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    In both Confetti “Girl and Tortilla Sun”‚ the narrators both disagree with their parent’s points of view‚ ultimately causing tension in the family. In the story “Confetti Girl”‚ her father didn’t spend enough time with her and chose to go to his library. He cleaned his books off instead of spending time with her. She puts her drink on her father’s book because she was mad that he wasn’t paying attention or spending time with her. Also her mother died and she tries to connect with her father but

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    1. Self-Awareness. Boys are simply more self aware than girls are. Boys know that once they have got out of bed in the morning‚ that is pretty much as good as they are going to look for the rest of the day. A quick wash and brush up‚ maybe a shave (according to personal and religious preferences) and that is it. We don’t spend time applying many different layers of make-up‚ or agonising over what to wear that day‚ because we know we’d only be trying to fool ourselves. And this then leads to… 2.

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    challenges. With each obstacle they face generally the outcome will make each individual a little bit stronger. With these experiences our perspective in life changes and we become more knowledgeable. “Girl” and “Tiger Mending” are two stories that I believe reflect this in two very different ways. Jamaica Kincaid’s “Girl” is a story about reflection. It is about a girl reflecting back upon the past. Maybe she just lost her mother or maybe she is grown and finally realizes why her mother told her all

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    The following play that I viewed and am about to critique is‚ “Boy Gets Girl” by Rebecca Gilman. In this play there are seven characters: Theresa‚ Tony‚ Howard‚ Mercer‚ Harriett‚ Les‚ and Beck. The play was set in New York City during the Fall of 2000 and a basic mood of the show was suspenseful drama. The play starts off with Theresa‚ a journalist‚ going on an awkward‚ blind date with Tony‚ that was set up by their mutual friend Linda. After the date‚ Tony constantly sends flowers to Theresa’s

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    Cervantes’ nonfiction passage Tortilla Sun and in Diana López’s nonfiction passage Confetti Girl. In both of these stories‚ a strong tension is formed when each narrator‚ and their remaining parent‚ is faced with a large disagreement of interests. In Tortilla Sun‚ the narrator and their mother argue over the fact

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    called flava “stayed on the market for less than a year”. This Barbie line can be compared to Paris Hilton wearing an Addidas running suit with fat laces on her sneakers. It just doesn’t’ work. Barbie just isn’t as popular anymore among girls anymore. Girls are becoming more interested in Wii‚ and

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    A stereotype is an oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person‚ group of people or thing. A common one that is around even today is gender stereotypes. The short story “Boys and Girls” by Alice Munro is narrated by a young girl who is reflecting back on her childhood when she was challenged greatly by gender norms and had to reconcile expectations with her own identity. The unfairness of gender stereotyping is a prominent theme in this short story. The female narrator was introduced

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    The "One Girl at the Boys Party" uses a mathematical metaphor throughout the poem. I believe this is to portray how members of the opposite sex at a young age are as complicated as math problems to each other. Mathematics is considered a universal language‚ but that is only if you understand it. The poem is seen from the eyes of a mother after she drops her daughter off at a pool party‚ and because of the mothers age and experience‚ she is able to understand the complexities that go on between the

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    space‚ so they have evolved to categorize similar things‚ forming the stereotypes. These have always been a large part of society‚ and despite a lot of efforts over the last few decades‚ the underlying belief system still stands. The short story “Boys and Girls” by Alice Munro shows a lot of the beliefs common of the time: specifically‚ gender roles. The idea that women should remain in the household while the men work the farm is a sentiment expressed by virtually everyone including the narrator’s mother

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    Pastrel’s essay and brainstorming the idea‚ write an essay in which you argue for or against soliciting the donation of organs from healthy donors. Consider each side of the issue and use various methods of development‚ including cause and effect (e.g. why our culture discourages donations to what discouraging donations might lead to). Be sure to address arguments against

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