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    Is Freedom Really Free?

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    kidnap could be found. There is one way to survive in this country where hate is found that is to find freedom within thyself and within others who accept you. This was accomplished through 150 students who believed strongly that barriers were meant to be broken. In 1994‚ Erin Gruwell became a teacher to 150 students at Wilson High located in Long Beach California. It was made clear that she was to receive a freshmen class due to “seniority”. What most people are not aware is that Ms. Gruwell had

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    that language is defined as "use of words in agreed way as means of human communication‚ communication of thoughts and feelings through a system of arbitrary signals‚ such as voice sounds‚ gestures‚ or written symbols"‚ it is used at such a frequent rate that only few think about the restrictions we would have without language. On one hand language controls the "knowing" of the other ways of knowing‚ yet on the other hand without the other ways of knowing there wouldn ’t be any language to communicate

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    Does money really bring happiness? This questions has been asked over and over throughout history yet there is no real answer for it. The only way to know is to learn from experiences. In Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun the characters are caught up in caring too much about money‚ and it effects them all in many different decisions that they make such as Ruth wanting to get an abortion‚ Mama buying them a house‚ and Walter investing in the liquor store. Ruth wanting to get an abortion

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    are we really superior?

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    Are We Really Superior? For centuries humans have being considered as the superior specie‚ due to evolution humans are supposed to be the smarter‚ better and superior kind‚ but are we really the superior specie. We are destroying the habitats of the “inferior” specie; we are not only leaving them without homes but worse of all. We are using for ENTERTAINTMENT. We are making them do tricks for us‚ we are using them to get money; we are holding them captive; in places like zoos‚ circuses and aquariums

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    | Does the internet make us better people? | by | | | In a fast paced world like ours today‚ the internet plays a significant role in our everyday life. Such a revolutionary invention‚ with its own pros and cons‚ has stood out to be a major debatable topic. In my opinion‚ the advantages of the internet in our society outrun the disadvantages and help us to be better. It has blessed us with vast knowledge‚ has reduced distance and has made the world look smaller to us. Every corner

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    A Look at Loblaws Companies

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    History In 1919 the first Loblaw grocery store opened in Toronto. Theodore Pringle Loblaw and J. Milton Cork had a new idea of a grocery store‚ one which would be fully self- serve and would offer better quality foods at lower prices. In 1978‚ ‘No Name’ products were introduced into Loblaw stores. These products had distinct yellow packaging‚ and Loblaw stores experienced an outstanding customer feedback. In 1984‚ ‘President’s Choice’‚ one of Loblaw’s own brands made its first debut in stores

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    Distance Still Matters

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    Still Matters The Hard Reality of Global Expansion by Pankaj Ghemawat • Included with this full-text Harvard Business Review article: 1 Article Summary The Idea in Brief—the core idea The Idea in Practice—putting the idea to work 2 Distance Still Matters: The Hard Reality of Global Expansion 12 Further Reading A list of related materials‚ with annotations to guide further exploration of the article’s ideas and applications Reprint R0108K TOOL KIT Distance Still Matters The

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    CJ Lang Core 101-31 Are fraternities really that bad? When people think of fraternity members‚ they usually think of immature guys that just get together and party all the time. Well‚ not all the negative stereotypes of fraternity members are true‚ just like not everything you read on the internet is true. I believe that joining a fraternity is a very good thing to do and think it is something people should do while at college. People assume the stereotypes are true‚ because that may be all

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    Ragtime: a Look at Father

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    Money Does Not Buy Happiness In Ragtime‚ a famous piece of American literature written by E.L. Doctorow‚ Father suffers the fate of being unsuccessful. It seems that Father’s character is depicted by Doctorow as an extremely ordinary upper-class American of the 1920’s. He’s conservative‚ fairly wealthy‚ sexist‚ and racist. He’s an explorer‚ an entrepreneur‚ and a patriot. Doctorow uses Father to show us that success certainly cannot be found through money‚ and for that matter‚ fitting in with

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    Body Matter Analysis

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    the ailment at hand‚ the effects or analysis of the ailment can be seen through three different lenses: illness seen from oneself‚ disease seen by physicians and medical professionals and sickness seen through society at large. In their book Body Matter‚ James and Kevin Aho describe bodily afflictions as seen from the perspective of these three audiences. As a means to further describe ailments through phenomenology‚ heart disease

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