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    They Say‚ I Say by Gerald Graff and Cathy Birkenstein Chapter 1: Summary- This chapter is about how a writer needs to clearly indicate their thesis and convince the audience of their point. It also goes on about how a writer needs to keep the audience engaged. The main point of this chapter is to start your writing with the opposing view or what others are saying. Application- In a debate for example‚ animal testing I might the side against animal testing however while beginning my part of the

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    Rhetorical Analysis “Cro-Magnon Karma: One Dude and his Body Image Issues” is a poorly structured essay emphasizing far too much on its title‚ focusing largely on one man and his insecurities‚ stumbling across a point of bias in society that appears far beyond the conscious capabilities of the author‚ Chris Godsey‚ and taking what may have been the intentional purpose of his composure and transforming self-defense into self-ridicule. Godsey dotes upon personal experiences that‚ rather than emphasizing

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    Gardner‚ Gerald B. (1884-1964) Gerald Brousseau Gardner‚ an English hereditary Witch and allegedly responsible for reviving Witchcraft in the modern Western world‚ was born in Blundellands‚ near Liverpool‚ England‚ on June 13‚ 1884. His father served as a justice of the peace‚ being a member of a family in the timber trade business. The family was of Scottish descent‚ tracing its roots to a woman named Grissell Gardner who had been burned as a Witch in 1610 at Newburgh. Gardner’s grandfather marred

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    Case Study I by ___________________________: Citation: Gerald K. Adams v Uno Restaurants‚ Inc Rhode Island State Court‚ 2002 794 A. 2nd District 489 Appeal: Gerald K. Adams v Uno Restaurants‚ Inc Rhode Island Supreme Court No. 2000-266 (KC 97 -1005) Facts: On May 20‚ 1996‚ the plaintiff‚ who had been employed by the defendant for several years‚ arrived for his nighttime line cooking shift at the defendant’s Warwick restaurant. Shortly‚ after his shift began‚ the plaintiff noticed

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    My grandma‚ Lucille Knutson-Bosen‚ changed my life in three ways. She taught me to be kind to everyone‚ to show my strength‚ and to cherish the people I have in my life. I have never seen a person who isn’t famous have so many people look up to them. My grandma loved making people feel welcome; she was the kind of grandma people wished to have. My grandma taught me to be strong but more specifically how to be strong mentally. In the seventies my grandma was diagnosed with Stage Four Melanoma

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    1. What things most surprised Mollie-as-Gerald? Some of the things that mostly surprised Mollie-as-Gerald was that the woman had a baby and couldn’t get close to the child. All she did was complain about not having enough energy to clothe herself. You can tell she was suffering from very bad depression. She would stay in her room with the door locked with the wallpaper; which drove her crazy. She made herself believe there was a woman behind the wall and she needed to be set free. One day‚ she locks

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    contrast two characters from stories we have been reading‚ Great-Grandma from The Three-Century Woman by Richard Peck and Laurie from Charles by Shirley Jackson. Both Laurie and Great-Grandma lie and misbahve in some way. Initially‚ their families aren’t aware that they’re lying. In The Three-Century Woman‚ the narrarator doesn’t know that Great-Grandma is lying until her mom tells her‚ and the mom doesn’t know until Great-Grandma said that her husband died young. In Charles‚ Laurie’s mom believes

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    My Great Grandma‚ Marcella Wallace who was born in the 40’s and lived in Michigan in the 60’s. She was raised Roman Catholic and taught to “Look for the good in people” (Wallace) and to “work hard‚ so you have a better outlook on life” (Wallace). This is her story of the beginning to the end of John F. Kennedy’s presidency. It was July 13th‚ 1960 when news went out that John F. Kennedy was running for President. He was a Roman Catholic and believed in finding good in people‚ and planed to take part

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    name back. When my mom would bear her the bad news he has been gone for years‚ my great grandma turned as silent as a mouse for the remainder of the day‚ wallowing in her sorrow. Yet‚ as her memory faded‚ mine

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    1976 was the first time in the United States history where presidential candidates would debate head to head‚ sharing the stage and increasing competition. Gerald Ford was expected to come ahead‚ but his opponent Jimmy Carter was perceived as confident and a fierce contender. Many argue that Gerald Ford’s downfall was due to the pardon of President Nixon‚ while others thought he faltered during the live broadcasted debate in San Francisco‚ with his response to his “international policy leadership

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