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    Lack of Diversity

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    Joshua Ebrahimi Professor Arnold English 110 Lack of Diversity Most people would agree that diversity is growing rapidly here in America‚ the truth of the matter it’s not‚ in fact it is slowly progressing. In David Brook’s essay "People Like Us"‚ he discusses how there is very little diversity within our diverse culture. In his essay he proclaims that people of the same race will flock together and live in the same community. Another cause for this slow progression of diversity in

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    Lack of Education

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    matriculation examination‚ face too much confusion about the selection of their further studies. They don’t know which study area is best for them. Most of the students don’t even know different fields of studies other than engineering and medical due to lack of study and career counselling. They get admission to these programmes and then don’t get good marks. That’s when they can’t get admission to medical or engineering colleges‚ and become upset thinking about their career. We don’t have career counsellors

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    The Things They Carried Response In the novel‚ The Things They Carried‚ written by Tim O’Brien‚ there is an apparent main character‚ Lieutenant Cross. Throughout the duration of the novel‚ we the readers learn of Cross’ love for a woman named Martha. Martha is a friend of Lt. Cross from back home‚ although he wishes that she could be more than just a friend. He once took her on a date‚ but it did not escalate to anything more before he left for war. For a majority of the book‚ Lt. Cross carries

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    Lack of sleep

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    Many of the nation’s adolescents are falling asleep in class‚ arriving late to school‚ feeling down and driving drowsy because of a lack of sleep that gets worse as they get older‚ according to a new poll released by the National Sleep Foundation (NSF). adolescents (ages 11 to 17)‚ the NSF’s 2006 Sleep in America poll finds that only 20 percent of adolescents get the recommended nine hours of sleep on school nights‚ and nearly one-half (45 percent) sleep less than eight hours on school nights

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    She began to write fiction. She envisioned a reader to who would read her stories and decided to write with her mother in mind. She knew she had succeeded when her mother finished reading her book and gave her verdict as "So easy to read." Response "Mother Tongue" I found Amy Tan’s article very interesting. I have often wondered how the English language is for those who come from other countries and cultures. I have heard that English is one of the hardest languages to learn. Reading

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    OT22100-Week One-Character of Abraham Response Abraham is God’s sovereign choice and yet as God’s chosen patriarch is not bullet proof from committing sin against the God who has favored him. Abraham is not exempt from exercising his free will to make decisions‚ and with his free will‚ he chooses to trust himself rather than trusting in God. The Bible tells us “There is a way that seemeth right unto a man‚ but the end thereof are the ways of death” (Pro 16:25 KJV). Abraham’s decision confirms the

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    Donor fatigue Response Paper: Dead Aid Africa is the poorest continent in the world. This could be explained by a lot of different things. One of the main reasons is that the country has always (since the Africa’s colonization by the European) been dependant of the donations and help of Western countries. To illustrate this point‚ we can just watch the number and see that during the last 50 years Africa received $400 billion of Aids‚ with no significant results. The fact that a lot of money

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    Possibility of Evil Response Small towns are very susceptible to questionably informed gossip because everyone knows each other and “everybody’s business” (Sulzberger). In the article In smalltown Us‚ gossip moves to the web‚ and turn vicious a social media Web called Topix starts a “cesspool of character assassination” (Sulzberger). Outings‚ such as grocery shopping‚ brought people to glance at each other in disproval. Similarly in The Posibility of Evil by Shirley Jackson‚ going to the grocery

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    Lack of Communication

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    Lack of communication is the number one cause in divorces in the United States‚ while there are marriages that work out there are many that don’t. For every two marriages there has been one divorce in the 21st century. (Britannica) Often in a relationship we don’t consider the small things and we move to quickly not thinking about the opinion of the people we interact with. In this article by Aziza Shumba she gives very clear‚ concise details on why communication is important in a relationship. An

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    Young’s response to Fish expresses his concern about the racist and ancient thoughts Fish presented throughout his article. Young states: “Fish himself acquiesces to this linguistic prejudice when he comes to saying that people make themselves targets for racism if and when they don’t write and speak like he does” (Young 110). Young explains that Fish’s ideas ingrain and continue the racist cycle that our society is still fighting today. Different cultures teach and use various styles of language

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