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    HOW TO MARK A BOOK First off‚ Mortimer Adler in “How to mark a book” states that by writing between lines of a book‚ preferably books that contain ideas‚ one is most likely to practice the art of effective reading. Marking a book is an act of love and shows‚ what Mortimer likes to call‚ “full ownership” of the book. Purchasing a book with money is only a prelude to book ownership. That person only owns pulp wood and ink if he does not read them‚ according to Mortimer but where one is able to absorb

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    Sir Robert Eric Mortimer wheeler was widely renowned for his work on archaeology in places such as Great Britain and Most importantly India as well as his advancements in scientific methods of archaeology. Mortimer was born in September 11th 1890‚ Scotland and died 22nd 1976‚ London. Mortimer wheeler was educated at Bradford grammar school during his early youth then attended the university college London followed by forced military service during WWI. Mortimer’s first excavation took place in Essex

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    Gaveston: And‚ like Leander‚ gasped upon the sand‚ So thou wouldst smile and take me in thy arms. The sight of London to my exiled eyes Is as Elysium to a new-come soul… (Marlowe 1.1.8-11) Context: Gaveston had been exiled from England‚ separated from Edward‚ whom he loves. He receives a letter from Edward‚ telling Gaveston to come “And share the kingdom with thy dearest friend” (Marlowe 1.1.2). Gaveston is incredibly pleased to be returning to Edward. Metaphor: Gaveston compares himself

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    compared to other works of literature discussed so far in this paper. The movie is set in the Halloween season in the mid-1900s (1944) in New York City. Arsenic and Old Lace is a story about three grown men who seem to be living with their aunts. Mortimer Brewster is a drama critic and an author who greatly adores and cares for his aunts. Theodore Brewster is cared for by his aunts and believes that he is Theodore Roosevelt. Jonathan Brewster is a psychopathic killer who eventually comes back to his

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    English II Spring 2013 Character Analysis: Hotspur Hotspur is seen as a one-dimensional character‚ a bloodthirsty warmonger. His Loyalty to his brother-in-law and the Percy namesake outweighs his loyalty he should have for his King (commander and Chief). This will be his ultimate downfall such as a man who would attempt a coup. He is a formidable warrior such as Sgt York & John F. Kennedy. These young warriors gained respect and notoriety because of courage under

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    are displayed within this play. Then there are the two older women luring elderly gentlemen to their deaths because they’ve become a bit lonely‚ not realizing the seriousness of the acts they commit. Jonathan‚ the insane and estranged brother of Mortimer makes an appearance as well. His face twisted and contorted to match that of Frankenstein’s creation‚ with the help of his assistance‚ Dr. Einstein. Arsenic and Old Lace may not take itself seriously‚ with it’s comedic edge‚ but the underlying tones

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    most likely not receive the pregnancy as well‚ and nor should she. What are her options once she does become pregnant? Based on John Stuart Mills ideas of Utilitarianism‚ he would condone an abortion because it is pain avoidance for the girl. Bishop Mortimer however‚ who supports Divine Command Theory‚ would absolutely reject the idea of abortion and tell the young girl to put the child up for adoption after it has been born. Is one of these ideas superior to another‚ or are they both equally acceptable

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    Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White is a children’s novel that tries to instill the values of friendship‚ loyalty and basic characteristics of humans through an adventure of farm animals. This novel was written in the early 1950’s at the time when the world was split by a curtain in two. It is open and direct in topics dealing with traits of certain animals and their role in the society of the "barn"‚ but one cannot disconcert the subtle praise this novel gives to the society that this novel is encompassed

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    Do students have the right to eat as they choose? Or are school administrators and the federal government making children sick? Critics and supporters have debated the ingredients of school provided student lunches for several years‚ yet there has been no nutritional improvement in the quality of food served. While there are advocates‚ such as first lady Michelle Obama‚ fighting for healthier food choices‚ many critics believe the kids will not eat fresh‚ wholesome food. Numerous studies have found

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    everlasting effects of Frank Capra’s film Arsenic and Old Lace With the beginning of the 20th century‚ innovation revolutionized theatre. Frank Capra took full advantage of this period and created a classic comedic film. Cary Grant’s role as Mortimer served as the most hilarious character in the film. Every character contributed greatly to the high rating of this film with its unoriginally original use of repetition and traditional slapstick. In addition‚ new stagecraft methods and aspiring creativity

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