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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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    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 filled

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    Eleanor Roosevelt: A Biography Anna Eleanor Roosevelt was a true role model and leader; not only for women‚ but for all of America. It is not difficult to research the life of Eleanor Roosevelt. Her story reads like a page-turning novel‚ after all. From the days of her early childhood through her death‚ Mrs. Roosevelt’s life was a series of powerful experiences that shaped her into the fascinating woman that she became. At her core‚ Eleanor was a realist who held an unwavering belief in a

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    A Essay on Gossip

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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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    comes out like a lashing sword. How can something so soft and gentle hurt so much? "Silence is golden" is probably one of the best ways to sum it up. When hearing juicy news‚ we need to stop‚ think if it will hurt or help‚ and do what’s best. Eleanor Roosevelt once said‚ “Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.” Friends‚ what you don’t see with your eyes‚ don’t witness with your mouth 4 Gossip is

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    for all future first ladies was Eleanor Roosevelt. Praised for her charm‚ generosity and outstanding intellect she was an avid activist and a supporter of human rights. In the 90’s another first lady was casually compared with Eleanor Roosevelt‚ this started a worldwide

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    The Roosevelt Corollary

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    introducing the Monroe Doctrine. This meant that Europe was unable to further colonize in the Western Hemisphere. In response‚ America agreed not to interfere with European relations. Almost a century later in 1904‚ President Theodore Roosevelt presented the Roosevelt Corollary‚ which was an extension to the Monroe Doctrine. This extension gave the United States the right to intervene in countries south of the United States if necessary. Roosevelt’s philosophy‚ “speak softly but carry a big stick‚”

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    Theodore Roosevelt

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    Theodore Roosevelt was the twenty-sixth president of the United States‚ and was an avid conservationist. New York City was his place of birth‚ and he was born on October 27‚ 1858 into a wealthy family. He spent most of his childhood at home‚ studying necessary schoolwork and observing nature and wildlife. As a child‚ he suffered from many illnesses‚ including asthma‚ so he stayed homeschooled until he turned eighteen. Theodore went to Harvard College for four years‚ traveled to Germany for more studies

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    Teddy Roosevelt

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    Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt‚ the twenty sixth president of the United States of America‚ was born on the twenty-seventh of October in 1858 into a wealthy family. Even thought he was sick during most of his childhood‚ he put aside his weaknesses and physically built his body. Being active just became a daily part of his life from then on‚ including his school days. While he attended Harvard‚ he was competitively involved in boxing and rowing (Mckay). Afterwards he had married Alice Hathaway

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    Theodore Roosevelt

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    Theodore Roosevelt Yes‚ Theodore Roosevelt is the guy on that horse in “Night at the Museum” you got that part right‚ but do you actually know his legacy‚ and what he did to make himself a leader? Roosevelt was not only an environmentalist president‚ but was the world’s first modern president. Theodore was a world leader who helped solve many world political issues. Roosevelt’s presidency was famous for his enthusiasm towards ending monopolies under

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