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    the only person I’m worried about pleasing at the end of the day is myself. In the poem‚ “Night Waitress” by Lynda Hull‚ the author describes in great detail the thoughts and indirect feelings of the hard working waitress to which I can relate to; because she describes some of the duties and instincts a server must bear. In this essay I will compare my feelings of neglection to those of the female waitress in the poem and how we relate our jobs to one another. When I first started to work as a waiter

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    VIETNAMESE NEW YEAR FESTIVAL Vietnamese New Year or Tet is a very special festival in Vietnam because it marks the arrival of spring and the beginning of another year. On that day‚ people will gather together to celebrate Tet‚ to worship their ancestors‚ to give wishes to each other‚ to give lucky money to children‚ etc. Before Tet‚ people go to shopping so the market is always crowded. They buy some new clothes‚ shoes‚ food‚ fruits or decorations for their house. The atmosphere is noisy with

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    | “Hello‚ my name is Stephanie and I will be taking care of you tonight.” This is my routine that sounds rather scripted. Waitressing is just one of the many roles in my life. Wait staff almost have a script for how to handle customers. Being a waitress is a positive role in my life. It is something I can enjoy while doing and work with people who appreciate working with me. This is one of my favorite roles that I have had in my life. Waitressing has made me a more open person. I have learned many

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    Megan Corvette Ward English 101 1/26/10 The View from a Waitress at a Truck Stop I am a waitress; I work at the Flying J Country Market Restaurant in McCammon‚ ID. I have worked there for about two and a half years. My duties are to take peoples orders for food and drinks‚ serve it to them and make sure they are satisfied. As a waitress I’m the face of the restaurant to the customer‚ and if something goes wrong‚ my fault or not‚ they blame me. It takes a whole restaurant to make a table

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    Lynda Barry

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    Malerba English 101-1203 The essay on page 69 of The Blair Reader entitled: “The Sanctuary of School” was written by Lynda Barry. In this literary work‚ Lynda Barry remembers her Seattle grade school in a racially mixed neighborhood as a nurturing safe haven from her difficult family life. In the following essay‚ we will discuss how through this descriptive and pathetic story‚ Lynda Barry glorifies schools and reveals the importance of public schools by comparing her life at school and her life at

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    The Case of the Fired Waitress In business it is important the a company establish some clear order of business when dealing with business ethics. Ethical business practices can build customer relationships. Unethical business practices can cause a business to lose customers. In this case study the reader will be come familiar with the ethical practice of a Red lobster store in Pleasant Hill‚ Pennsylvania. Problem/ Issue Identification A waitress at the local Pennsylvania Red Lobster served

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    HULL-HOUSE Laura Jane Addams was born on September 6‚ 1860 in Cedarville‚ Illinois‚ into a privileged middle class family. As a young child‚ Jane‚ as they called her‚ knew hardships. At the age of two her mother died. Soon after‚ Addams had been struck with tuberculosis leaving her with a deformed spine. Still having her father to carry her through‚ she would try to live life as normal as possible. Jane often would travel to the mills her father owned; playing in the piles of grain in the storerooms

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    Lynda Barry

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    Lynda Barry has an amazing and strong connection to her school. Throughout the story she is talking about how meaningful it is to her and how she thinks it’s the only place where she actually gets noticed. In the illustration‚ Barry has a big smile on her face which means she’s happy and it’s showing that the school is Barry’s safe-place and though it’s not her home‚ church‚ or anything like that‚ it makes her happy and she feels like she can count on the people to look out for her. Along with the

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    Chicago are explained very well throughout the readings from the Hull House articles. They give real world insight to what the time was like back then. The Hull House was founded by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr in 1889 and was the most famous Settlement House in the United States. The first section that I chose to read was the “Beginnings of Settlement Life In Chicago” and the area of The Experiment in Chicago. Making the Hull House available to those who were not fortunate was a great idea

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    Introduction The purpose of the essay is to break down and analyze a situation from cocktail waitress by James D Spradley and Brenda J Mann. We will be analyzing the context of sociation. It is important because we want to understand why we and others do the things we do on a routine basis without ever glancing at the question of how come? How did we become sociatively competent in the simple way we do things? How do we learn all these actions within society? Also what are the consequences of our

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