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    The movie “Girl Positive” is about‚ Rachel‚ a teenage girl Rachel in high school that has come in contact with the disease HIV. The movie shows how people in her high school view the disease. They also stereotype it‚ saying only gay people can get. They are quickly proven wrong though. A recent report put up on the school website shows that the star athlete that graduated before them was doing heroin. He had just died in a car accident and they found it in his system and in his car. Everybody was

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    with the main plot. It begins with what one may think is an epigraph‚ but it is actually an excerpt from the book’s ending. The excerpt is rather a warning for what is about to come. The book is mainly founded upon two main characters: Rachel and Megan. Rachel is a divorcee since two years back and is currently living in tiny room in a friend’s apartment‚ meanwhile her ex-husband‚ Tom‚ is living a new life with his wife Anna and their daughter. Back in the days‚ when Tom and

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    controversial way. Throughout the film it is indicated that Lilly suffers from sever alcohol abuse. It is suggested that‚ because of her drinking‚ Lilly is part of the reason why Rachel was sexually abused. She was never totally there; she was supposedly always suspected to be under the influence and leaving Rachel in the care of her step-dad‚ Arnold. The film is moving when dealing with this issue because it is actually the addiction that starts to bring the family back together. Georgia supports

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    also faces challenges and criticism from scholars. James Rachels‚ author of the chapter “The Challenge of Cultural Relativism” believes that cultural relativism is an overarching theory that should not be accepted in its entirety. Rachels argues that there is not one theory that will define what is right or wrong. Rachels believes that aspects of cultural relativism‚ such as keeping an open mind and tolerance‚ are important. According to Rachels‚ one can accept those concepts without endorsing the entire

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    seen.”(5) Rachel Brown‚ daughter of Rev. Jeremiah Brown. Through the story we get to know Rev. Brown‚ a man that wants what he wants and‚ being the pastor of this small town that is devoted to God‚ you come to find out that everyone in this town does as he says. This includes his daughter Rachel. At the beginning of the play Rachel goes to visit Bert Cates‚ the man that has been placed in jail for teaching evolution by doing so‚ he broke the law. The first act of loyalty we see is when Rachel says “Mr

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    My Bed: Gateway to Relaxation On a cool brisk Hawaiian morning‚ on Schofield Barrack‚ Oahu three blocks over from the Post Exchange sits a two storey home. On the second floor in the master bedroom is a memory foam bed. Coming home to this bed is one of the best things to do on a long stressful day. My bed is the very embodiment of relaxation. The worst part of everyday is waking up. I open my eyes to the sound of a load and exasperate alarms. This alarm sounds like a tornado warning

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    resume from business student‚ Rachel. Impressed with her credentials‚ Lauren invited Rachel to interview for a position as a Communications Coordinator. As the interviewer‚ Lauren seeks to evaluate Rachel’s strengths to determine her compatibility with the company. Rachel arrives at Lauren’s office building ten minutes early‚ feeling confident and well prepared for the interview. She takes a seat and patiently waits for Lauren. As Lauren walks in the room‚ Rachel quickly stands up from her seat

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    and ‘The Western Society’. This theme‚ Weir has made a clear comparison between the two worlds. They could not work together in harmony because of the differences in beliefs‚ culture and lifestyle patterns. Because of this the relationship between Rachel and Book could not work out‚ their cultures and beliefs are too diverse from one another‚ and she could not go with him to the city life and Book could not stay with her in the Amish world. Towards the end when the two worlds collided with each other

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    and not with big emotinal showings‚ and she wants her two daughters Flora and Rachel to get on more well‚ since they are not getting on well at all. Rachel and Flora are sisters and it would seem that Rachel is the oldest of the two. She is tall‚ brave and clever‚ and Flora is jealous at her for being that. It seems that Flora is always trying to be better than Rachel in any way‚ but without succes. Flora and Rachel does not get on well. Communication between them is always in an angry tone of

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    Furthermore depicting the film and its significance to a disability issue and society‚ Riding the Bus with My Sister was a media film that was based off of a true story book‚ written by Rachel Simmon. In summary‚ Rachel has an intellectually disabled sister named Beth — whom spends her days riding the bus routes among a city

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