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    1: Argument / Discussion Essay Sanil Shiva Prakashan S11098603 UU114 ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES Semester 1‚ 2013 Assignment 1: Argument / Discussion Essay (15%) Due date: 28 March 2013 800-1000 words Mixed or Single-sex schools (the jetnewspaper.com) (sanix-sports.info) Educators debate whether separating boys and girls in schools might improve students’

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    comprehend nor cares to ever find interesting. There is a clear difference between what I find entertaining and what others spend their time enjoying. John Taylor Gatto and Colin Bisset analyze the term “boredom” and give their own opinion on the affect that boredom has on our lives. In the philosophical articles‚ “La Vie D’ennui” by Bisset and “Against School

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    seriously ill or a threat to the society they shall be put to sleep without breaking the law. It is better to end one life then let it suffer. It is wrong for one to suffer without intentionally doing something wrong. These are some of the arguments that John Steinbeck is getting across in his

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    Ashley Barney Critical Response #1 BHS-1382 Robert J‚ Wafula January 26‚ 2012 A Critical Response to the Lucifer Effect Philip Zambardo tries to establish in his writing how someone of good morals can exhibit harsh actions‚ what it takes for them to do such an unspeakable act‚ and the evidence of ungodly actions in recent history. The Lucifer Effect is organized in Mini Chapters to structure Zambardo’s writing. In the beginning of the essay‚ Zambardo states the Lucifer Effect is his way

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    The accounts for personal identity‚ thought up by John Locke‚ were skeptical for several philosophers throughout time. Locke believes that we are the same person as we were yesterday because of our personal identity. He says that our personal identity is founded on consciousness namely‚ a continuity of conscious memories‚ but that the substance of the soul or body does not affect our personal identity. First‚ I will discuss what Locke believes to be a person. Second‚ I will explain why Locke believes

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    American culture changed at the turn of the century due to a challenging reestablished social order. Coney Island at the beginning of the twentieth century had a profound impact on societal norms. Outside of Coney Island‚ women were often treated as inferior while men ruled the throne in nearly all aspects of life. However‚ within Coney Island the gender gap was equalized. Coney Island served as a medium to a change in the traditional mindset. Here‚ the hotels‚ amusement parks‚ and rides and events

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    Critical Response Essay I class‚ we read a short story by George Orwell called Shooting an Elephant. It was a story about courage‚ judgment‚ and the pressure of peers. I personally did not like this story. I found it boring‚ pointless‚ and just another "hasn’t -this -happened -to -you" story about nothing. However‚ it was very well written‚ and if I had to critically respond to this story‚ I would praise the author on a number of things. The story opens by describing the relationship between

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    Readers Response to John Updike’s A&P In the summer of 1961 we meet Sammy. Sammy is a 19-year-old clerk at the local A&P in a small town‚ and one day a few girls walk in‚ in their bikinis. Everyone in the store either stares at them lustfully or averts their eyes uncomfortably. When the manager gets back he scolds the girls and tells them that they cannot come back in there dressed that way again. So Sammy quits. I personally enjoy this story because of the dated wordplay and the character

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    by racial discrimination and mistrust. The town is further thrown into chaos‚ as protests rage over the killing of an African-American youth and then the integration of the major local High school; T.C. Williams. The integration lead to the demotion of a much loved and highly successful head coach of the school state football team by the name of Bill Yoast‚ the job’s new occupancy went to an African-American by the name of Coach Boone‚ who ultimately suffers injustice because of his race and the fact

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    Critical Perspective of John Updike ’s A & P The late writer John Updike was a prolific in his works with over many mediums‚ including novels‚ poetry‚ literary criticism‚ and short stories. A year after the publication of what would perhaps remain his most recognizable work of literature in novel form he penned a short story for The New Yorker entitled A &P. The very brief short story relates the story of young cashier at very ordinary grocery market in a very ordinary suburb of Boston who seemingly

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