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    Eleanor Roosevelt’s altruism guided her to change the foreseeable future ahead of her. Roosevelt excelled in bringing awareness to common societal issues as well as solutions to resolve them. She is a passionate advocate for people of all backgrounds. She pursued justice for African Americans heavily for years and exemplified kindness towards them. Roosevelt’s hands-on approach to racial injustice also carried over to her affiliation with women’s empowerment. As seen through her leadership roles

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    that is why the women of today are more assertive and demanding than they used to be and there are many women today who are just as good if not better than their male counterparts. Moreover‚ some of the most influential people in society are women: Eleanor Roosevelt‚ Queen Elizabeth‚ Jane Adams‚ Marie Curie‚ Hellen Keller‚ and even Oprah Winfrey Over decades it was men that filled the high profiled vacancies while women had to fill the low ounces and very often if the high profile vacancies were

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    had been bought with cash or by practicing petty economies like buying day-old bread or warming several dishes in the oven to save gas. Mexican women worked 70 hours a week for as little as 30 cents a day picking nut meat from shells by hand. Eleanor Roosevelt noted‚ “Practically every woman‚ whether she is rich or poor‚ is facing today a reduction of income.” women had no choice but to work‚ providing the sole source of support for themselves or their families. People may have thought that

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    more independent decisions‚ and allowed other women to use this permission in order to seek about other changes that could be made‚ such as a woman being able to work in government status‚ and eventually‚ did happen after President Kennedy appointed Eleanor Roosevelt as chairwoman in 1961. This was a gigantic leap forward in the Women’s Rights campaign‚ and‚ similarly to the Civil Rights movement‚ motivated women to

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    but the feeling of knowing what’s going on is worth it. I can never live a life in a world were friends only talk online‚ I think it will get boring‚ very quickly. Task 1B Appendix 1‚ Eleanor and Park‚ is an extract from the book Eleanor and Park. In the extract‚ it is described to us how the friendship between Eleanor and Park slowly begins to take place. Every day they sit next to each other on the school bus‚ back and forth. They never talk‚ and have never talked to each other. They both are some

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    Oratorical Piece Theme: “Students as Catalysts for Peace” Friends‚ let me begin by quoting you a line lifted from Eleanor Roosevelt. “It isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn’t enough to believe in it. One must work at it.” This ladies and gentlemen challenges Juan De la Cruz‚ the majority common Filipino people. And what is more moiling to this are the sweet and sour additives and influences of the society. My friends‚ as we all know Philippines is somehow ignorant

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    Eleanor Roosevelt once said‚ “The purpose of life is to live it‚ to taste experience to the utmost‚ to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience.” If we waste our life worrying about and stressing over pointless things we have no control over‚ we miss out on the enjoyable part of life. We were put on this earth to live life to its greatest potential‚ therefore we must not waste a second of it. The line “You only live once‚ that’s the motto‚ YOLO” was sung by famous rapper

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    Lord And Lady Of The Manor * Lived in the best house of the manor and had servants to care for them  * Several rooms  * Walls draped with tapestries to keep out the cold  * Every room had furniture  * No electricity or plumbing   * Enjoyed having expensive things that depicted their status   * Lords also had obligations to look after.   * Had to keep contract with vassal  * Had to marry and have children  * No children meant the vassal could take back land 

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    43ee RESPONSIBILITY OF STUDENTS “In the long run/ we shape our lives/ and we shape ourselves//. The process never ends until we die. And the choices we make/ are ultimately our own responsibility.// (Eleanor Roosevelt) Being responsible/ is a learned behavior. Sometimes// we want everything to be easy. I often hear some students say /"Bakit may P.E tayo‚hindi naman natin magagamit pag nagtrabaho na tayo”. We have so many complaints in terms our studies. As Mr. Olarte once said “Kapag nag enrolll

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    Eleanor Roosevelt once said ‚ “Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.” Discussing people? In simple words it means ‘gossiping’. So just why has gossiping earned such a reputation? Why is it that when the word ‘gossip’ is used‚ it is done so mostly in a negative connotation? Why is it that every major world religion cautions against gossiping? Is it really that bad? The correct answer is ‘no’. It is ignorant to discredit gossip as an unnecessary social

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