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    A Call to Action: Regulate Use of Cell Phones on the Road When a cell phone goes off in a classroom or at a concert‚ we are irritated‚ but at least our lives are not endangered. When we are on the road‚ however‚ irresponsible cell phone users are more than irritating: They are putting our lives at risk. Many of us have witnessed drivers so distracted by dialing and chatting that they resemble drunk drivers‚ weaving between lanes‚ for example‚ or nearly running down pedestrians in crosswalks

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    JR SMITH Great Depression The Great depression probably the hardest time‚ financially‚ for most Americans. The GD went on for a while but the hardest time would be from 1929-1939. It was so bad the eventually other countries were affected by it. During the Great Depression there were many life stories‚ major events‚ government reaction‚ and a comparison to modern day America. With so many things going on‚ families being financially distraught‚ war‚ strikes‚ and a bad economy‚ it set the U.S

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    How does Priestley establish character and theme in Act I of “An Inspector Calls”? The writer sets the scene very clearly‚ making sure he gets the message across that they are a well off family. The atmosphere at the start of the play is happy and cheerful as they are all celebrating Gerald and Sheila’s engagement‚ we can tell they were happy because the stage directions tell us Gerald and Mrs. B were “smiling” at times and Sheila was being “half serious half playful. The stage directions at the

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    possibly been attacked? Anne Frank and Eva are very different people‚ living very different lives‚ but they both have some of the same issues. Both of the young teenage girls are fighting there own wars‚ both being looked down on for there culture and what they look like. Which should have no impact on how you treat someone. In Fact‚ in Anne Frank‚ people everyday were being taken from there homes‚ Anne hides for her life‚ scared she could be found and sent off. Eva is ready to fight‚ with thinking that

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    The first quote we have comes from the book Lost in Translation by Eva Hoffman. The quote says “I don’t want to be pried out of my childhood‚ my pleasures‚ my safety‚ my hopes.” All Eva wants to do is stay in Poland because it’s all she has ever known. She feels safe there and doesn’t want to make the move to Canada‚ even if it will be better for her in the long-run. We painted

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    the house‚ and nobody seen her again. What happened to her‚ nobody had been brave enough to go see. Until this group of friends came along. Their names were Eva‚ Jackson‚ Jace‚ and Brier. Brier had heard many things about the house‚ nothing that scared her though. Being the daredevil she was‚ she wanted to go to the house and look around. Eva and Jackson had lived most of their lives in the same place. They knew everyone who had went in and never came out. It wasn’t many‚ because they were all too

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    and Sheila) show that they are capable of change. They express sympathy for the strikers in act 1 an idea which horrifies Birling‚ who can only think of production costs and ignores the human side of the issue. They also show greater sympathy for Eva Smith. Through the play they are honest about their actions and refuse to go ac on what they have learnt. The young are honest and admit their faults. Eric refuses to try to cover his part up‚ saying‚ "the fact remains that I did what I did." • Sheila

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    to understand something so serious. I really believed that nobody could live in a time so harsh. So. I watched Eva Safferman’s testimony and I started to understand why memories were so important to them. When she said that her mom was willing to drink water with feces and urine. I was shocked that the Nazis made the women at the camp so thirsty that they would drink infested water. Eva was not trying to make people feel bad for her‚ but share her knowledge and memories of the hard times of her life

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    Gordan Smith

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    The thesis of the book is that each person is created by God with a calling to serve God in the world. God calls and enables His children to be his kingdom agents within every sphere of life and society. Each vocation is an avenue by which God is accomplishing the establishing of His kingdom. Likewise‚ each believer “has worth and significance…Christians are not merely “channels of God‚ they are to be co-workers with God”. The book’s purpose‚ therefore is to “help people achieve their potential

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    Saimah Anwar “An Inspector Calls” How does Priestley use the character of Sheila Birling to deliver his message to the audience? J.B Priestley wrote this play in 1945 a period after two appalling world wars- The Holocaust and the Atom Bomb. He set his play in 1912 when class and gender were what ruled society- along with money of course. Through his play Priestley encourages people to seize the opportunity the end of the war had given

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