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    In the article “Anti-Intellectualism and the ‘Dumbing Down’ of America‚” Ray Williams draws attention to a very pressing and controversial idea‚ the anti-intellectual ignorance of modern American culture. Williams claims that Americans have developed a caustic standard of entitlement without representation. This political and social issue has only been worsened by the age of modern technology and social media. While less than 40% of Americans under the age of 44 have not read a book on their own

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    Lily and T. Ray’s relationship In the beginning of the book "The secret Life of Bees"‚ the protagonist‚ Lily‚ had a very tough life with her father‚ T. Ray‚ and Lily didn’t have a mother. What I mean by this‚ is that when Lily was four years old‚ her mother dies by a gunshot and she blamed herself for what had happened; while her father‚ T.Ray‚ has always treated her bad and didn’t acknowledge her. One day‚ Lily went with her nanny‚ Rosaleen‚ to town after they had signed the civil rights

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    Thornton Wilder (1897-1975) The Bridge of San Luis Rey The Bridge of San Luis Rey‚ by Thornton Wilder‚ presents the ancient dilemma of whether tragedy is the result of chance or a manifestation of divine intervention. It explores the lives of five people and reveals their internal struggles for survival. The sadness that is created by the undying love of the Marquesa de Montemayor for her daughter‚ Esteban for his twin brother‚ Manual and Uncle Pio for the vain actress‚ Camilla

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    To start of‚ the first thing i think that Ray Bradbury tried to do to impact on his audience was that he wants readers to understand the importance of the reading and thinking. The importance of standing up to each other and the importance of cherishing what you have. To begin‚ i think that we should cherish what we have and even if we don’t have all the things that we want we should value the things that we do have. For example in the book page 20 Helen is complaining about not having enough

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    All Summer in a Day teaches readers that sadness is an important key in life because you can’t always be happy. In paragraph two we are Ray Bradbury’s All Summer in a Day teaches readers to be thankful for what they have. If the children in the story would just think about what they have‚ they would appreciate it more. They would no longer crave more and would not do unnecessary things to get what they want. The kids are so Jealous and unthankful for what they have they will do anything to get what

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    I was being rolled down to the x-ray room after my 13 hour long hip surgery. Every bounce and movement of the cart sent searing pain through my body. It was all i could do to not cry and yell but as we rolled and stopped the pain stopped. We were in a room filled with equipment and two people deep in conversation. Janet ‚the first nurse‚ was talking. “Last saturday i got my nails done and they’re super cute. And then today i broke my nail helping a patient. Ugh this job sucks”. “I know right” replied

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    changes that still no one observes‚ is the way people are parenting their children now a days. With so much technology‚ not much is needed from a parent‚ because most of it can simply be located in an app or on google. In The Illustrated Man‚ by Bradbury‚ The Veld demonstrates how too much technology can affect a child. This has a strong connection with the way parenting is done in our present

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    “Dark they were‚ and Golden-Eyed” by Ray Bradbury was a great story about people from Earth arriving on Mars to have a brighter future. There was also the audio play produced by Mcdonough. The two stories had the same ideas‚ but there were a few little differences. First of all‚ the difference between the plot is that in the beginning of the audio there is a brief summary about the story‚ but before the story instead of a summary‚ there is a background on why Bradbury chose to write a story. Also in the

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    Experiment 4 Measurement of e by Thomson’s bar magnet method. m Apparatus: Cathode ray tube (CRT) with power supply unit‚ one pair of bar magnets‚ high resistance voltmeter‚ magnetometer‚ stopwatch. Purpose of experiment: e To measure the specific charge‚ i.e. charge to mass ratio   ‚ of an electron using m Thomson’s bar magnet method. Basic methodology: Electrons in a CRT are deflected in the vertical direction by applying a potential between the vertical deflection plates of the CRT.

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    Angle is the figure formed by two rays‚ called the sides of the angle‚ sharing a common endpoint‚ called the vertex of the angle. Angles are usually presumed to be in a Euclidean plane‚ but are also defined in non-Euclidean geometry. Angle is also used to designate the measure of an angle or of a rotation. This measure is the ratio of the length of a circular arc to its radius. In the case of an angle (figure)‚ the arc is centered at the vertex and delimited by the sides. In the case of a rotation

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