself simply by applying the Eight-Fold Path to a chaotic world we live in today. The Eight- Fold Path consist of having the right view‚ thought‚ speech‚ action‚ livelihood‚ effort‚ mindfulness‚ and concentration. Often life leaves us drained after we put in a hard day of work. Buddhist understand that their attitude on how they see opposition means everything and can bring them to their true self. Having the right view encompasses

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    Many of the characters display their need to find happiness and craving to be accepted by the upper social class‚ including Gatsby himself. Jay Gatsby’s extravagant life as a wealthy‚ charismatic man living in the West Egg Village of New York City. Gatsby‚ the main character‚ based his love for Daisy on a young girl he met before going to war. The green light at the end of Daisy’s dock is symbolic‚ where America was perceived as a land of opportunity with limitless possibilities which could be obtained

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    The Right Path “Two roads diverged in a wood‚ and I took the one less traveled by‚ and that has made all the difference.” In life‚ we are faced with many situations that cause us to have to make decisions. The easiest thing to do isn’t always the right; the right thing isn’t necessarily the easiest. Sometimes we have to make the right choices on our own without any influence. Going to college was the best decision I ever made. Of course I could have taken the easy way out and not attend college

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    In the novel‚ The Running Dream‚ the character who changes the most is the main character Jessica‚ whom undergoes many significant changes in her mentality after she lost her leg in a traffic accident. Before the accident‚ Jessica was a strong and determined runner. Running was literally her life. She was one of the fastest track runners in her division and it seemed like she was always setting a new record. After the accident Jessica is at an all time low‚ it now takes her five minutes to move

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    A Path to Success 25 years ago‚ my parents came to America looking for a new life. They both were teachers in Vietnam with highly educated backgrounds. However‚ when we got to America‚ everything changed. It is not about who you were‚ but it is about how we can learn to adapt to the new environment with a new culture. My parent had to struggle to make a living; I remember both of my parents had to work at a restaurant; cleaning tables and washing dishes. At that time‚ there was no dish washer

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    the novel are true regardless of the impossible scenery‚ the true aspects of leadership‚ knowledge‚ power‚ and character. Andrew “Ender” Wiggin possessed many characteristics that made his a superior leader‚ if not the best possible leader‚ than any of his comrades. Among these‚ the three main leadership traits he possessed were Empathy‚ Trust‚ and Patience. Empathy The defining character trait for Ender was his ability to be empathetic. In contrast with his two older siblings; Peter‚ who lacked

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    Bob Ewell stopped Atticus on the post office corner‚ spat in his face‚ and told him he’d get him if it took the rest of his life’. Ewell’s initial reaction to seeing Atticus is to disrespect him and spit on him. This reflects deeply on his character‚ as it shows that he is probably abusive and disrespectful to everyone no matter what their background is. Fischler 2 Ewell lived without a conscience and made immoral decisions without a hint of guilt. Ewell demonstrates his unscrupulous

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    The second character trait Simon possesses is that he is devotedly faithful. He is an enormous believer of God and loves sharing his faith with other people. This is proven during various conversations with Reverend Russell and his best friend‚ Joe Wenteworth. When Simon is talking to the reverend‚ he suggests that God made him the way he is for a reason and says‚ “I think I’m God’s instrument - that he’s gonna use me to carry out his plan.” The last occurrence when Simon is faithful happens when

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    Lulu Stevens HST 143 Dr. Quirk 10/26/14        The Path Between the Seas By: David Mccullough David McCullough’s The Path Between Seas was printed in New York City‚ New York in the year 1977. The events regarding the Panama Canal as discussed in David McCullough’s The Path Between Seas allowed an impressive assertion of American power--the likes of which had never before been displayed.  In it’s rich history‚ this novel offers recollections of failure on France’s part‚ American strength

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    Wolfsheim’s dialogue‚ Nick determines interesting aspects of Meyer’s personality personality‚ comes to understand more about Wolfsheim’s relationship to Gatsby‚ and eventually becomes even more suspicious of his wealthy neighbor. Wolfsheim’s distinct character traits‚ which Fitzgerald exaggerates through quirks in his behavior and manner‚ are subject to Nick’s judgements

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