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    Cited: To Kill a Mockingbird. Dir. Robert Mulligan. Perf. Gregory Peck‚ Mary Badham‚ and Phillip Alford. Universal-International‚ 1962. Film.

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    This year we read and studied the novel To Kill a Mockingbird and I think this novel shouldn’t be in the Lise Prep curriculum next year. I am writing this letter to say that I am opposing the common idea “ To Kill a Mockingbird is a novel a-must read”. Even this novel has some good points about “courage”‚ I believe this novel shouldn’t be in the Prep curriculum next year because it didn’t achieve its theme/message about racism‚ there are some parts can be taken offensive and there are some other

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    Middle Class be saved” by Don Peck provides a lot of very useful information about America’s current financial situation. In particular‚ it highlights the severe need to save America’s middle class workers. A claim is a position that an author takes on an issue‚ and Peck claims that the middle class is in serious danger. Peck uses a lot of statistical evidence and reasons to support this claim‚ which provide for a very convincing argument. One of the major points that Peck is trying to get across is

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    LAW MOVIE REVIEW/research project At the end of these instructions is a list of just a few of the hundreds of law-related movies that are available on the market.  You are free to use any law-related movie you like (with TWO EXCEPTIONS - Double Jeopardy is NOT acceptable‚ because Hollywood got the legal issue completely wrong; and A Few Good Men is limited to military law‚ so not really helpful for the general population). (up to 50 points) PRINT YOUR NAME: _________________________ NAME OF MOVIE:

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    from the ages of eleven to eighteen at the hands of her uncle Peck‚ while he teaches her to drive. The main flaw I saw in Lil Bit was that she is too smart for her own good. You see this characteristic throughout the play as she manipulates Peck. For example‚ it was most obvious for me when their roles of adult and child are reversed‚ and Peck is explaining to Lil Bit what a good boy he has been for not drinking. Knowing how much Peck lusts after her she offers him a reward for his good behavior

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    “Priscilla and the wimps” did the exact opposite of that. She was not afraid of anyone‚ in fact‚ she did not even know who the big bad bully was. Richard Peck‚ who wrote the short story‚ “Priscilla and the wimps” uses caricatures and comic language to show the universal truth to stand up for others by using one’s advantages‚ such as being tall. Peck used caricatures such as Priscilla because when someone thinks of the name “Priscilla Roseberry”‚ they think of a small gentle girl that enjoys things

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    of responsibility‚ dedication to reality and balancing. These four points are referred to as tools to solve life’s problems. By using these tools one is able to overcome anything that life throws his or her way. 	Delaying gratification as Peck puts it is "a process of scheduling the pain and pleasure of life in such a way as to enhance the pleasure by meeting and experiencing the pain first and getting it over with."(p. 19) I feel Peck’s point is to save the good things for

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    Mockingbird. New York: Grand Central Publishing‚ 2010. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. By J. R. R. Tolkien. Dir. Peter Jackson. Perf. Elijah Wood‚ Ian McKellen and Orlando Bloom. 2001. To Kill a Mockingbird. Dir. Robert Mulligan. Perf. Gregory Peck‚ Jhon Megna and Frank Overton. 1962.

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    Listening to his recorded legacy‚ an incredible body of work that spans 1939 to 1994‚ there can be little doubt that Sinatra is the single greatest interpreter of American popular song-the one performer who elevated what he referred to as "saloon singing" to a high art. He had a lot of nicknames: "Chairman of the Board‚" "Ol’ Blue Eyes‚" "Frankie Boy‚" "Swoonatra" or simply "The Voice." But for all his aliases‚ not to mention his place in popular culture‚ Frank Sinatra’s vocal instrument left a

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    Everything is Going to be Okay A Day No Pigs Would Die is a captivating novel that depicts many images of life and death throughout the story. It follows the life of Robert Peck who went through some rough times in his young life. He also had several happy moments including when he obtained his first real belonging‚ a pink piglet who he justifiably named Pinky. There were numerous dismal instances and just as many exuberant moments throughout the book that kept the reader interested and ready to

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