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    To me‚ the term liberal arts conjures images of impressive buildings with large stained glass windows‚ similar to the University of Michigan Law Quad. I am very well aware that liberal arts by no means has a definition that correlates to physical appearances‚ but I think the images that pop in my head strikes a deeper chord. They attest to the rigor and accomplishment of studying a liberal arts education during college. My definition of a liberal arts education is the exposure and study of a variety

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    INTEGRATING QUOTES Why Use Quotes in Your Essay? The essay you write for class must be your essay. It should be your own ideas and in your own words. However‚ many essay assignments will ask that you use sources or quotes. So why would you use quotes in an essay that is supposed to be your own work? 1. To prove that your ideas are correct 2. To illustrate your point of view 3. To demonstrate how you arrived at an original idea of your own When to Use Quotes in Your Essay Usually‚ you will not use any quotes

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    Liberal Arts Colleges Despite popular belief‚ Harvard College was first founded‚ as an institution of higher learning in America is 1636; over one hundred years before the New England colonies officially became states (Masci). This is an example of how important education has been‚ and still is to this country today. Harvard‚ a liberal arts college‚ was also founded over one hundred years before the first state university‚ making liberal arts colleges far more experienced in the education of its’

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    Encyclopedia Britannica‚ liberal arts curriculum is divided into three main branches which are humanities‚ physical and biological sciences and mathematics‚ and the social sciences (liberal arts‚ 2017). Further explanations define liberal arts as a study that prepares individuals to be leaders in serving others instead of self (Guthrie & Callahan‚ 2016). Since beginning classes in January‚ I have taken many classes at Bethel University‚ but I have not had classes that are specifically liberal arts. Even so

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    Short Story Outline Title: The Mark of the Beast Author: Rudyard Kipling Setting: Colonial India during the late nineteenth century‚ New Year’s Eve Character(s): Fleete (main character)‚ Kipling (author‚ narrator)‚ Strickland (friend) Point of View: Narrator Central Conflict the protagonist is facing: He got drunk and desecrated the temple of Hanuman the Monkey God by putting out a cigar on the ape’s forehead. A Leper Priest (a “Silver Man”) then bites Fleete on the breast‚ and he is warned

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    Liberal Arts-Based Degrees

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    Indeed‚ the article titled “What are Some Benefits of Studying Accounting at a Liberal Arts School?” states that “a liberal arts-based curriculum instills the writing‚ thinking and cross-disciplinary skills needed to successfully navigate through changing markets and economies.” Furthermore‚ employers prefer open-minded graduates who are more likely to bring innovation and change to their company. Liberal arts-based curriculums assist students in developing their creativity and passion for

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    Why Liberals Hate America

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    Do Liberals Hate America”‚ Moore focuses on the perception American’s have about Democrats and their beliefs. He argues that modern liberals are misguided‚ but not evil. He states that liberals have different beliefs about religion than Republicans do. He compares how Republicans love America more than liberals. Moore’s statements make it very clear he is very one sided. Moore’s view on the beliefs of the liberals shows he is obviously a Republican. Moore as a Republican argues that Liberals or like

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    Scene Concept The concept of the scene derives from the introduction of the play when Mark discusses the location and season in which the play begins. The mood and physical objects in the scene are from the descriptions and opinions the characters have about their surroundings. Mark directly says in act one that the story begins on Christmas Eve at an industrial loft which was a publishing factory. Mark is more descriptive on the plays time when he says that the act begins on “December 24‚ NINE

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    Swami Vivekananda (January 12‚ 1863 - July 4‚ 1902) was a Vedantic monk who at one time saw women as an obstacle. However on realising the highest truth he saw no distinction between sex and saw in women the presence of the Divine Mother. Swami Vivekananda worked effortlessly to try and uplift the plight of women‚ in particular Indian Women. These are few of the collection of his thoughts on women. ~ Soul has no sex‚ it is neither male nor female. It is only in the body that sex exists‚ and

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    My plan with a Liberal Arts degree is to acquire all the knowledge I need to succeed in the publishing world. I have been writing without any formal education since I was very young‚ and even submitted works to agents and editors‚ some of which asked for more of my work. Regardless‚ I wanted to polish my writing and gain the necessary skills and this is what I hope to achieve. For this reason‚ I wish to gain a solid foundation for my writing career. The expected outcome after completing this degree

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