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    Old enough to die‚ too young to have a drink “We prefer world law in the age of self-determination to world war in the age of mass extermination” (John F. Kennedy). Give me a drink when I’m back from war. The legal drinking age is 21‚ but you can fight for your country at 18 years old‚ you are sent off to commit government approved murder‚ but you can’t have a beverage of your choosing. The legal drinking age should be lowered to 18 to reward bravery and prevent mass underage drinking. Addiction

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    BEDROOM SWEET BEDROOM When I think of a meaningful place‚ I think of my bedroom. A place like my bedroom is where I can relax and be comfortable. I think that is why it is important to me‚ because I can be myself and feel comfortable in there. I can also just sit down and rest my body. Another reason is I can go there when I want privacy. I can shut the door‚ maybe even lock it and tell everyone in my household not to disturb me. My room holds most of my personal belongings there and they

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    “ There never will be complete equality until women themselves help make laws and elect lawmakers”.Susan B. Anthony known as Susan Brownell Anthony‚ was raised in a Quaker home‚her family believed in the equality of the sexes and that women should receive an education. Elizabeth Cady Stanton‚a friend of Susan‚ was a married women‚who had children‚she opted for marriage and family. Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton together fought for the rights of women‚abolition of slavery and for co-education

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    Emerging Work place Trends that Challenge the Organization and HRD Professional Prepared by: Marvin F. Cabrera Colegio de San Juan de Letran - Calamba MM - HRM I. Introduction The role of the Human Resource Professional is evolving with the change in competitive market environment and the realization that Human Resource Management must play a more strategic role in the success of an organization. Organizations that do not put their emphasis on attracting and retaining talents

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    Cherishing someone does not always involve traditional ways of affection. “Wordsmith” a free verse poem by Susan Young‚ scrutinizes the relationship between a quiet‚ caring father and his daughter. The maintenance of the house metaphorically describes the developing kinship between the two that has eroded over time and the attempt to reconstruct this compelling bond. The daughter addresses her father as the “Pollyfilla King” establishing that he is trying to rectify his relationship with his daughter

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    the viewer’s perception‚ it is evident that good is more prevalent in today’s society and more people choose to be good rather than evil. People can see that mankind chooses to be good through the actions of leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr.‚ Susan B. Anthony‚ and Urvashi Vaid. Martin Luther King Jr. is the first of many people who makes it easy to believe that mankind is good. Dr. King is well known for being the leader of the civil rights movement in such a way that avoided violence at all

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    James Craig 28 September 2014 Trifles “There’s a great deal of work to be done on a farm” (1389)‚ Mrs. Hale stiffly replies to the Court Attorney’s trite comment about the untidy appearance of Mrs. Wright’s house. Trifles‚ by Susan Glaspell‚ was a play written for the Cape Cod Provincetown Players in 1916. Glaspell exposes sexism during this time period. Her play would later become the benchmark of the feminist movement and give her a reputation as a writer sensitive to these issues. Glaspell

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    Description of a place While sitting on a tree in the corner of two streets I look to my left and see a garden with a path in the middle of it. To the left of the path there are a lot of rose bushes that are different colors. There are yellow‚ white‚ red‚ pink‚ purple and orange. Behind the row of rose bushes is where the wall of the side of the house. To the right of the path there are rose bushes but there are also many other types of flowers in between them. In the back of me there is the lawn

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    The Capable Women Ain’t Triflin’ Around Susan Glaspell's play Trifles was written in 1916 after she‚ as a reporter‚ covered the court case and conviction of a woman accused of murdering her abusive husband. Based on these events‚ her play is a social commentary put into the form of a murder mystery. In it‚ a man‚ John Wright‚ is strangled to death in bed next to his wife‚ Minnie Foster Wright‚ who had allegedly slept right through his murder. The neighbors begin searching for clues‚ but it becomes

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    How to Deliver Anan Amazing Speech The American bestselling author Susan Cain promoted her book ‘Quiet’ at the 2012 TED conference. Her passionate speech made a case for the quiet and reflective. She criticized convincingly a society that undervalues the capabilities of introverted people. Susan Cain‚ a self-described introvert‚ took the stage at the 2012 TED conference before an audience of 1‚500 people to talk about a matter that is near to her heart. Her book ‘Quiet: The Power of Introverts

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