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    In The Heights by Lin-Manuel Miranda is a multi-award winning classic musical. The story takes place in the poor neighborhood of Washington Heights and follows Nina‚ an eighteen year old college dropout. She has always made the grade‚ been the best and outshined others in her town. After getting a scholarship to Stanford‚ she is the first person in Washington Heights to go to college. After working jobs and all the homework‚ she wasn’t able to do it all. Now‚ she has to come home to all these people

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    Charles is a poorly behaved kindergartener‚ but does not even exist at all. Shirley Jackson wrote a short story about a misbehaved young kindergartener called “Charles”. This young child is named Laurie and misbehaves on multiple occasions for numerous reasons. Furthermore‚ this short story occurs in the home and school of a family in the 1950’s. Laurie newly began attending kindergarten‚ however‚ he did not adjust to this change in a positive manner. In fact‚ he acted out a considerable amount of

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    The article “Here’s A Terrible Idea: Robot Cars With Adjustable Ethics Settings” by Patrick Lin‚ immediately grabbed my attention because it placed the theory of ethics into the 21st century. The infamous “trolley problem” is the prime example that Lin uses to discuss the moral dilemma presented by robotic cars. After reading and discussing Lin’s article‚ I agree that robotic cars with adjustable ethics settings are a terrible idea. One of the first topics that stood out to me was that 12% of people

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    Mrs. Shirley Uber Caretaker came into our office to discuss her potential disability claim. Mrs. Caretaker is a 56 year old widow‚ and has a steady work history of 40 years. She was married for 37 years before her husband passed away from a massive heart attack. After her husband’s passing she went into a deep depression. She states that she often feels suicidal and there are days when she will not even get out of her bed. (Kucourses.com‚ 2016) Dr. Prime‚ her primary care physician spends fifteen

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    I am writing my essay on “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson. There are several themes that run through this classic short story. One would be the long standing traditions. The mysterious lottery is one example. Villagers continue the lottery year after year because‚ as one of the villagers would say‚ “We have always had a lottery as far back as I can remember. I see no reason to end it.” The black box that contains each citizen’s name is another example. Another theme would be that of man’s cruelty

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    In short fiction‚ characters experience conflict that impacts plot development. Firstly‚ in “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson the conflict is man vs. nature. To provide a reason why this happens in the small town‚ Jackson wrote “Lottery in June‚ corn be heavy soon.” (Jackson 4). This was said by Old Man Warner‚ the oldest person in this town and this shows that Tessie‚ the women who gets sacrificed‚ is conflicting with the actual agriculture sacrifice. This conflict only starts to show at the end

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    Telling women that they can’t wear certain things because it distracts the boys is what is encouraging rape culture and men to slut shame women. Controlling what a woman can wear is just the beginning of all the other problems that are caused by this thinking in society. In school‚ it’s girls can’t wear tank tops. Then in the future it’s 70 cents to every man’s dollar and the encouragement

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    need in trying to fix it. This is the way things have always been done so why change it now? This is the way many people think and don’t see a problem with it. They go along with the status quo whether it is right or wrong. In “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson the townspeople are hesitant to refuse traditions that would be considered wrong and evil by most people. This story gives the lottery a bad reputation. The first thing that comes to mind is winning a sum of money or goods. In the beginning

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    Tradition is the backbone of every culture and civilization. It helps to pass the beliefs‚ philosophies‚ and customs of societies from generation to generation. “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson describes about a tradition of an annual lottery draw‚ participated by the people of a village to insure a bountiful harvest. Usually in lotteries‚ the winners get something special that makes them happy. But in this story‚ the tradition of the lottery is that whoever is the winner is stoned to death to get

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    THE LOTTERY A short fictional story published by Shirley Jackson The Lottery was originally published in the magazine The New Yorker in 1948. On one clear sunny morning in a village of 300 it was the day of June 27‚ The Lottery Day. It was held at the town square by the post office and the bank. This village was a farming village. The time they held this was anytime they wanted. On this special day people gather around the town square and the kids collect rocks. During this day Graves and Summers

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