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    Fictional books have characters that can teach us how to be better disciples in the world. With so many choices that we have to make in life‚ that we don’t always make the right choices. Books have a grounding for telling what some of the right decisions are in the world. The Forgotten Door can be labeled as one of those books. In the book‚ The Forgotten door‚ there are characters that can teach us how to be better disciples in our actions and behavior. In chapter 2 of the The Forgotten Door‚ little

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    showed no remorse towards anyone that interfered with his principles. The one who took a different perception on life and eventually composed his own set of rules. Certainly in doing so would lead others and their lives. The most notoriously known gangster‚ Alphonse Capone was the first from his family to be born in America. His parents‚ Gabriele and Teresina Capone‚ migrated from southern Italy and came to Brooklyn‚ New York searching for better living qualities for their eight children. His father

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    “Why the Pledge of Allegiance Should Be Revised” In Gwen Wilde’s essay‚ “Why the Pledge of Allegiance Should Be Revised‚” the author strongly believes that the pledge of allegiance should only be used for the sole purpose of patriotism. She includes in the essay the original pledge of allegiance‚ which was published in 1892 and did not include the words “under God.” In 1923‚ the pledge was revised for the first time replacing the original words‚ “my flag” with “the flag of the united states‚” only

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    God” in the Pledge of Allegiance‚ it struck a controversy. Which some people argued it violates their First Amendment. But the phrase reflects America’s civic culture and it isn’t necessarily a religious statement. Though‚ people has the right to say the Pledge omitting the phrase‚ thus not violating their freedom of religion. During the 1950s the nation was in need of unity because the country’s state of terror of nuclear warfare between America and Russia‚ so the rewritten the pledge and the phrase

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    their children listen to “gangster rap” or any other form of harmful and vulgar music will turn them into a psychopathic cop killer. With the this being true in some cases‚ it can be a cause for concern. The problem that most parents actually have with these types of harmful music is that it changes the way their children act and speak towards

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    Written in September 1892‚ the Pledge if Allegiance was meant for the 400th anniversary of Columbus’s arrival to the New World. It was created by Francis Bellamy. It originally read: I pledge allegiance to my flag and to the republic for which it stands is‚ one nation‚ indivisible‚ with liberty and justice for all. Years later in 1954‚ the words "under God" added after the words "one nation". Many people have gotten into this issue‚ because it’s important to have access to freedom of speech and freedom

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    Why the Pledge of Allegiance Should Be Revised In Gwen Wildes essay‚ “why the pledge should be revised‚” Wilde stroungly believes that the pledge of allegiance should only be used for the sole purpose of patriotism. In wildes essay she states many facts of the original pledge. Wilde states that the first original pledge‚ issued in 1892‚ read as I Pledge Allegiance To My Flag‚ And To The Republic For which It Stands; One Nation Indivisible‚ With Liberity and Justice for all.” In her essay she included

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    SCS - NCGP FORM 1: Ethics Pledge and Project Proposal GRADUATION PROJECT CONTRACT AND ETHICS PLEDGE The Project includes. . . A research paper A product. A portfolio with a reflective component. A presentation. The Project requires. . . Knowledge and skills attained from courses Sufficient depth to require an extensive review of the research Task analysis‚ time management ‚ and organization Links between the student’s research and the hands-on work of the product Oral presentation

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    In Homer’s The Iliad‚ readers are subjected to an epic that includes gods and goddesses that are intertwined into human society. These supreme beings are at most times less likely to display divine emotional characteristics‚ and instead display an extremely humane range of emotion. This can be seen in many different ways throughout the epic through the many squabbles‚ and humane emotional reactions that pop up from time to time as the actions of the gods begin to mirror the actions of the mortals

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    defenseless among enemies: one is punished for success." Robert Warshow This is a quote from the famous essay "The Gangster as Tragic Hero"‚ a "classic example of film criticism and cultural analysis". The essay was published for the first time in 1962 in Robert Warshow’s book "The Immediate Experience". In it the author examines some of the generally accepted conventions that most gangster movies follow and draws conclusions from them about the reasons and the way this genre appeals to the audience

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