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    The memory of Colonel Robert Gould Shaw is a key example of an officer’s memory dwarfing the equally courageous actions of his subordinates. In the book‚ Where Death and Glory Meet‚ historian Russell Duncan argues that Shaw became the most important abolitionist hero of the war. Interestingly‚ Shaw became one of the first white officers to command a colored regiment. Colored troops were a symbolic statement to the Confederacy‚ that the Union was committed to the emancipation of enslaved African Americans

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    Before reading the story and working on the study questions‚ read the handout entitled “An Introduction to Rock Climbing.” 1. Valgardson opens the story by placing one of the main characters‚ Barry‚ in a predicament. Why is he in that predicament? Find all of the words/phrases that describe how Barry feels in this first section. He got himself into that predicament because he was looking for an activity to do with his daughter that she might enjoy. “golden line of rope” – Implies that he feels

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    Clifford R. Shaw and Henry D. McKay (107) observed Juvenile Delinquency in urban areas‚ and one of the first things they discussed in their chapter was the different values in separate economic areas of the city‚ and how the socioeconomic status contributes to the amount of crime. Secondly‚ they discussed differential social organization‚ which includes the differences in values between the communities (Shaw and McKay). A Theory of Race‚ Crime and Urban inequality is explained by Robert J. Sampson

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    the film as compared to its latter remake; nearly all of the suspenseful scenes in the movie are interrupted by some weird moment of comic relief. Such as the scene at the climax of the movie where Ben Marco and an associate are looking for Raymond Shaw at the Republican Convention but they pause to salute during the “Star-Spangled Banner” before Marco actually spots a light and presumes that it is Raymond

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     Write an essay in which you address these questions‚ using quotations from Barry as well  as other readings‚ observations and experience as examples and evidence.    Essay prompt: Whether you take offense or not‚ can you see any virtue in using such stereotypes  for humor? For instance‚ does the humor help undermine the stereotypes or merely strengthen  them? Write an essay in which you address these questions‚ using quotations from Barry as well  as other readings‚ observations and experience as examples and evidence

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    Chambers Short summary: Henry Spurling Robinson‚ better known as Hal‚ meets Barry Gorman during a tour on a sailing boat. They become friends and they turn out to be real soul mates. Their friendship grows into a homosexual relationship. They have a lot of fun together‚ meet each other’s families and experience many adventures. They are a great couple and promise each other things for the future. One of the things Barry makes Hal promise is to dance own each other’s grave after one of them dies.

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    extremely humorous play written by one of Ireland’s most famous playwrites. George Bernard was born in Dublin in 1856. Before becoming a playwright he wrote music and literary criticism. Shaw used his writing to attack social problems such as education‚ marriage‚ religion‚ government‚ health care‚ and class privilege. Shaw was particularly conscious of the exploitation of the working class. Arms and the Man tells the story of an overmedicated pompous Judge named Fred Willard. This kangaroo court contains

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    friend Bryan Shaw‚ who was a jewelry store owner‚ then traded stocks with the information provided. The firms that were compromised included Herbalife‚ Ltd.‚ Skechers USA‚ Inc.‚ Deckers Outdoor Corp.‚ RSC Holdings‚ Inc. and Pacific Capital Bancorp. In May 2011‚ Shaw was able to purchase several thousand shares of Herbalife stock prior to the quarterly financials were to be reported. With record breaking sales for the past quarter‚ stocks rose thirteen percent. After a few days‚ Shaw sold his shares

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    Jefferson did not say anything to Miss Emma or Grant. Dr. Michael Barry says that “For a time‚ then‚ Grant’s main motive for helping Jefferson is that he is doing a favor for Vivian.” (Barry 3) Although‚ as the visits came and went Grant and Jefferson were finally able to connect. Barry also says‚ “Grant is finally able to connect with Jefferson after a stretch of time in which Jefferson vents his resentment upon him and on Miss Emma. “ (Barry 3) “Grant challenges Jefferson to defy this myth‚ to show white

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    Highway Safety Improvements. Assuming that the improvements that David Weber suggests get to be implemented‚ he should recommend the site improvement which has the least ethical issues‚ maximizes happiness‚ the least cost and most benefit. Utilitarianism can be used as the rationale to decide which of the two site improvements that David Weber should recommend. Act utilitarianism and cost/benefit analyses are the ethical theories best suited to analyze David’s dilemma. When using the act utilitarian

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