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    Living In Two Worlds

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    Living in Two Worlds Like every coin has two side‚ there are always two aspects in every human life. You can’t just experience good and happy lifestyle. Like other people I also experienced ups and down in my life. After reading Kim Hoang’s “Chinese in America‚ American in China‚” I feel that the necessity of immigrants to adapt or not adapt to American Culture‚ including speaking English‚ is on the highest level‚ for vocational‚ relational‚ and mental health reasons. For instance‚ the important

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    World Peace Through Music

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    Julia Cubbedge Mr. Loza English 10/ Period 4 13 September 2012 World Peace The only things we hear on the news lately are what country is getting bombed‚ who hates who‚ and the sheer number of people dying every day. There is too much discrimination‚ madness‚ and anger circulating through our world right now. We have soldiers dying every day for our country in a war that could be stopped with peaceful actions. Instead‚ we have become oblivious to what is going on around us. Music has always

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    has a reputation worldwide for being sincere‚ honest‚ and hard-working. Many Indians admire and respect him for bringing India out of the clutches of the Licence Raj. In 2010‚ TIME magazine listed him among the 100 most influential people in the world.[2] Contents [hide] 1 Background 2 Childhood and education 3 Early career 3.1 Finance Minister of India 3.2 Career in the Rajya Sabha 4 Prime ministership 4.1 14th Lok Sabha 4.1.1 Foreign policy 4.1.2 Economic policy 4.1.3 Healthcare

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    debate (EFF5: From Learner Voice to Global Peace)‚ we posed the following questions to guest presenter‚ Jeremy Gilley‚ of Peace One Day: How important do you feel education and specifically teachers and learners are in achieving Peace One Day? What do you think they can do to make a real difference? Read Jeremy’s response below: ’From the beginning of Peace One Day’s journey‚ young people have always been important to me. What would they think of a Peace Day? Could it be a starting point for

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    What peace means to me… In a country‚ Peace is a term that most commonly refers to an absence of aggression‚ violence or hostility. Peace isn’t the absence of violence but rather the presence of justice. In a society‚ peace happens when different desires are in one agreement. Peace is based on many things‚ culture‚ education‚ family values‚ experience‚ & history (to name a few) but the basis is the same----to co-exist without war‚ killing‚ & overpowering a fellow being. According to me‚ Peace is

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    Australian Indigenous art is the oldest ongoing tradition of art in the world. Initial forms of artistic Aboriginal expression were rock carvings‚ body painting and ground designs‚ which date back more than 30‚000 years. The quality and variety of Australian Indigenous art produced today reflects the richness and diversity of Indifenous culture and distinct differences between tribes‚ languages‚ dialects and geographic landscapes. Art has always been an important of Aboriginal life‚ connection past

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    World Peace‚ Is It Even Possible? We need to try something new to make world peace because politics and the government say that they will improve‚ but look at the world‚ there is still war going on. It may not be here‚ and we might not see it but it’s going on in so many other countries. We need to start thinking about it not just for the people‚ but for all the animals that live in those conditions as well‚ and the water we are polluting. in the long run‚ it affects us all‚ that’s why we need

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    How to Achieve world peace Atomic Bombs‚ Nuclear weapons‚ graft‚ and corruption‚ crimes thirst‚ blood Name it the world has it. Nations against Nations‚ State against church‚ government against the armed forces‚ military versus the fascists‚ innocent civilians in between. Is there still a way out? In an instant‚ our lives are threatened with uncertainty our children facing bleak future. Everything seems dark ahead‚ everything is vague. But still everybody gropes for soothing words to say

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    A Sacred Place

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    A Sacred Place A sanctuary is a sacred place where a person can feel safe and find peace within oneself. It is the theme of sanctuary that relates Irene Zabytko’s “Home Soil”‚ Raymond Carver’s “A Small‚ Good Thing” and Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper”‚ to one another. In Irene Zabytko’s “Home Soil”‚ the narrator tato talks about the harsh experiences he had in his past. He talks about how he was forced by the German’s to go out and herd up the crowds in the streets‚ “

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    Hinduism is the third largest faith in the world with Hindu adherents spanning across the globe. It could be one of the oldest with sacred texts from early as 1700 B.C. Health for the Hindu adherent involves balance of the mind‚ body‚ and soul with nature. They have a holistic view with consciousness not being associated with the mind but‚ with the soul itself. Health can also be determined by actions and deeds therefore past actions cause illness. This is known as the law of Karma. Ayurvedic

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