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    In my opinion‚ teenagers nowadays do not like to read books. There are many factors contributing to this fact. However there is still a small percentage of them who are still the bookworms. But still the majority of them do not like to read books. Among the factors that cause teenagers to not read books is that they are too tied to school related activities. School activities which are usually mandatory are attended by these students who are teenagers. From school activities like homeworks to extra

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    doing to support themselves and their family. In the short story “Boys and Girls” written by Alice Munro‚ the female narrator remembers a time when she was an eleven year old girl working on her family farm. She struggled with accepting that she was going to grow up to do “women’s work”‚ so she chose to do the same work as her father and brother‚ to the dismay of her mother. In the short story “Sweat” written by Zora Neale Hurston‚ Delia Jones is an African American washwoman who works to support her

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    Should Everyone Attend College? Long restless nights and large amounts of debt created by thousands of people to attend college for a better career and cause. Numerous people of different ages‚ races and backgrounds have considered if college is beneficial to them or not. Two educated women‚ Stephanie Owen and Isabel Sawhill‚ authors of “Should Everyone go to College?” published in 2013 by the Brookings Institution emphasizes factors that encourage people to consider whether or not college is actually

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    have to be an experienced professional like myself” resonating in his mind‚ Scott begins to dance his own steps‚ which conveys his refusal to conform to the ballroom dancing world‚ and shows his desire to be different. This is reinforced through the use of lighting‚ which accentuates his unique dance steps‚ and also isolates him at times. Scott moves in and out of the spotlight‚ showing the inner conflict he is experiencing as he struggles to find his sense of self. He alternates between two identities:

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    many countries today‚ single sex schools and mixed schools co-exist for traditional and religious reasons. With the concern from parents regarding negative news about the mixed classes‚ people tend to believe it is beneficial for students’ academic achievement to participate in single-sex schools‚ especially for younger females. However‚ in fact‚ girls can experience both advantages and drawbacks from all girl schools. To begin with‚ the concentration of girls’ natural talents and own characteristics

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    “One person can make a difference‚ and everyone should try.” – John Fitzgerald Kennedy 3 Reasons Why I decided to go to College By: Elizabeth Joyce When I was little I was very unsure of what I wanted to do with my life. One day I would want to be an Architect‚ the next a nurse. Every other week I wanted to be something different. My parents and I never thought seriously about college until I got into high school. In my freshmen year I started getting very good grades‚ while keeping up with varsity

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    States Parties to this Convention‚ Desiring to codify the rules of international law relating to the high seas‚ Recognizing that the United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea‚ held at Geneva from 24 February to 27 April 1958‚ adopted the following provisions as generally declaratory of established principles of international law‚ Have agreed as follows: Article 1 The term "high seas" means all parts of the sea that are not included in the territorial sea or in the internal waters

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    Professor Mullen Eng 350 Satire 15 December 2010 Research essay Use of satire in Pink’s “Stupid girls” Have you ever thought about what is being sung in the song? Did you think about the meaning of the text? Probably yes. So‚ you have noticed that some songs are about how two people love each other‚ others about how could he/she leave him/her. In thirds you do not even know what singer wants to say. But also of course you heard some songs where the singer mocks at something. Where he makes

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    1. Since there is only one girl character ( the narrator) and one boy character(the narrator’s younger brother) in “ Boys and Girls ‚” why do you think Alice Munro uses plural words in the title? I think Alice Munro uses plural in the title to show the readers how stereotypical our society was back then when it comes to gender roles. Back then‚ men were preferable by the society when it comes to doing certain tasks. For example‚ back then women were assign the task of child care‚ food preparation

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    her investigation further to the dark violent world at the dock‚ yet Edie decides to do so in order to bring back justice for the death of her brother. With her determination and a strong moral code based on religious belief‚ Edie awakens the dozing self of Father Barry‚ “a saint hiding in the church”‚ triggers him to be more progressive in his role of spreading Christian message out to the community. With her support‚ Father risks his own safety‚ pledging the longshoremen to go “down the line” with

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