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    The book‚ Glass‚ by Ellen Hopkins‚ is a very interesting read for any reader who loves drama! The protagonist in Glass is a character named Kristina‚ and Kristina has some problems in her life. Between money problems‚ her new baby‚ Hunter‚ her parents’ divorce problems‚ and her weird and crazy alter ego‚ Bree‚ Kristina’s head is left spinning‚ and she’s looking for where to turn. On top of all that‚ she has decided to start again on a new drug‚ one that she’s used before‚ and the end results were

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    In this Ted talk Dame Ellen MacArthur tells about how she sailed around the world solo in record time and what she learned from it. When she was young she always had a passion for sailboats‚ this lead her to her hobby of sailing. After the vet school she went to said she wasn’t going to be able to pass her class she decided to start sailing for a living. Her goal of sailing around the world the fastest happened when she was 24 but at that time someone else recently beat the record as well so she

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    unknowingly trapped in the same sort of circular circuit. In our case‚ however‚ the cycle is not a small metal circle‚ but instead the endless cycle of work we put ourselves through that results in nothing worthwhile. In her short story “The Company Man‚” Ellen Goodman exemplifies the uselessness of these draining efforts through an extended anecdote about a workaholic named Phil. In the story‚ Goodman utilizes direct quotations and precise diction to show that while she disapproves of Phil and his choices

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    What makes a good mystery? A good example of a mystery would be The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin. Over the past two months‚ GLMS 6th grade students have watched and read The Westing Game. At some points in the movie‚ the class wondered why so many good parts of the book were missing from the movie? The Westing Game book contains book contains many similarities and differences that are worth explaining. The Westing Game was created by a dying Sam Westing who was looking for someone smart enough

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    Duncan Rice Fox Writing and composition 1/12/2015 The Company Man Analysis In the essay “The Company Man‚” the author‚ Ellen Goodman‚ expresses her feelings towards the man Phil. Throughout the selection‚ Goodman uses a plethora of rhetoric devices to convey her attitude from the perspective of the narrator‚ Phil’s wife‚ towards Phil. Goodman portrays her disdain towards Phil and the workaholic lifestyle that he led. Goodman shows her disdain as early as the first sentence where she says “finally

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    Character Sketch!!!! Turtle Wexler is a three-teen year old girl who lives in Sunset Tower in her closet. Turtle is a character in the “Westing Game” by Ellen Raskin. She loves to wear her hair in beautiful long braids which makes her look older than she originally is‚ and she usually wears a uniform. She has a sister named Angela Wexler who always makes Turtle annoyed because of how pretty she looks. Her mum is named Grace Wexler‚ she doesn’t really care about Turtle as much as she does with

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    I do not believe much hardship would come from trying to communicate with the character described in Calvin Trillin’s essay. A person who talks to himself in public or is constantly explaining why things are good for him would often be troubling for most people‚ but I feel like it would not be that big of a deal for me. If he felt that doing these things would help him relieve his stress‚ or bring him happiness‚ then all the power to him. The worst part of it would be trying to figure out if the

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    Zach Johannes Knowing Animal Minds Extra Credit- Ellen Furlong What animals reveal about human decision making Ellen Furlong’s presentation was about the decision making process in animals and what factors affect it. Humans find it easier than animals to detect a difference in large numbers‚ which is known as the numeric size effect. Animals often use number to remember things‚ which is known as non-human logarithmic representation. Orangutans for example‚ use the skill of logarithmic representation

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    Jane Addams played a significant role is shaping the Human Service profession. Jane Addams work in developing the settlement house movement has had lasting effects in our field even today. She was successful in changing the overall attitude toward welfare. Before the late 1800’s‚ there was still an attitude of the “worthy” poor vs. the “unworthy” poor. This negative attitude would cast continuous judgment on all people receiving assistance. Upper-class community members would accuse people who were

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    BACKGROUND INFO AUTHOR BIO Full Name: Edgar Poe Pen Name: Edgar Allen Poe Date of Birth: January 19‚ 1809 Place of Birth: Boston‚ Massachusetts Date of Death: October 7‚ 1849 Brief Life Story: Poe was orphaned at a young age and fostered by the Allans‚ and grew up with them in Virginia. After dropping out of university and the army‚ he became one of the first writers of the time to make a living from publishing his work‚ but he had much financial and mental difficulty throughout his life.

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