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    how he felt about the safety of the Ryerson area during daytime. Although daytime seems pretty safe‚ there are still major concerns with safety around the Ryerson campus. A major safety concern particularly at this time includes the construction at Point 1 in the daytime map. The construction that is happening on Yonge and Dundas is dangerous for citizens regularly passing by the place in order to get to their destination. The construction that is being built in this area is dangerous because anyone

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    Intelligence without ambition is a bird without wings. Salvador Dali  Great ambition is the passion of a great character. Those endowed with it may perform very good or very bad acts. All depends on the principles which direct them. Napoleon Bonaparte  Ambition is the path to success‚ persistence is the vehicle you arrive in. William Eardley IV  Different persons have different ambitions in life because they differ not only in tastes and temperament but also in innate tendencies and physical

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    lead statement‚ background information to topic‚ arguable and provable thesis statement and main points used to prove thesis statement.) II. BODY PARAGRAPH 1 Topic Sentence 1 (using transition word/phrase to introduce first main point): A. Support (provide evidence to show how first main point is supported) 1. Detail/example 2. Detail/example B. Support (provide more evidence to show how first main point is supported) 1. Detail/example 2. Detail/example (There is no exact requirement for the number

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    Should Athletes Get Paid

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    see both sides of the argument no matter your view on the debate. In my opinion this was a well written article because it let you see how compensating the student athletes would have a large effect on the student’s finishing school‚ with point shaving‚ and finding alternate ways to earn money. Sturgill used a survey that was ran at an unknown Division I university‚ showing how the study proved that the student body was willing to go up on their tuition to help compensate revenue for the

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    Dear Mr. Matthews‚ Let me start of by being completely honest and saying that I thought your book was going to be boring and terrible. Many political books are written in a formal language that often intimidates the reader‚ making them feel unintelligent as well. Not only that‚ many authors of political books have a tendency to scold the readers for thinking a certain way. However‚ I was pleasantly surprised when I began to read your book. The first thing I noticed is that the language you use is

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    and how people interact within the workspace. What Erickson is trying to answer is why the people in the restaurant feel more like a close-knit community compared to other‚ through her observations and active participation prior‚ but there are weak point to her research concerning her overall view of the restaurant. The interactions between workers and customers intrigued Erickson into looking at the limitations of relationships in a work place. She questions if a community can exist in a capitalist

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    Death and Grief

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    please see me. Points to consider: * The presentation of the people involved- how did their lives change * Use of imagery to illicit or imaginations * The aftermath of the crash‚ how do people rebuild their lives‚ how would we? * The use of titles- what effect does that have? * Use of symbolism- what do these meaning mean to how lives change‚ stay the same or how we must adapt Process : Write and Introduction * Write a topic sentence that states your point of view. *

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    Analysis Of Hans Rosling

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    chimpanzees would have done. This was a simple‚ clever way to introduce the audience to his style of presenting. Unfortunately‚ he didn’t seem to have much a Thesis. He began with the story then went straight into presenting without ever stating what the point of this presentation was. Rosling did have nice transitions between slides and major information. It all felt connected‚ even without a clear direction of were the speech was going I was able to easily follow the information he was putting forth. His

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      CANDIDATES B      The teacher who should be given the award in the teachers’ day celebration is the most creative teachers. Creative teachers can make students enjoy in their studies and learning process more happening.       My first point is‚

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    Ulgine Barrows”. This arouses our suspense because we are told Mr. Martin is planning to murder this woman. The suspense is maintained with Mr. Martin’s thoughts. We as an audience are given his thoughts through the use of the 3rd person omniscient point of view. His thoughts are mostly on the issue on his dislike of Mrs. Barrows. Because of this‚ he is plotting her murder. As the story continues Mr. Martin carries out his evil plan‚ which he has been creating in his mind for the past week. When he

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