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    Bread Givers Essay: Sara’s Identity In the book “Bread Givers” by Anzia Yezierska a young girl from poland grows up in america. Set in the 1920s conditions for immigrants living in the United States were tough‚ not to mention living in the lower East side of Manhattan‚ New York. Reb Smolinsky the father of Sara in this book really tries on impressing his beliefs onto his children for he is very set on his traditional ways. This becomes a very prominent underlying to the story as Sara grows throughout

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    The Chosen -Reb Saunders

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    REB SAUNDERS It takes a lot of trusting character to be able to be a Jewish Rabbi‚ but not just anybody can do it‚ its passed on by generation by the chosen family to take on that path. In the Chosen‚ a fictional novel by Chaim Potok is a story of Reuben Malter is a traditional teenage orthodox Jew who befriends Danny Saunders‚ a Hasid‚ which his father happens to be the well known infamous Reb Saunders. The religious tensions grow as Danny begins leave the destiny of becoming the next generation

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    Summary: Reb Saunders

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    Reb Saunders is difficult to understand and Julius Caesar isn’t. Reb doesn’t explain his actions and why he does them. This leads to him changing the future of the people around him. One victim of this situation is his son Daniel Saunders. Ever since Daniel was four years old‚ his father wouldnt speak to him unless they were studying the Talmud. Daniel had wondered why his father would treat him this way‚ and not provide him with ant answers in life. When Daniel was a little boy‚ he would ask his

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    I see my own life reflected in the scene where Sara Smolinsky’s mother‚ Shenah Smolinsky‚ yells at her out of pure frustration. Shenah has just gotten home from shopping for food and she is upset‚ the grocer and the butcher refuse to trust her for she is poor. They refuse to sell to her unless they are selling her the goods that nobody wants. Shenah arrives at the house and sees that Sara has not yet put the potatoes to boil. This seems to be a very small problem but because the mother was already

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    (Name) (Instructors’ name) (Course) (Date) A real person Sara Smolinsky is the primary character who struggles to be different‚ and have a different life from what is the expectation around her. She often says that she wants to be a person. A real person is symbolism in this case for being in a state of the things she believes in as an individual. Sarah believes that a real person is happy‚ independent‚ and self-sufficient. According to the environment around her‚ for one to be successful they needed

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    Bread

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    Let’s talk for a while about bread. All over the world‚ in Europe and the Americas and in most of Asia‚ bread is the "staff of life"‚ it’s a key food in people’s diets. Almost everyone eats bread- we eat it as toast for breakfast‚ as sandwiches for lunch‚ as hamburger buns for dinner- or people eat it as croissants or roti‚ naan or chappati‚ or under hundreds of other names in as many different languages. Even in southeast Asia‚ where rice is King‚ bread is becoming more and more popular these days

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    Case # 5 Panera Bread Company 1. What is Panera Bread’s strategy? Which of the four generic competitive strategies discussed in Chapter 3 most closely fit the competitive approach that Panera Bread is taking? What specific kind of competitive advantage is Panera Bread trying to achieve? Driving concept: to provide a premium specialty bakery and café experience to urban workers and suburban dwellers. Generic: Broad differentiation strategy. Competitive advantage: striving to build a

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    A Summary of Michael Crummey’s “Bread” Michael Crummey’s “Bread” is a short love story. It’s about a woman who marries a man 20 years elder to him‚ not because she loved him; it was just a practical decision. The man in the story too has no love for her and only looks at her as a need to keep himself satisfied. The story is about a girl who married a man because he was a good fisherman‚ had his own house and was ready to take her parents in when they would get old. The man had a belief that two

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    This school was named after a hero. A man who made mistakes but tried to fix them. He was one of the first men in this city after the civil war to try and unite the black and whites together. But do you think he would be happy having the school he was named after divided because of the reminders of the war? Though he was a rebel‚ that does not mean we have to stay the rebels. It is past the time for a change. We need to stay up to date in our teaching methods as well as our social understanding for

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    Brittney Dollison In the novel‚ Bread Givers‚ author Anzia Yezierska tells the story of life as an immigrate in the Untied States. For many immigrates‚ the U.S. was the way to insure a better life for themselves‚ and their family; a life without the constant worry of money‚ and of the injustice religious ways. Sara’s father lectures his wife about not needing a feather bed "Don’t you know it is always summer in America? And in the new golden country‚ where milk and honey flows free in the streets

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