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    of some voters. We also have the freedom of expression‚ the freedom of speech but‚ the other people are just wasting this right and use it way more than the usual limit that makes it offending in the ears of other people. Although it’s their own opinion‚ and we all know that

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    by their opinions. There are no correct and incorrect opinions because they reflect people’s different perspectives. Therefore all opinions are equally valuable for the fact that everyone has his or her own view on different subjects. There is a broad range of categories for opinions‚ whether it is religious‚ personal‚ scholarly‚ or even of nonsense. Opinions are opinions. An opinion is the way of thinking freely without having to be bothered by other’s thoughts. Though a foolish opinion is heard

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    In The Land by Mildred D. Taylor‚ the main character and protagonist of the novel‚ Paul-Edward Logan‚ faces racial discrimination for he is black. He appears to resemble being white because of his father; however‚ he also is black because of his mother. He was unaware of this discrimination when he was younger‚ because his father was not concerned about it. As he grew of age‚ his family starts to slowly uncover the true face of the world he is living in. Racial discrimination was strongly practiced

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    Summary and opinion Gisela Lizette Carrillo Lopez This article is about the defeat of the S. Korean fencer. When South Korea’s Shin Lam had just advanced to the gold medal the officials had to reset the clock from zero to one second‚ making that moment the turning point‚ because Germany’s Britta Heinemann took that moment as a second chance‚ ending as the winner of the match. Loosing was both embarrassing and agonizing for Shin‚ in that moment she became the loneliest athlete in the Olympics

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    ¨Nothing is worth having comes easy¨ (unknown). It wasn’t easy for my two characters that i’ve read about because Felix from the short story Amigo Brothers had to box his best friend Antonio and whoever won the boxing match would represent the golden gloves and for Izzy from my novel she has to figure out who has her best friend Julia´s phone number. In the stories Amigo brothers and Kicker‚ the characters Felix and Izzy both showed Determined by Never giving up. Izzy shows Determined by figuring

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    Introduction Taoism as a Chinese religion began in the year 142 C.E‚ with the revelation of the Tao to Zhang Daoling or Chang Tao-ling by the personified god of the Tao‚ Lao Zi.Taoism emerged from a rich Shamanic tradition which existed in China and it is one of the Shamans‚ known as Kong FuZi.It was the first to construct a system by which the underlying structure of the universe could be expressed. Early religious rooted in the ideas of the Taoist thinkers‚ to which were added local religious

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    “Rambos of the Road” Martin Gottfried the author of “Rambos of the Road‚” was born in 1933‚ in New York. He received his degree from Columbia University and then he ended up going to law school for a while. After he left there‚ he severe two years in the U.S. Army. “He has authored several books and a lot of magazines articles on a variety of topics.” Gottfried’ s essay is about how much things have changed over the years with the way that people drive now a days‚ shows also how much road rage

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    Judgments: In my opinion‚ the characters in the story are very believable. Through research‚ I found that the author‚ Sook Nyul Choi‚ was a North Korean refugee herself. Meaning that the author knows what it is like to escape to gain freedom in South Korea. The characters were also engaging to me because I liked their personalities. For example‚ Aunt Tiger lost a lot because of the Japanese‚ causing her to become bitter. She seems to be the only character that voices her opinion about the Japanese

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    Thomas Maxwell 4A Current Event #4 Back in October Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy gave a nearly irrelevant opinion. The case being about Civil Rights of a jury and his opinion being about the inadequate conditions faced by the inmates in solitary confinement. At the same time Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas disapproved of Justice Kennedy’s claim and went as far as to say “a far sight more spacious than those in which his victims‚” regarding to how the conditions of these prisons are

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    In “Opinions and Social Pressure” by Solomon E. Asch‚ he claims that under group pressure‚ a subject 75% out of 123 participants agreed with the majority of the group. Asch demonstrated an experiment of 8 college student males for a psychological experiment on comparing the length of lines. He orchestrated everyone except 1 person to purposely answer the questions incorrectly‚ to see if that 1 person would continue independently with the correct answer or agree with the majority of the group. At

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