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    Jackson wants to hand pick his own staff‚ but luckily for Chris Tabor‚ he gets to stick around. With a franchise that is in disarray‚ Tabor‚ the Special Teams Coordinator had been one of very few consistencies. He survived his third coaching change since becoming a Cleveland Brown. For those who don’t know Tabor‚ after spending 3 yrs with the Chicago Bears‚ he was brought to Cleveland by then head coach Pat Shurmur in 2011. What Chris has brought to Cleveland has gone unnoticed to most‚ but it’s

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    the life of Chris Mccandless aka Alexander Supertramp on his two year long journey to the Alaskan wilderness. He presents a real life character with many flaws and a drive unknown to most during his life but himself. He was seeking to sedate his desire for adventure‚ and to solve the problems he faced at home. Christopher Johnson McCandless was a young man who was born in El Segundo‚ California. He was the first child of Billie and Walt McCandless. Later‚

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    subtlety as dismissive of the relationship between Idgie and Ruth‚ while others applaud the story nonetheless. As a reader‚ I applaud the subtlety because the portrayal is of a positive and healthy relationship‚ even though there are extreme tribulations and ultimately a death that end the relationship. Readers could easily see themselves in Idgie and Ruth or know people who have shared a love like theirs. The fact that Idgie loses Ruth to illness is an experience countless people of the LGBT community

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    Why I chose this reading ….is because it seemed relatable. It seemed like an interesting book‚ one that I could relate to myself‚ I think that all teenagers could relate to this. The book explains about respect‚ and how adults don’t really understand teens. And talks allot about anger and how to control it. My reading was about ….a 17 year old named Bo who has anger issues. He uses his anger to push himself to the physical limits of sports. He calls his English teacher‚ Mr. Redmond a name. He has

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    Analysis of here’s Herbie This short story by Mike Feder‚ is about his own life as a discouraged teen in the 70’s society. When Mike was a young boy he was in a constant state of teenage depression‚ and one of the major reasons why‚ was his mother’s both mental and physical illness. This sickness of hers‚ made him sick as well‚ and it didn’t become any easier when his mother constantly reminded him‚ that he wasn’t wanted and that she wished she had never had children (p.62). This was just one of

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    Jon Krakauer’s work of nonfiction‚ Into the Wild‚ the author begins each chapter with an epigraph. Moreover‚ the epigraphs often contain quotes from books that Chris McCandless highlighted himself or Krakauer chose‚ presumably because he felt they relate to Chris’s ideology and situation. Krakauer also included quotes from figures whom Chris revered‚ such as Jack London and Henry David Thoreau. His main purpose in incorporating these epigraphs was to draw inferences about the person that Christopher

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    The purpose Krakauer giving examples of Gene Rossellini‚ John Waterman and Carl McCunn to emphasize the differences between their radical actions and Chris McCandless. There are some similarities between these four people and the similarities between Chris McCandless and three other men just indicates that there was something different about Chris McCandless. Rossellini was a son of wealthy family like McCandless. Also‚ Rossellini was educated‚ and questioned his existence just like McCandless. He

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    In September of 1992‚ a young man named Chris McCandless was found dead in Fairbanks Alaska by six hunters and hikers. He began his journey the summer after he graduated from college; he had changed his name to Alexander Supertramp. Krakauer had written this story out of chronological order. Chris had planned to go to Alaska while still in college. His journey began when he graduated from Emory University in May of 1990 in Atlanta Georgia. In July of 1990‚ he abandoned his beloved car for several

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    I think chris mcandless is a tragic hero because he was brave to leave every thing he had to go out into the wilderness. Many people think he was crazy and stuped and he killed himself but he wanted to do it so he was following his gutt. Chris mcandless came from a pretty wealthy famley his father was an engineer for nasa and he made some pretty good money‚ chris mcandless gave his college funds to charity. Chris mcandless had a little yellow datsan and he loved that thing and he drove it everywhere

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    I agree with the author. Chris wasn’t crazy for many reasons. He was a very smart man. He graduated college and was planning on becoming a lawyer‚ until he realized something many wish they did. He understood what he was passionate for and it wasn’t law school. Chris McCandless was a very bright man. He knew exactly what he was doing and he enjoyed it. The only thing he did wrong was underestimating the Alaskan Wilderness. “ That’s when I had a bad feeling like we wouldn’t never see Alex again

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