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    Virginia Company Benefits

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    Virginia Company: Profits or Loses‚ 1606-1624 During inception the natives agreed to trading provisions to the colonists in exchange for metal tools. In 1609 John Smith the governor‚ started establishing raiding parties for food from the natives. The Powhatan fled further away from the Jamestown fort which caused a period of famine for the English from 1609-10. Many investors including The London Company became concerned about the future of the Virginia Company and how it would survive. Peace had

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    friends into lives of drug-dealing‚ gangs and prison. They tell harrowing stories of being arrested for assault and mugging drug dealers‚ and of the lack of options they saw as black teenagers. But when their high school was visited by a recruiter from a college aimed at preparing minority students for medical school‚ the three friends decided to make something of their lives. Through the rigors of medical and dental school‚ and a brief detour into performing rap music at local clubs‚ they supported

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    When comparing Shirley Jackson’s "The Lottery" and Ursula le Guin’s "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas"‚ it is important to note that the two short stories are based upon suffering‚ its morality and consequences. Both pieces revolve around the agony experienced by one person in order to enhance the lives of many; turning a blind eye to the horrors of humanity for the greater good of all affected people. In "The Lottery"‚ Jackson utilizes a character vs. character conflict to publicly display

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    foreclosure process‚ according to online marketplace RealtyTrac. As banks start to work through their backlog of distressed properties‚ the New York Federal Reserve estimates that 3.6 million foreclosures will take place during the next couple of years. So‚ the question is: Does it make sense to keep paying a massive mortgage‚ knowing that it might be decades before a home regains its prior value? Or is that akin to - as columnist James Surowiecki recently wrote in the New Yorker - "setting a pile

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    In the short story “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” by Ursula K. Le Guin‚ the author paints a picture that is ethically controversial. The story shows a small utopian society that is positioned near a glistening sea‚ it is called Omelas. At the beginning‚ the people are celebrating an annual event called the summer festival; at the festival‚ adults play games and there is horse riding for the children. At first glance‚ Omelas seems like the typical picturesque utopian city‚ however‚ underneath

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    benefits of a year abroad

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    The Benefits of a Year Abroad Studying abroad‚ for any period of time‚ is a highly rewarding experience. Students returning from a study abroad programme frequently describe their experience as ‘life-changing’. Studying abroad can have a profound effect on how you view the world and your place within it. It takes you out of your comfort zone and continuously challenges you. As an individual‚ you will develop independence and self-reliance. Indeed‚ the experiences and skills you develop abroad

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    The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas by Ursula Le Guin is a metaphor for how traditions can badly impact a society even if the whole of the society isn’t negatively affected. Ursula Le Guin used the people of Omelas‚ the child‚ and several different actions characters in her story do to show how traditions can be negative. The child in story is a illustration of how the actions of one tradition might benefit a larger group but might make smaller groups take the pain of the tradition. In the story

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    An exploration of utilitarian context in the short story “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” In the story “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” there is an underlying instrument for gaining opulence. The instrument in this story is a strain on one’s moral code and buried deep in tradition. Mrs.Le Guinn‚ the author of “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas”‚ utilizes this short story to portray how utilitarianism is justified‚ accepted‚ and deemed tolerable within society‚ even to the point of sacrificing

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    Senior Year Benefits

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    A relaxed senior year shows a lot of things about a student’s character and what they stand for academically. Some might coast through senior year not doing much work‚ and they continue with this mindset through the summer and into college. Once the school year starts in university‚ they would get overwhelmed with the course load and the amount of work they have to complete in order to keep up. Myself and many other students took college level courses during the final year of high school so that

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    Gap years when used productively can be an effective alternative to going straight to post secondary education for students who are unsure of what career to pursue. Taking time off allows students to get life experience‚ learn new skills and about themselves Try out possible career options‚ develop a lifelong passion‚ and meet people that can change your life. Positive or negative experiences can have an impact on what you want to do. Eg working at a job you don’t like will make you realize that

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