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    Into The Wild Summary

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    Jon Krakauer‚ born in 1954‚ was introduced to mountaineering by his father at the young age of eight. Following his graduation from Hampshire College in 1976‚ Krakauer worked as a carpenter and commercial salmon fisherman to support himself. However‚ for the following two decades‚ Krakauer’s life was dedicated to the serene yet thrillful ‘sport’ of mountain climbing. In 1996‚ just four years after the death of Chris McCandless‚ Krakauer climbed Mt. Everest. However‚ a disastrous storm took the lives

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    LTCM Summary

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    In 1994‚ John Meriwether founded a hedge fund called Long-Term Capital Management. He was a successful bond trader and then senior manager at Salomon Brothers. After that‚ Meriwether assembled impressive team of experienced traders and specialists in mathematical finance. The core strategy they applied to make high profit was to make convergence trades. Since a large amount of investors were attracted by and confident in this strategy‚ it raised $1.3 billion totally. From 1994 to 1996‚ LTCM were

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    Summary On Pluralism

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    In the article “Problems and Promise in Pluralism‚” Annalee R. Ward discusses the potential problems that might arise from religious pluralism and presents the potential impact and promise of religious pluralism that can benefit society as a whole. The author stresses the challenges religious pluralism presents to a person of faith in a society that favors the privatization of religion (Ward‚ 2004). Ward attempts to answer this following question: “If people are truly followers of a religion‚ how

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    Herod Summary

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    Salmone The Page of Heroidias‚ and some soldiers are gathered on a balcony overlooking a well. Offstage‚ Herod is conducting a banquet with many guests. While a man and the Page discuss the moon‚ a figure for Salome ‚four soldiers discuss a group of Jews in Herod’s court‚ who are arguing their religion. They become anxious that the Tetrarch is "sombre" because he is looking at someone‚ and they try to determine who it is. They begin a conversation about religion‚ and one of the soldiers reveals

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    Infertility Summary

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    Treatment of Depression Caused by Infertility; an Experimental Study Fatemeh Alzahra Infertility and Reproductive Health Research Center of the Babol University of Medical Sciences in Babol‚ Iran conducted a research study in 2007‚ to evaluate the “effectiveness of cognitive behavioral therapy along with fluoxetine for improvement infertility stress in infertile women‚”(Faramarzi et al‚ 1). Often private situations‚ such as infertility and grief‚ can be overlooked as a psychological concern by

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    Maquilapolis Summary

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    Our society is filled of isms; racism‚ classism‚ ageism‚ and so on. Feminism can mean different things to different people but when it comes down to it‚ it is the ideas that everyone should be given equal opportunities to live their life in the best possible way. A lot of these societal norms are engrained in our society making it difficult to be the other in our society. There are common themes in oppression that are clear to see. For example‚ in Maquilapolis women of color are working at factories

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    Summary Of Sikokame

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    According to the Huichol legend‚ Sikoakame was a child that had been abandoned by his mother‚ Nakawe. His brother Wakuri searched for him to bring him back home‚ but Sikoakame refused‚ and to escape‚ became a snake. But Wakuri followed him and Sikoakame‚ irritated by his brother’s persistence‚ became a lighting bolt and stroke him. Wakuri then shattered into many pieces that became corn grains of many colors: white‚ blue‚ yellow‚ red and black‚ and these were scattered all over the Blue Mountain

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    Summary Of Mestizo

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    know if the Mestizo was lying or telling the truth. “Oh no” ‚ the priest said. “I don’t trust you.” (160) When the priest got there he saw it was not a tramp but the Gringo did not want to confess his sins he wanted to use the priest so he could get out of the hut. This is interesting how the Gringo when he is dying he sends the mestizo for a priest so they can hear his sins‚ but he lied because he wanted a person to get him out of there this shows the limits of a criminal. “You take my gun‚ father

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    Summary Of Somnambulism

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    The story Somnambulism is about a young man named Althrope‚ who is presumed to have shot and killed Constantia Davis after her and her father leave his family’s house in a rush after receiving an urgent message‚ however Althrope may have been sleepwalking at the time. In the beginning of the story Althrope is so consumed with his love for Miss Davis that he did not want her and her father to leave his house‚ he feared that because Constantia was engaged he would never see her again‚ and if he did

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    Summary Of The Cog

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    The Cog by Charles E. Fitch uses author’s craft of symbolism to show the loss of dreams and hope for the future. In the story he watches his dreams literally and figuratively watch his dreams fly away. Although another form of author’s craft charles may be using is with mood and using descriptive words to set it. Although mood is more spread through the symbolism is stronger. The Cog by Charles E. Fitch uses strong symbolism throughout the story. A strong piece of that evidence comes from when

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