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    Immunity Map

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    to make everyone comfortable around me. This immunity map we did in class made me realize the changes I can make in my life. I always thought i had all the leadership qualities. If I think about my strong leadership skills I think I am lacking is generosity section. I started thinking why I am not generose enough. I am kind to everyone I meet but if I think about it my past has something to do with it. Throughout my life people have broken my trust‚ they have misused my kind side. They way people had

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    Inuit Gift Exchange

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    Inuit communities are comprised of individuals who think independently and have few restrictions on what the way they may behave. There are no defined rules or formal regulations holding the community together; the coherence of a group of Inuit people stems from shared values and the interdependence created by the hunter-gatherer lifestyle. Appropriately‚ the Inuit have no formal rituals of gift exchange. But the concept of positive reciprocity lies behind many aspects of an Inuit community and

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    Santa Claus

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    Santa Claus takes away from the fact that Christmas is to celebrate the birth of Christ. Some opinions are “What is Christmas without Santa Claus?” The innocence in a belief of someone who gives and doesn’t expect anything in return can instill generosity and selflessness in a young child. There is a downside to such a magical belief that it can be a devastating event as a child to discover that a hero is nonexistent. A child’s belief in Santa Claus is special because that kind of compassion and

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    Beowulf

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    King Hrothgar and his people in order to save them from the terrible beast‚ Grendel‚ that is threatening their way of life just as much as their lives. The warrior-hero Beowulf definitely shows characteristics of a hero through bravery‚ loyalty‚ generosity‚ friendship‚ achieving something of great value‚ and providing people with a sense of security. First‚ Beowulf showcases his heroic nature in his various quests. Many times‚ he fears nothing as a showcase of this bravery. It is clearly stated‚

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    The Gift of the Magi

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    skillfully‚ keeping readers wondering about the outcome‚ which was always a surprise. Among his short stories‚ The Gift of the Magi is possibly the most well-known. Its enduring appeal can be traced to the universal themes of wealth‚ poverty‚ and generosity wrapped together by the selfless love of the two main characters Jim and Della. In other words‚ the theme of “The Gift of the Magi” is the “Irony of life”. To understand clearly the irony of life in “The Gift of the Magi”‚ we need to know the

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    Forgotten Fire

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    Altoonian is a family friend of the Kendarians because her son‚ Patoi Altoonian‚ is a good friend of Vahan. Mrs. Altoonian takes Vahan into her home and gives him food‚ water‚ and a safe space to stay during that time. He is very grateful for the generosity of Pattoo and Mrs Altoonian during this time. After staying with the Altoonians for a week‚ Mrs. Altoonian is forced to have Vahan leave‚ “On the evening of the seventh day‚ as Pattoo was taking his bowl to the kitchen‚ she looked at me and said

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    The Gospel of Wealth

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    The Gospel of Wealth Andrew Carnegie‚ author of “The Gospel of Wealth”‚ was a philanthropist who argued that “Individualism‚ Private Property‚ the Law of Accumulation of Wealth‚ and the Law of Competition;”(Carnegie‚p.24) was only beneficial and experienced to a small percentage of society’s wealth. Carnegie argued in his excerpt that‚ “there are but three modes in which surplus wealth could be disposed of.” These modes include leaving all the accumulated wealth of that person to the family

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    Machiavelli

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    peace time he must train himself more than in time of war…” This statement Machiavelli made was a general principle to the specific case to always be prepared by action and by mind. Also stated “A prince‚ therefore‚ unable to use this virtue of generosity in a manner which will not harm himself if he is known for it‚ should‚ if he is wise‚ not worry about being called a miser…” is a general purpose to the specific case that being generous will have a negative more than a positive look on you in the

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    Evelyn De Arcos Mr. Webb English 11AP‚ AM 9/18/14 Novelist and American writer John Steinbeck‚ in the The Grapes of Wrath recounts the dustbowl of the late 1930’s in Oklahoma. The disastrous drought of the 1930’s forced farmers to migrate westward to California in search of the individual American dream. Steinbeck’s purpose is to convey the idea that‚ during this time whites were treated as if they were not white. He adopts a mournful and sympathetic tone demonstrating the way the “Okies” were rejected

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    Personal Code of Ethics

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    Personal Code of Ethics Having a personal code of ethics is very important to me since it defines who I am and what my beliefs are. My ethical code symbolizes who I am as an individual as a result of my moral‚ religious‚ intellectual and cultural upbringing. One of my greatest wishes is for my personality and actions to clearly define my code of ethics‚ without me verbalizing or someone else reading it on a document. Some questions that I would like others to ask and come up with their

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