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    In “Shakespeare in the Bush‚” by Laura Bohannan‚ the narrator of the story has an argument with a colleague on whether or not that the interpretation of Shakespeare could be understood the same way everywhere in the world because “human nature is more or less the same universally”. Her statement would then be proven invalid‚ because a person’s perception will always differ from someone else’s due to their cultural upbringing. While preparing to travel to Africa to study a tribe by the name‚ Tiv

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    The house for the lost soul. Absent-mindedly‚ 17-year-old Trey Fierce read the line of words carved on the wood plank on the wall which were a subtle depiction of everyone whose life thrown into this place; the facility for the mentally incompetent‚ the unbalanced person‚ the deranged - those were just a few of the names. Whoever had said that madness was always in the form of frenzy and hysteria‚ must have never dealt with madness itself. It was often soundless and discreet‚ appeared in many tender

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    along with his wife Andrea establish their own film company. The film company is called Renascent Films LLC. They have current published three films. The first film was a documentary called La Cucaracha. The second film is another documentary called Soul of the Samurai which tells the history of the Samurai lifestyle. The third production was called Deep Sea Diving that was a one-woman show.

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    The Things They Carried Ben Cornelius The story “The Things They Carried” by Tim O’Brien is an enormously detailed fictional account of a wartime scenario in which jimmy Cross (the story’s main character) grows as a person‚ and the emotional and physical baggage of wartime are brought to light. The most obvious and prominent feature of O’Brien’s writing is a repetition of detail. O’brien also passively analyzes the effects of wartime on the underdeveloped psyche

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    At this point in the school year I feel nervous for the rest of the school year. In the first half I didn’t exactly do my best and I struggled to get by in the first two quarters. I am taking precautions to make sure that I don’t repeat the past and have a better last half of the year. I am still feeling very stressed and pressured by many things in life right now in the school year but I have found different ways to cope with it like reading and painting. I used to use these to cope with stress

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    Guest explains how hardships display the true nature of a person. Similarly‚ Patrick Kohan highlights in his article‚ “The Importance of Adversity in Growth and Development‚” how obstacles should not be removed to help a child succeed. Furthermore‚ Laura Hillenbrand’s novel‚ Unbroken‚ showcases the worst challenges elicit of one’s character. Ultimately‚ one should use adversity to discover hidden talents that once never existed‚ as well as change the perspective of a convoluted idea. Challenges can

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    resisting arrest (Laura Jane Grace). Three years later this same boy begins writing songs under the title Against Me! where he voices his political opinions. Later in his writing he begins to express his inner feelings conveying that this boy is not

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    The Book review of “The Souls of Black Folk” by Du-Bios In the book named as “The Souls of Black Folk”‚ the author Du-Bios mainly talked about the problems faced to African-Americans that lived in United States‚ and he included the problems faced to all people of color indirectly. Moreover‚ the book is written in the form of collection of his essays. The book was written in 1903‚ and at that time the facing problem to black people was nowadays called racism. He even stated problems that people face

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    The troubles faced by black women had largely been ignored by groups and organizations they supported. Often was the case that black women’s place in organizations such as the Black Panther Party (BPP) was strictly seen as servile where “black women could change themselves to better aid the struggle” But black women played critical roles in the BPP regardless of the masculinist rhetoric that embodied much of the organization. Gender roles would be judged within the BPP as the ideologies of its members

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    Marissa Langworthy Soul Surfer Could you imagine what it would be like to lose your arm in a shark attack? Everything would be so difficult for quite some time. You would have to deal with not only pain but everybody wanting to ask you questions about what happened. Some people may even make fun of you or be scared. That would be a terrible feeling to have. Everything you do would be at least ten times harder. Bethany Hamilton loved to surf and be in the water. She was just a normal teenage

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