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    Things Fall Apart

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    In the novel Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe‚ he tells a fascinating and intriguing story about a culture on the brink of change. Within the novel‚ Achebe discusses how change affects the traditional people in the Igbo community of Umuofia. When Europeans take over Okonkwo’s village‚ they threaten to eradicate the traditional methods of Okonkwo and his people. As the novel continues‚ the traditional methods that were essential to surviving in some ways become expendable. Throughout the entire

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    war is the amount of death that soldiers encounter. During the Vietnam War‚ soldiers saw their brothers and enemies getting violently killed every day. Before war‚ the soldiers had never been around so much death and destruction. In the novel The Things They Carried‚ the narrator focuses on important deaths and analyzes them from different points of view. A death is a huge event‚ and not something that can be classified as an absolute. The way you view a death one day can be vastly different from

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    Coco and Better Things

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    what is going on in the world. People get so caught up in their planning‚ and organizing‚ they truly forget about the best things their family‚ friends‚ and their life. People put off going to see their family often saying‚ it can wait till next weekend‚ or they put off going on the date with their significant other because work is more important and they have better things to do that night. Four years ago when I was 13‚ my grandpa passed away. I couldn’t bear the thought of him actually being

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    The Thing About Books

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    “The Thing about Books” Do you get that overwhelming euphoric feeling when you go inside a bookshop or a library? Do you smell through the pages of old books‚ yellow and worn out with time (and new ones!)‚ and get that ecstatic sensation? Do you get that comforting feeling when you know you are carrying some books with you‚ even just for the sake of carrying it (not to mention‚ it is a cure for that toxic boredom‚ too)? During rainy days and bed weathers‚ do you just want to grab something from

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    Things They Carried Term

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    seriousness of a particular event? Situations in history exist only in our thoughts rather than our presence. As past events have unfolded so has the opportunity for growth. One such era includes the Vietnam War. Tim O’ Brien’s novel entitled The Things They Carried creates an atmosphere of knowledge surrounding the struggles related to the Vietnam War. To grasp the concept of such a brutal historical event one must understand the struggles and decisions made by people during that era. Thus

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    Do the right thing

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    Do The Right Thing Do the Right Thing is a 1989 American comedy-drama film. The movie takes place Brooklyn‚ New York and tells a story of the racial tension in the neighborhood from white‚ blacks‚ latinos and italians. This films shows how each race has deals with race in the neighborhood and how it is handled. There are three main business that dominate the neighborhood which is a storefront radio station‚ convenience store owned by a korean couple and a Sal’s famous pizzeria which are white

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    One Amazing Thing

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    Chitra Divakaruni’s novel‚ One Amazing Thing‚ serves as both a mirror and a window; it affirms some of my own thoughts and beliefs and permits me to see new perspectives‚ understand different cultures‚ and encounter new ideas. A major theme that is discussed in the novel is fate and endeavoring to exert and influence the predetermined fate and destines. This novel serves as a mirror because fate frequently regarded to as determined by a supernatural power‚ beyond an individual’s control‚ and can’t

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    Stirring Things Up

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    In the business world there are many things that need to be assessed to increase productivity and growth. The operation techniques that Starbucks’ adopted with having their employees constantly busy doing a function rather than waiting on the coffee was a very proactive approach to business strategy. This type of production would be considered as a process since there is a continuous flow of products being produced (Fundamentals of Management Essential Concepts and Application Chapter 5). This

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    The Things I Carry

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    The Things I’d Carry In the novel The Things They Carried‚ by Tim O’Brien‚ soldiers would do just about anything to stay sane and alive during the Vietnam War. Some men would have carried things with them during the war. These same men would carry things to remind them of home‚ others would carry an item to help them feel better during their hardships. What these men carried was something to hold onto‚ moreover not an item but of a memory or a dream. Soldiers would do just about anything to stay

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    The Weight of The Things They Carried Tim O’Brien makes a very big deal out of the concept of “truth” throughout his novel The Things They Carried; such a big deal‚ in fact‚ that over the course of his work he continually redefines and even contradicts himself as to what “truth” really is. In the chapter entitled “How to Tell A True War Story”‚ O’Brien offers a multitude of criteria that supposedly defines what does and does not make a true war story. O’Brien offers the first commandment for

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