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    Voegtlen 8th Period Acc. English 5 April 2014 Is Money Necessary for a Person to Live a Happy Life? There is a quote “Money is necessary for a person to live a happy life but does not‚ in itself‚ guarantee happiness.” In my opinion‚ it depends on what type of lifestyle you live. If you have an extravagant taste‚ for example‚ you will need money to satisfy your needs. But if you live a rather simplistic life‚ you won’t need nearly as much money to conciliate your desires. Overall‚ I disagree with this

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    Games Have you ever thought about the way people cheat in games? The novel‚ Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card‚ is about a third child that goes to Battle School to learn how to stop the aliens from invading his world. Orson Scott Card demonstrates how the games were used as a way to manipulate the kids and soldiers. The ways he accomplishes this is by the adults changing the rules of the battle room games‚ and when the adults were giving the kids and soldiers promotions to higher rankings. Now let’s

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    changed American history forever. He wrote many writings‚ mostly novels‚ short stories‚ and essays. He is most famous for incorporating his own life into his own writings. He still is a major influence in the world today‚ although he was in the Jazz age. The Jazz age‚ Fitzgerald’s childhood‚ and his life influenced him to write his famous book‚ The Great Gatsby (F. Scott Fitzgerald). F. Scott Fitzgerald was born into an Irish Catholic family on the twenty fourth of September in St. Paul‚ Minnesota

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    Video games can do our children great harm We live in the age of sophisticated technology. People are crazy about every new high-tech device: mobile phones‚ computers‚ satellite channel receivers‚ and video games. Children‚ and even some adults spend long hours in front of a screen playing video games. However‚ video games can do our children great harm on the physical‚ mental and social levels. On the physical level‚ the children’s bodies can suffer great harms. The eyes are weakened because

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    Jiayue Wu 2012081017 Opening ceremony of Hunger Games attracted thousands “Happy Hunger Games!” The 74th Hunger Games got under way in spectacular fashion today with a fabulous opening ceremony in the capital .The Hunger Games held once a year. The opening ceremony began at the City Circle‚ audiences were the most prestigious citizens of the Capital‚ they watched in the buildings that beside Circle. Tributes from 12 districts sanded on

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    Expectations. Having expectations could change one’s life. One can induce change within themselves or it can be influenced by others. This concept is noticeable with Pip‚ the main character in the novel Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. Pip is an orphan boy who lives in Kent‚ England with his abusive sister‚ Mrs. Joe‚ and his sympathetic uncle‚ Joe Gargery. He searches for value as a person in becoming a gentleman and in earning the love of Estella‚ an orphan adopted by Miss Havisham‚ a wealthy

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    protagonist that is easy to identify with. Consequently‚ the myths surrounding the Buddha’s birth‚ early life‚ spiritual journey and awakening‚ put him in the perfect position to be such an icon. Furthermore‚ the social and political consequences of his message‚ allowed Buddhism to thrive. The “ Great Renunciation “ in the Pali Sutta or Sutra‚ tells the story of historical Buddha’s early life as a pampered prince( Robinson‚ 12). Until he becomes an ascetic he is often referred to as Prince Siddhartha

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    Alexander‚ by in many means deserves his title of “The Great”. He’s possibly one of the most significant rulers of the ancient world‚ had great leadership skills and by far the most well rounded of the ancient leaders. Alexander was born the son of Phillip II of Macedonia‚ at that time the ruling king of Greece and it’s city-states along with Macedonia. Soon after Phillip II was assassinated‚ Alexander took reign around the age of 20. He started what was to become one of the most spacious‚ defiant

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    The book‚ The Great Gatsby by F Scott Fitzgerald‚ has some wonderful and extravagant lifestyles portrayed between the pages. The are examples of the many forms of life; the rich‚ high class: Daisy‚ Tom‚ Jordan‚ and Gatsby; The middle class: Nick; and the Lower‚ blue collar‚ working class: George‚ and Myrtle. They all have their stories of what they came from and what they have become. Some have moved down; others have moved up. This movement may be large‚ it may be petite‚ but in either way they

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    The Great Depression was a difficult time for everybody during the late 1920s. It was a period of unrest‚ unease‚ and called for a total revolution on the way people lived their lives; the impacts of which can still be felt today. The Depression drew to a close as Franklin Delano Roosevelt led the nation on the road to recovery after being sworn into the oval office in 1933‚ the means of this recovery being through his New Deal for America. Though effective‚ but not quite to the degree Roosevelt

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