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    Being a Teenager

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    I understand that there are some teenagers that do follow these stereotypes‚ but it’s unfair to categorize us all like that. When I first started my job at T.J.Maxx two years ago‚ there was not a day that passed that I did not feel judged for being a teenager. All of the older associates always questioned what I was doing and stared at me like a just committed the worst crime possible. They did not even give me a chance to prove to them that I know what I am doing and that I am actually pretty

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    Being 18

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    birthday!! While others are thinking of how I should live my life‚ I am experiencing some very different things. For the first time in my life‚ Ive been scared about growing old and the responsibilities that come along!! Its ironic because just a year ago‚ I couldn’t wait to turn 18. A research shows that human beings have about 60 to 80 thousand thoughts a day. However being 18 I can totally guarantee that they’re not less than a million for me! Thoughts from planning what to do in a day‚ what book

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    Being Ungrateful

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    Malik Lewis Prof. La Puma English 1121 March 13‚ 2012 Being Ungrateful The “Necklace” by Guy de Maupassant‚ is a story about a beautiful girl‚ named Mathilde Loisel who was born into an unfavorable family. She then got married‚ Monsieur Loisel who is a common clerk‚ who can only provide her with little things. Unhappy with her circumstances‚ Mme Loisel always felt beneath herself. So to become the person she wanted to be she borrowed a friends necklace for a party‚ she lost it‚ and then had

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    Being Clean

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    that it should be removed; and when we remember that this dirt may consist of irritating particles of minerals in the form of dust‚ or of poisonous chemicals‚ and‚ more fatally‚ of disease germs‚ we shall be greatly impressed with the necessity of being clean. Cleanliness is the absence of dirt‚ including dust‚ stains‚ bad smells and garbage. Cleanliness includes criteria such as health and beauty. The term Cleanliness derives from the meaning absence of odor‚ avoidance of and to avoid the spreading

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    Being a twin

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    "What’s it like being a twin?" This is a question I’ve been asked countless times; I don’t blame people for their curiosity. It is an incomparable experience. Few people have the opportunity to experience such a close bond with another individual. From the day of conception‚ we’ve literally been side by side or metaphorically‚ attached at the hip. Such a close relationship resulted in our mutual dependence. Growing up‚ we were always‚ “the twins”‚ sometimes even referred to as “Carlana.” We were

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    Betrayal of Deep Friendships and the Consequences “Love is whatever you can still betray. Betrayal can only happen if you love” (John Le Carre). Betrayal is a huge part of Gene and Amirs’ lives in A Separate Peace and in The Kite Runner. They are both pushed to do things they normally wouldn’t do because of the feelings of guilt from betraying their best friends. They betray the people closest to them‚ the only people who truly care for them. The circumstances and outcomes of both books are

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    On Being A Cripple

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    On Being a Cripple Nancy Mairs is a cripple. She knows it and she chooses this word to describe herself. But why does she choose this particular word? Why not “handicapped” or “disabled”? Why must she make people cringe at the bluntness of cripple? There is very little that Mairs can control‚ not her fingers‚ not her hands‚ not her mouth‚ arms‚ and certainly not her fate‚ but maybe‚ just maybe‚ she can control the way you see her. Mairs perhaps chose the word cripple because of the way people

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    Three major consequences or costs of mass incarceration is‚ one‚ sever social consequences. Another consequence is sexually transmitted diseases and teenage pregnancy. The third consequence is the ability to vote. These three consequences are severe enough where it affects America as a whole. Now‚ I will discuss each consequence in a little more detail. This will help in the answer of why these consequences are so detrimental to America. I will also‚ be summarizing the article the Sentencing Project’s

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    on being white

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    It is already understood by researchers in the Human Sciences field that gender is one of the most important topics concerning identity which is crucial “to understand social and cultural changes in contemporary life” (p. 289). The article “On being white‚ heterosexual and male in a Brazilian school: multiple positionings in oral narratives”‚ written by Luiz Paulo Moita Lopes‚ aims to expose how the social identities of whiteness‚ heterosexuality and masculinity are naturalized and constructed as

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    Being Ordinary

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    all the necessary qualities‚ they are defamed. They may experience the ill effects of the shame of a mental or physical sickness‚ et cetera. All in all‚ what is shame? What’s more‚ how could it have been able to it come to being? The Greeks‚

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