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    Aurora Summary

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    ror"Aurora" Summary The story‚ which relies heavily upon sexual references and drug use‚ opens with the first-person narrator and his friend‚ Cut‚ buying a stash of weed‚ some of which they use as they drive home to sort‚ weigh‚ and bag. Cut is eating cookies‚ but the narrator is waiting for his girlfriend. He notices that the places where she ’d scratched him are healing. When she arrives‚ he notes that she ’s skinny "like a twelve-year-old" and that she has the shakes‚ coming down off some drug

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    Aurora Borealis In 1921 Pierre Gassendi was the person who named the colored light in the sky Aurora Borealis. Aurora comes from the goddess of dawn and borealis comes from the god of the north wind‚ which in Latin mean Boreas. Another name for them is the Northern Light. Alaska is one of few to have the privilege to see them. In the black and white picture by William R. Norton‚ in the Yukon Territory shows the northern lights. In this picture it show a lot of trees‚ snow and a single cabin

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    A major problem that is rising in America is Child abuse. We need to work together as a community‚ to come up with a resolution. People need to report suspected abuse in the first place. On the contrary‚ someone may witness violence as it happens‚ fear of retaliation prevent them from calling the police or social worker. By the same token‚ someone may feel that it is best for the child to report abuse. However‚ may not say anything as a result of guilt and embarrassment. Nevertheless‚ these emotions

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    Like A Girl Commercial

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    Leading the audience to realize what an impact “Like a Girl” can have on adolescent girls (Case study: Always #LikeAGirl). After watching what the young adults considered to be “Like a Girl” the commercial then shows little girls around the age of ten and what their response to what it is like to be a girl. All of the younger girls doing the task as intense as possible‚ they showed confidence and determination of what it is like to be "a girl". This part of the commercial pulls the audience in with

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    Save the Girl Child

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    At least in India‚ the girl child has been a topic of discussions and debates for the past several decades but‚ even today‚ the position appears to remain unchanged. The girl was always an unwanted child‚ and was found killed at birth. With the advancement of Science and Technology this killing has only gone still further - for now the girl child is being killed even before birth. The present scenario in which the girl child is mercilessly killed even before birth‚ does not speak too well about

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    Will Smith Essay

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    Will Smith In my life ‚ I have had many Idols-From Eddie Murphy to Tupac‚ they have never been scarce in number. However‚ I am taking this time to dedicate my essay to the one person I find has had an adventurous life-Will Smith. At the age of sixteen‚ Smith met a DJ at a party. The pair became friends‚ and the rapping duo DJ Jazzy Jeff and soon enough the Fresh Prince was born. Wilfard Christopher Smith Jr. was

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    Hope Dercks The Capital of Black America Can you ever imagine living in a time when the blacks were completely separated from the whites? Think of all of your close friends and maybe even relatives that are black‚ and seeing them being treated as if they were worthless. All of this changed during the Harlem Renaissance. People such as writers‚ artists‚ and musicians solely believed that Harlem should be a place for Africans to express their culture without being judged by white people. So

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    Black Girl Stereotypes

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    I am a black girl who grew up in predominately white areas. Growing up all my friends were white and although I wondered what it was like to have black friends‚ it never really bothered me. They were my friends‚ it didn’t matter what color their skin was. Then in sixth grade‚ I moved to Norfolk‚ Virginia. Norfolk has a large African-American community and I was excited to have friends that looked like me. However‚ when I was around the black kids in my school I never felt like I belonged

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    Save the Girl Child

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    In older days the birth of a girl child was considered as auspicious. As per an Indian proverb‚ "A home without a daughter is like a body without soul". The birth of a daughter in the house was compared with the advent of Goddess Laxmi‚ the Goddess of wealth and Goddess Saraswati‚ the Goddess of Knowledge and Wisdom. No ceremony was considered to be complete in absence of women. The belief was that "No home is complete without a woman." Worst of all she is often killed before being born while

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    These days gender imbalance is becoming a grave problem especially in India. Girls are either aborted from mother’s womb or killed after birth. This gives rise to crimes like rape and killing. Write an essay emphasizing importance of women in the society. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ In ancient time birth of a girl child was considered as auspicious. As per an Indian proverb‚ “A home without a daughter is like a body without soul”. The birth of a daughter in the house was compared with the advent of Goddess Laxmi

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