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    millennials are being coined the Me Me Me Generation. That’s two more Me’s than the last. Which begs the question: is our generation significantly more selfish than those before us? If so‚ what does that mean for the future? One theory is that although the majority of our generation is self interested we are not selfish; our ideology is to the world’s advantage because thinking about our core identity will be what makes us able to tackle the future. A different viewpoint agrees that it’s not millennials

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    A Funnel to Our Past

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    painful events in our lives. How is remembering something so horrible good?” This would be my answer: Memory is a curious thing. There is so much of each day that we do not remember. But there are scenes that we can revisit repeatedly; many of them‚ so random‚ of so little significance. Yet they stick‚ they linger‚ they creep into consciousness for no obvious reason. And then there are those memories that may have been so dear to us before‚ but sadly has vanished from our minds. But without

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    this is happening before our eyes and yet we act as if we have all the time we want and all the solutions. I’m only a child and I don’t have all the solutions‚ but I want you to realise‚ neither do you! * You don’t know how to fix the holes in our ozone layer. * You don’t know how to bring salmon back up a dead stream. * You don’t know how to bring back an animal now extinct. * And you can’t bring back forests that once grew where there is now desert. If you don’t know how to fix it‚ please stop

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    Our Mystical Aquarium Casey Biddle English 101-2336 Mr. Reed August 29‚ 2012 Our Mystical Aquarium Our fish tank is an underwater jungle sitting in our living room. It is alive with vivid colors‚ swaying plants‚ and hyperactive fish. The rhythmic sound of the waterfall is enough to overtake ones senses and put one into a calmer state. However the low glow of the black light‚ the brightness of the plants‚ and the constant moving of fish also catches ones interest. The aquarium is a basic

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    innovation and job creation occurs. But if you look more broadly at the impact of technology across every industry‚ it doesn’t look so great. Technology makes businesses more efficient‚ often by eliminating the need for repetitive tasks and the workers who do them. We are not replacing those jobs with enough new‚ higher-skilled ones to make up for the loss. So what we are seeing in the U.S. (most developed nation) over the past decade is productivity growth‚ without the job growth that usually comes with

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    Days of Our Lives

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    faint whisper of our subconscious mind sometimes clouds our judgments. How often do we get to take a deep plunge within ourselves and endeavor to answer all the questions that play hide and seek with our consciousness? The true perception of right and wrong has always baffled us. There lies a morbid thin line between right and wrong‚ light and darkness‚ and one shadowy staggering step can lead to our downfall. A decision‚ whether a wise one or a daft one; is a collective output of our brain and the

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    Krisjian Sabala ENG 846 9/19/12 Essay 1 Finding Our Purpose In "Losing my Cool" Williams uses the hip-hop culture as a motivation to find his purpose in life. “Yo‚ nigga‚yoooo‚ nigaa‚ yoooo-oooo‚ niiiiga…” (2) is what Williams repeated under his breath. In "Losing My Cool" Williams is fiercely motivated by the hip-hop culture introduced to him. The hip-hop culture gave Thomas the purpose to keep it real among his black peers and make some type of status for himself. Beyond what the hip-hop

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    and can no longer afford the luxury of mediocrity if we are to forge ahead. This rapidly changing nuclear age requires our youth to be intellectually far more alert and competent than their predecessors‚ and therefore every young man and woman today studying in schools‚ colleges and universities must aim at academic ability of the highest order. In a developing nation like ours‚ where large numbers are still unable to acquire even primary education‚ those undergoing higher education constitute a

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    Beyond our differences

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    Beyond our Differences – 3 Speaker Analysis “Do not do to others what would cause pain if done to you” - Hinduism (Mahabharata) This is the golden rule that shows up at the end of the movie‚ “Beyond our Difference”. The rule originates from Confucianism‚ but also wise words of the Hinduism. In today’s society‚ people are treating one another crucially. They are split in variance social class‚ and the poor‚ often get treated in a terrible way. The problem in this society is that people

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    A Symbol of Our Culture

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    Price paid close attention to her word choice and successfully used diction to portray her tone towards how she feels about American culture. Repetition is a useful form of diction to get the writer’s point across. Price used this by constantly repeating the word “pink.” When reading something over and over again‚ one tends to get bored with the idea. Price intended for the reader to get bored and sick of reading the word “pink” because it reflects how America’s history has a lot of repetition

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