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    The Just and Unjust About Homelessness Don Mitchell (2007‚ 45) in Axiom 6 presents the idea that “landscape is the spatial form that social justice takes.” In another work‚ “Homelessness‚ American Style‚” Mitchell argues that “[T]o speak of ‘homelessness’ is to speak of how social relations are organized (2011‚ 933). Justice can be defined as an act that is free of discrimination. On the other hand‚ injustice can be defined as an act of discrimination. The use of spatial forms can create justice

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    Weston E. Nicholson September 7‚ 2010 ENG 111-15G Diagnostic Essay Writing Fireworks I have never been very good in English class; I find that adverbs‚ nouns and adjectives confuse me. I have‚ however‚ enjoyed composition. I am the kind of writer that writes about anything for any reason. It can be fiction‚ non-fiction or even a mix of both; but I go on and on until I get bored with it‚ than stop. Usually when I receive an assignment‚ I just start writing and writing and when

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    Sometimes I wish my name wasn’t Anastasia. Since I was little‚ I’ve heard the same things over and over from family members. Anastasia is such a powerful name. I can tell you’ll be very important when you’re older. Then I grew up and everyone realized I wasn’t any smarter than the average 5th grader. I used to love my name. I would say it with pride and smile when people told me how unique it was. Then I started school and everything changed. Everyone would bombard me with questions I had no idea

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    GAAP are: 1. Unusual nature 2. Occurred not frequently http://accountinginfo.com/financial-accounting-standards/asc-200/225-20-extraordinary-items.htm Do you believe that the terrorist attack on 9/11/01 was an extraordinary event for financial reporting purposes? Do you believe that the losses from Hurricane Katrina in 2005 should have been reported as extraordinary losses by the companies affected? What about Hurricane Sandy in November‚ 2012? Yes they all are Extraordinary Event for financial

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    only can college open more job opportunities‚ but it also insures a safe future and guarantees more money in the long run. First off‚ let’s think about all of the job opportunities college opens up. In the article‚ Why College Isn’t (and Shouldn’t Have to be) For Everyone‚ by Robert Reich for the Huffington post‚ on paragraph 6 it states‚ ¨ a degree from a prestigious university can open door to elite business school and law schools.¨ Having a college degree is vital if you want a productive future

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    Soul Food flim analysis

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    English 102­61  13 February 2014         Critic Frank Ochieng mentioned‚ “Soul Food is an appetizing dish...an ethnic dramedy  served with spicy attitude” (Ochieng). It is a warm­hearted‚ stupendous‚ touching‚ and  sensational family film. ​ Soul Food ​ tells a story from the point of view of an eleven year old boy  named Ahmad acted by Brandon Hammond. The film is about an African­American family‚  which has eaten soul food dinner as a family every Sunday for over forty years. Throughout this 

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    The comedy-drama film “Year of the Dog” is indeed an inspirational one to me. It introduced the main character name Peggy Spade who is an average office assistant that has a difficult time fitting in with others around her. Peggy’s quirky personality made her bond more with her dog Pencil‚ resulting in the lack of her social life. This film depicts how the lost of Peggy’s dog led to her discovery of her own vocation on being an animal activist and opens up opportunities of romance as a replacement

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    Diagnostic Writing Katelyn Bjerke Some people believe that students should pass a standardized test before being awarded their diploma. I think that students should not have to pass a standardized test before they receive their diploma. I do not believe it is the most accurate way to test a student’s skills. One reason a standardized test should not be required is that some students don’t test well. Some of the students that naturally don’t test well get good grades and are good students.

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    of anonymity‚ and the reoccurring matter of miscommunication. As media‚ technology‚ and culture continue to evolve‚ the Internet expands with unlimited access to everything: from music to news‚ and lots of scandal. People everywhere have the ability to post whatever they want online. This challenges widely shared values because the Internet contains a wide and vast database of information and media. This sometimes leads people to believe in different values than they are meant to believe

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    The house for the lost soul. Absent-mindedly‚ 17-year-old Trey Fierce read the line of words carved on the wood plank on the wall which were a subtle depiction of everyone whose life thrown into this place; the facility for the mentally incompetent‚ the unbalanced person‚ the deranged - those were just a few of the names. Whoever had said that madness was always in the form of frenzy and hysteria‚ must have never dealt with madness itself. It was often soundless and discreet‚ appeared in many tender

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