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    Alexie uses the phrase "There is more than one way to starve" in his essay to describe the issues faced within the Indian Reservation‚ and outside of it. At the beginning of the 8th grade portion‚ he notices girls at his farm town "white" school starving themselves intentionally by anorexia and bulimia. The purpose of starving themselves was to try and maintain a skinny appearance. He stated "I sat back and watch them grow skinny from self-pity." Alexie then mentions that back on the reservation

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    One Stick Song is filled with the bittersweet‚ a boy struggling with his identity as an Indian‚ who has to leave his home‚ who was not set up from birth to be a success. When reading One Stick Song‚ you get the sense that the author is a person who has a sense of humor. Yet‚ not one of his poems or vignettes made me laugh‚ and I think that is a product of how well Alexie infuses his writing

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    Where it all began Taking many innocent lives And spreading quickly In Part One: The Shadow of Mt. Elgon‚ the author Richard Preston describes the initial interaction between humans and the Ebola virus. The first victim introduced in the book was Charles Monet‚ who worked on a sugar plantation in western Kenya. His exposure to the Ebola virus occurred on New Year’s day in 1980 while him and his woman "friend" ventured to Mount Elgon and visited the Kitum Cave. Kitum Cave is believed to be the

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    In Eudora Welty’s autobiography‚ One Writer’s Beginning (1983)‚ she reflects on childhood experiences of reading and the books that had later impacted her craft as a writer of fiction. Wetly conveys the impact of her experiences by first describing the strict librarian‚ attempting to control her passions‚ then shifting to explain the powerful reading role model she had in her mother. She uses the experiences of her childhood in order to convey her passion for literature and share her journey from

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    Wade Watts The main character of the story “Ready Player One” Is a very nerdy kid who isn’t very popular (yet) and is poor. I believe Ernest Cline made Wade like this because he wanted to show that even if you are poor you can still be more adept then people with privileges you may not have. Wade goes to highschool in the Oasis because in the real world he was bullied and hated everything. So when the opportunity showed itself he was able to apply for going to school in the Oasis his dream came true

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    Mayra Navarrete Period 5 Art Art 2 Portfolio ­ In my art project‚ I did a self portrait of myself where I had to show a little bit about my cutlure also. My face is black and white‚ but everything else is colored. My lips should be the first thing that people notice when they look at my work of art‚ they are painted red. The details on my lips make them actually look like my actual lips. I’m wearing a green button up that has these oval-ish shapes. In the background

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    RP1 Choice Essay In the book “Ready Player One” the world is in an era with an extreme amount of virtual contact‚ even to the point where students can go to school in the OASIS. The author’s idea of an online school is a perfect solution to many harrowing experiences that can happen to a high school student at school. Firstly‚ the approach of online schools‚ allows the students to engage in simulations‚ leading into more hands on work‚ with little to no risk of injury in students. For example

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    to the 60’s due to the radical social change happening in this time period. The idea the book is presenting is relative to the Federalist papers or James Madison’s fear of the minority being over taken by the majority and is universally applicable. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest explains insanity as being a mindless follower‚ presents the structure of the mental institution to be similar to communism‚ supports the idea of independent thinking being a natural and positive reaction‚ and represents

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    economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate but at the longer effects of any act or policy‚ it consists in tracing the consequences of that policy not merely for one group but for all groups.” (Hazlitt) This is the core lesson that Henry Hazlitt hopes his reader learns as he reads his book Economics in One Lesson. This interesting read explains the fallacies of economics and provides short lessons that assist the reader in understanding why these are misconceptions. Three of the

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    in our current culture). This imagery not only reflects reality‚ but it shapes it. However‚ it is not an accurate representation and its influence cannot completely dictate reality. The relationship between visual art and visual culture is one that is intertwined and blurred. Visual art can be a used as means to an end‚ or a tool used within our visual culture to manipulate through propaganda and subliminal messages. It also serves as a reflection of or commentary on society by individual

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