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    the mouse asks for a glass of milk. The circle is complete when he wants a cookie to go with it. Author Laura Numeroff has often said in interviews that the idea for the story came to her during a long car trip she took with a friend from San Francisco to Oregon. She narrated it as they drove and later wrote it down. The manuscript was passed over by nine publishers before being taken on by Laura Gerringer‚ a publisher under the Harper and Row (now HarperCollins) imprint‚ who immediately thought of

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    What the Speaker Did Well‚ and Why I Think So Time Management Expert‚ Laura Vanderkam gave an inspirational speech on‚ “How to gain control of your free time.” During the opening of her speech‚ she tells a story about her own faults; being late for scheduled appointments‚ and how busy her own life is as a working mom. She emphasized on being able to put time in perspective‚ prioritizing what is important and how to accomplish your set goals. She references‚ “time is highly elastic‚ we can’t make

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    In 2010‚ Laura Hillenbrand released a brilliant tribute to a resilient national hero‚ Louis “Louie” Zamperini‚ whose story was not widely known at the time. Fast forward four years and this tribute‚ Unbroken‚ has been made into a major motion picture and the remarkable story of the Olympian-turned-soldier has reached the masses. In the book Unbroken‚ which I read shortly after it was released‚ Hillenbrand chronicles Zamperini’s epic and‚ at times‚ terrifying odyssey. Raised in California‚ he was

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    initially enveloped himself and the later change in character that strengthened him as an individual and possibly lengthened his lifespan (63). After viding Louie’s depiction as a valiant soldier in newspapers‚ I was getting the impression that author Laura Hillenbrand wanted the readers to believe that war was a heroic venture and dying for one’s country was a courageous deed (77). However‚ soon Hillenbrand altered my perception by describing planes that crashed due to accidents‚ harsh weather‚ and human

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    Laura Hillenbrand will be a name never forgotten. Her masterpiece‚ Unbroken‚ follows Louie Zamperini through the chaotic events of his life: qualifying for the olympics at 19‚ fighting for his life in a Prisoner of War (POW) camp‚ and struggling to conform to society after the monstrosities of war. Louie’s life is full of suspense‚ determination‚ and hope leaving the reader hanging onto every word. A thief grew up in the small town of Torrance‚ California. Running from trouble at a young age assisted

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    In Unbroken‚ Laura Hillenbrand argues that the allied servicemen and prisoners of war in World War II contributed immeasurable sacrifices for humanity. Hillenbrand’s biography about Louie Zamperini provides an authentic portrayal of a soldier and prisoner of war (POW) during World War II. The New York Times bestseller novel focuses on the importance in family bonds and friendship throughout the struggle. Likewise‚ optimism and hope serve as vital coping mechanisms in warfare circumstances. Hillenbrand

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    William Baltus 9/05/2014 English 1 Honors Mrs. Buechner When the Game Stands Tall I have chosen a movie that I have watched recently with fellow peers and teammates from Donovan Catholic High School. The title of this spectacular movie is “When the Game Stands Tall.” The significance of the title designates to the great coaching staff which reached into the hearts of the football players‚ not only making them outstanding‚ but making them grow into true men

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    aimed in altering the sexual equality of the men and women. Some of these movements attained their main goal – the social change. One of the movements that was started by the pioneers is the Male Gaze Theory. The Male Gaze Theory‚ a feminist theory by Laura Mulvey‚ was developed in 1975. It happens when the audience‚ or viewer‚ is put into the viewpoint of a heterosexual male. Mulvey stressed that the dominant male gaze in mainstream Hollywood films reflects and satisfies the male. It applies wherever

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    hate rage that they had against each other it was no surprise to me that he was Stabbed by one of the guardians and left laying down in the sidewalk. He was in so much pain and unable to scream for help. All he could do is to think of Laura the women he loved and him dreams to make a family with her. Some help came to him but unsuccessfully to help him‚ the Drunken man was too drunk to help him. But with Freddie and Angela was different they didn’t help him because

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    and how it is still very prevalent in contemporary modern culture through photography and other mediums‚ such as‚ cinema and advertising. I will be analyzing the photographic work of Cindy Sherman‚ E.J. Bellocq‚ advertisement and the written work of Laura Mulvey and John Berger. Traditionally imagined‚ written and produced by men‚ advertisements have long depicted women as men want them to be‚ sexy‚ obedient‚ fragile‚ instead of as they actually are. In this way‚ the male gaze is very predominant in

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