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    A Separate Peace In the opening passage of A Separate Peace‚ John Knowles utilizes personifications‚ similes‚ and metaphors in order to create a gloomy and contemplative mood. At the beginning of the book‚ Gene Forrester is visiting his old high school‚ The Devon School‚ and the school ironically looks newer and more improved. As he explores this new school‚ a mood of gloom and contemplation is created. A personification such as‚ “Now here it was after all‚ preserved by some considerate hand with

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    are you calling me‚ are you trying to get through. Are you reaching out for me‚ I’m reaching out for you. In John Knowles’ fictional novel A Separate Peace‚ the lives of three young men‚ Gene Forrester‚ Elwin “Leper” Lepellier‚ and Phineas‚ are shaped and constructed by the world war that is happening along side them. In their final year at the Devon school‚ the reality of the war becomes astonishingly more apparent when their detached unity is fragmentized. Each of the boy’s is impacted and affected

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    Separate But Equal

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    issue about the limits of segregation (U.S. Supreme Court). Predating the trial‚ the “separate but equal” doctrine from 1890 set precedent for much of our nation’s history as a guiding hand through this phase of segregation‚ but the limits were never truly specified. This policy allowed legal grounds for segregation and discrimination of colored people. Many court cases were decided by

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    Exercising has improved majorly‚ by our new technology in the world. It’s to the point where you don’t even need to go outside or to the gym. You have the power to do it in your own house. We have devices that can monitor your steps you take‚ what your heartbeat is‚ how far you have ran‚ and to how much calories you have lost within your workout. I sat down with‚ Nick Ripplinger‚ high school student from Admiral Farragut‚ to ask him some questions about exercising and being healthy. I said‚ “So how

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    English 1302 Reader Response 1: “The Only Girl at the Boys’ Party”. Sharon Old’s “One girl at the boys’ party” deals with the reality that we live in a society that’s constantly changing and conforming to social norms. The mother of the girl learns early on that the girl is singled out at the party because of her gender and therefore is put into a situation that lacks similarity. The environment consumes the girl and she becomes overwhelmed by the boys’ who “tower and bristle” (2‚ 3) over her “smooth

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    A Separate Peace A Separate Peace is a novel about two boy’s lives and how they evolve during the course of WWII. The story was written by John Knowles‚ who also left home to attend a school at the age of 15. The story involves many instances in which the barriers between friendship and rivalry are cited. One of the main characters of the story‚ Phineas‚ often demonstrates that it is important to be yourself and try to make the best out of a situation whenever confronted by one. Phineas

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    Natasha Collins-Patel 9PD 2.1.14 Should School Uniform Be Abolished? Most schools across the world have a set uniform that children must wear. The uniform shows that you belong to the school and is an identity to a specific place/school. In some schools uniform has already been abolished whilst in others it still remains compulsory such as a secondary school in Totnes in Devon. The question is should school uniform be abolished in schools? Some may argue that by having a uniform you remove

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    strong. The military has alway been strong but is it necessary for the recruiter to come into schools? To most‚ the recruiters see the officers as a distraction for coming into schools and pulling students from the class to talk to them. Also‚ the recruiters give false information to get recruits to sign to the military (Inouye 1). However‚ Recruiters actually have a positive impact setting foot in schools. The officers in uniforms are looked with respect and honor by students and just that can change

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    Boys fight to play Girls volleyball Many school districts around the United States are not allowing boys to play or compete on the girls high school volleyball team. One of the reasons boys are not allowed to play is because of their muscle mass is much greater compared to girls. Another reason would be the opportunities for boys to play volleyball in general are much slimmer. Lastly there are many regulations rules that play a large effect on the reasons boys are not allowed to play on the girls

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    Separate but equal was a legal doctrine in the United States constitutional law according to which racial segregation did not violate the Fourteenth Amendment . The United States Constitution‚ adopted the legal doctrine in 1868‚ which guaranteed "equal protection" under the law to all citizens. ( “Separate but Equal - Separate Is Not Equal.” ) However‚ the law seemed it could serve “equal protection” adopting laws of separatism. Statements made by people of the Jim Crow era have said‚ “public schools

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