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    The text “Barn Burning” by William Faulkner is about a boy named Colonel Sartorius Snopes. His father is accused of committing a crime. The crime he was accused of burning down his neighbor’s barn. He and his family ended up having to move. He and all his family have moved a lot so he was use to moving. They moved to a home in on de Spain’s property. They felt like it was finally the perfect fit for them because no one seemed as if they would bring any harm to him or his family. He spoke to soon

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    I was intrigued with the article “College Pressures” written by William Zinsser. I was fascinated by the way Zinsser exposed the true thoughts and emotions of not only the students‚ but professors or anyone who deals with students. This article was interesting because it is relatable to many students. I liked this article because I connected with it on a personal level. The way he started off the article was genius. He really portrayed how the students pestered the dean with excuses and problems

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    William Cronon is an environmental historian and currently a professor of History‚ Geography‚ and Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Cronon received his B.A. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison‚ and graduate degrees from Yale (M.A. M.Phil.‚ and Ph.D.) and Oxford University (D.Phil.). Cronon’s book Changes in the Land: Indians‚ Colonists‚ and the Ecology of New England was published by Hill and Wang. Founded in 1956‚ Hill and Wang focuses on American history‚ world

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    1. According to Guiffre and Williams in “Boundary Lines: Labeling Sexual Harassment in Restaurants‚” how do people identify sexual harassment and in what specific contexts? When or in what contexts do people NOT identify behaviors as sexual harassment? What are the larger consequences of the way people identify (or not) certain behaviors as sexual harassment? According to Guiffre and Williams‚ people labeled sexual harassment in four different contexts. The first context was based on being “perpetrated

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    In William Moller’s essay‚ he talks about how he abused Ritalin to help him with his studies. He also talks about baseball players and their use of steroids. He begins by giving reasons for his drug use and then gives his thoughts on why baseball players were known to use steroids. Moller’s point of view was that these baseball players used steroids because they wanted to be great. They wanted the fame and the wealth. Moller also states that‚ “The entire steroid outcry is pure hypocrisy” (Moller

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    William C. Placher claims in his article “Is the Bible True?” that “acknowledging complexity is a way not of hedging commitment to the Bible’s truth but of fully attending to the complex ways in which the Bible is true” (paragraph 3‚ p.1). This thesis leads the reader throughout the article and includes the author’s answer that the Bible is true but that it is more a question of trust and the different situations and interpretations the reader makes. Placher is trying to convince the reader that

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    about computer which gives us the information we need‚ but it has become very wide like using social media and different apps which are taking our personal life away especially kids who spend more and more time on automation. In his “Not So Busy‚” William Powers talks about different types of techniques that can be used by people to improve their social skill. He is bringing some amazing points by using the theories of historical figures like Seneca‚ Franklin‚ Plato‚ Gutenberg‚ Shakespeare‚ Thoreau

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    Burning Barn: Reading Response In William Faulkner’s short story‚ Burning Barn we see a young boy‚ Sarty‚ in conflict with the decisions to either be loyal to his family or do what is morally right and find himself alone. Sarty finally breaks away from his father’s reign because he has finally found the courage to stand up for what is morally right even if he does end up alone. The beginning of the story we can see Sarty‚ the main character‚ who seems to be in court with his father‚ where his father

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    After a long‚ forced exile‚ the chosen one returns to those who love and respect him in order to win everlasting glory. Though it may sound like a movie plot‚ but it isn’t. It’s the reality of Tom Brady. Brady returned to the NFL this week after serving a four game suspension for his role in the Deflategate scandal. While this has obvious implications for the Patriots and the rest of the NFL‚ it also has repercussions for fantasy football players. “Kudos to anybody who picked him up‚” Jacob Rogier

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    William Deresiewicz wrote the passage called a “Faux Friendship” to shed light on the damage friendships have taken over the years. He states that “we live in a time when friendship has become both all and nothing at all” he uses this sentence to briefly explain what friendship means and how its been affected. Not only does he compare friendship to the 18th and 19th century but he also mentions that “were all on a first name basis‚ and when we vote for president‚ we ask ourselves whom we’d rather

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