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    How Going to College Becomes a Process of Unlearning Nga-nga. This was my reaction after reading Jorge Bacobo’s college uneducation. How can you ever imagine that going to college becomes a process of unlearning? Just look at this scenario. For all of your life‚ you have dreamed of entering college and you have spent a total of 10 years in elementary and high school to prepare yourself and only to find out that once you stepped in this institution‚ it becomes a different world all of a sudden

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    The whipping boy

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    Whipping Boy The Whipping Boy is a short story‚ written by Richard Gibney in 2011‚ and used for the written English exams in the summer of 2013 in Denmark. The Whipping Boy is a story about three slaves‚ two men and a woman‚ who get told that they’re no longer slaves‚ and that they can do whatever they want to. The two men start off by killing the ground dogs‚ because the dogs are considered evil towards the slaves. Afterwards they whip their former owner‚ because they want him to feel‚ how they have

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    story is not written in the first person‚ it is a narrator who tells you the story. The language use is normal and the tone of voice a little bit ironic. When Guy was young he was very alone at night. Night after night it was the same. One evening his boy asked whether he’d like to have a girl to come and live with him. First he had doubts about it‚ but he said yes after all‚ and she stayed. They had three children. After several years he sent her back to the village because he was leaving. Their ’relationship’

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    Within the last two centuries‚ society has made a tremendous push for gender equality. Up until very recently‚ over half of the world’s population had been relegated to a subservient role; the men – strong‚ brave‚ providers – dominated the women – delicate‚ naïve‚ caretakers. Even today in many of the underdeveloped nations of the world‚ women remain submissive. In Saudi Arabia‚ women may face death if they are caught driving‚ while in Afghanistan‚ the average woman has a life expectancy rate of

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    Boy Problems

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    taught at a young age to thrive and do their best in school. In college many experts are noticing that many less men are attending and earning degrees in male dominant fields of study. Due to the increasing focus put on women to achieve academically‚ young men are falling below the curve and not putting forth the effort necessary to be successful in school. In Ann Hulbert’s article‚ “Boy Problems‚” the statistics are showing that gender and race are manipulating future jobs. Through the usage of logos

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    How does a bill become a law? In order for a bill to become a law‚ it has to go through many steps and readings. Most often‚ a bill is created by a cabinet member and is read by parliament. On occasion‚ someone outside if the cabinet creates a bill. This is called a privet members bill‚ and are not very often passed because most of the bills are controlled by the cabinet. Before the bill is made a law‚ there are three readings done. The first is mostly formality. It introduces the bill and then

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    About a Boy

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    English Essay The novel About a boy by Nick Hornby Is constructed in such a way that it challenges our understanding of the world. Through the point of view and construction of the characters Will and Marcus my own understanding of the world‚ particularly ideas of masculinity are challenged. The point of view in About a boy is limited omniscient‚ each chapter changes narrator from Will to Marcus‚ and the thoughts and feelings of both characters are conveyed to the readers. “"People often thought

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    1. How does a cell become differentiated? A cell becomes differentiated by using only the DNA that it needs. 2. Give an example of 2 differentiated cells. Two examples of differentiated cells are lysosomes and mitochondria. Lysosomes are small so they can move throughout the cell effectively. Mitochondria have a lot of surface area to make more energy 3. (Essay) What does it mean to be specialized? Explain how the structure of the cell determines its function. Give at least 3 examples. Being specialized

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    Rape has become a huge topic in today’s media. Specifically cases of rape in college towns‚ like the case of Brock Turner for example. At Jacksonville State University‚ a college campus located in Jacksonville‚ Alabama‚ the school’s staff felt obligated to pass out copies of Jon Krakauer’s book Missoula to all of the incoming freshman at their Freshman Orientation. Missoula is a book about rape culture and the justice system in a college town. It would be logical to give every college student‚ not

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    Gnaeus Julius Agricola‚ born July 13‚ 40 A.D. and died August 23‚ 93 A.D.‚ was the Roman general accountable for much of the Roman conquest of Britain. Agricola served many positions within the Roman military with astounding success; additionally‚ over time he worked his way up to being an influential general‚ then governor of Britain because he excelled through all his plights and triumphed over difficulties to claim great achievements for the Roman Empire. Agricola’s pre-military life and early

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