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    Alexie Monologue

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    “Back again it looks like I’m gonna be here all night. Looks like a long night.” I say to my dog Alexie. But it is going to be worse than that. I picked up the phone and ordered a pizza. “Yes I’ll like a meat lovers pizza with pineapple on it” I say. When the pizza came I took a bite and… “Hoooowwl.” howled Alexie. My dog she knew there was poison on it she could smell it a mile away but she was too timid to grawl. I was dieing‚ and it was not my time. But when Death came he gave me an offer instead

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    True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie Narrative Essay – English 10 – 25 Points Format Requirements: Microsoft Word No less than 500 words No less than 5 paragraphs 1 paragraph = 5-7 sentences at least Times New Roman 12 pt. font Double-spaced 1” margins Include: Your name Date Home School Essay Title Narrative – tells a story or details an account of events Prompt: Read the novel‚ The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie‚ and write a narrative that describes

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    Sandra ans Sherman copy

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    “Only Daughter”‚ and Sherman Alexie in his autobiography “Superman and Me”‚ would prove that regardless of cultural or family beliefs anything is possible. Sandra and Sherman shared something in common‚ they both loved and looked up to their fathers. Both Sandra and Sherman loved to read. However‚ Sherman’ father was an avid reader whereas Sandra’s father wasn’t. In addition‚ Sandra grew up in a Mexican family where daughters grew up and married off. On the other hand‚ Sherman grew up on an Indian

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    Alexie Indian Education

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    Comparing my Education to Sherman Alexie’s Indian Education Sherman Alexie’s Indian Education tells of the hardships‚ such as bullying and racial discrimination‚ that Alexie faced in reservation grade school; I‚ on the other hand‚ faced minimum hardships since I went to private grade school. The rules of the private school I went to are based on the Bible‚ and this created a friendly Christian environment among the students‚ so bullying of any sort was scarce. Alexie faced constant bullying in

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    JOY

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    What scripture says about our joy and happiness.  Can it be leaned and the ways to influence more of it in our daily lives.  The difference between happiness and joy.      According to John Piper:  **************Slide 2**************** Jesus’ aim in all he taught was the joy of his people. John 15:11​  These things I have spoken to you‚ that my joy may be in you‚  and that your joy may be full.  Joy is what God fills us with when we trust in Christ. Romans 15:13​  May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in 

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    Victor In the very first sentence of Sherman Alexie ’s "This Is What It Means to Say Phoenix‚ Arizona‚" you can assume that the main character‚ Victor‚ is facing a hard life. Not only did he lose his job‚ he also lost his father to a heart attack the same day. The story tells the journey of Victor and an old friend‚ Thomas Builds-the-Fire‚ traveling to Phoenix to pick up his father ’s ashes‚ pickup truck‚ and money from his savings account. Victor did not have any money and neither did anyone else

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    Sherman Alexie found out at a young age how important it was to have books in his life. By having books to look at such a young age really laid the foundation for his appreciation of literacy. He discovered in his childhood age that looking at the pictures in the books had meaning. His discovery later in his young life of the true meaning of readying would develop his passion for education. Once he was able to read he feel in love with it. He knew that reading increased his knowledge. In deed this

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    In New York Times article‚ “The Joy of Writing” by Pico Iyer‚ Pico does a relatively interesting piece on some of the known problems with today’s technology driven world. Still‚ there were some underlying problems with the line of reasoning he was pulling in. For example‚ Pico Iyer failed to recognize each audience member as an individual and instead spoke as if we were a class of individuals. In the article Pico Iyer cites Nicholas Carr’s book “The Shallows” when pronouncing that “THE average American

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    Sherman Alexie's Dreams

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    In the novel Reservation Blues‚ Sherman Alexie utilizes the characters dreams to illustrate the relationship between the Native Americans and the white people. These dreams show an ongoing struggle amongst the two societies‚ in addition to the deterioration of the Indian culture. These dreams are better described as nightmares because not a single one of the dreams are positive and bare anything respectable about the Native American society. Sherman Alexie attempts to disclose the humiliation and

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    Sherman Alexie's Flight

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    Sherman Alexie is an American poet‚ writer and filmmaker. Alexie drew inspiration for his writings from his own Native American culture and experiences. He grew up on Spokane Indian Reservation in Washington. Alexie had ancestry from several tribes. He has won multiple awards and is the author of Flight. Growing up on the Reservation Alexie endured bullying and teasing. This had a strong impact on Alexie and his writing. Sherman Alexie had an alcoholic father and only his mother supported him

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