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    The Other F-Word

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    essay‚“The other F-word” he uses powerful diction‚ evidence‚ and personal experiences to suggest that women need to be proud of their feminist’s values. He adopts a bold passionate tone in order for his mainly women audience to address the importance of this issue. Pitts opens his essay by powerful diction that makes the reader realize his passions on the subject. He starts by saying “I’m going to uses a word that offends folks. I’m talking the F-word. Feminist.” This lets

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    Dumas

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    Aisne‚ France‚ Alexandre Dumas grew to become one of France’s most notable authors. His father‚ born in the French colony of Saint Domingue‚ located in the Caribbean‚ was a Creole general for the French Revolutionary armies‚ and his mother was the daughter of an inn-keeper. Given Thomas-Alexandre Dumas’s lineage of a mother who was of Afro-Caribbean ancestry‚ Alexandra Dumas himself was also a man of Afro-Caribbean descent through blood. At the tender age of four‚ Dumas lost his father to cancer

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    The F Word Summary

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    generally helps that student. This is no different for a student having trouble at home. They should be given help as well. The student with trouble at home should be given extra attention and time in class if needed. In the story “In Praise of the F Word” Mary Sherry gives evidence that being hard on a student makes them succeed due to the fear of failure. Mary Sherry gave the evidence of adult students she had taught and of her son. The adult students felt that they had been cheated in the educational

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    “In Praise of The “FWord” Mary Sherry gave a very good argument about the failure of children in school. Mary Sherry thesis was “Tens of thousands of 18-year-olds will graduate this year and be handed meaningless diplomas.” Mary Sherry uses the idioms like‚ “Meaningless diplomas” and “Their validity will be questioned”. This gave us as readers evidence that argument exists. I think Marry Sherry did this to get our attention. This essay also shows that there are two sides to every story.

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    In Praise of the F Word

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    Shu Zhu 9/6/12 RHET 0321 SEC#3 Mrs.Strong How I Start Saving It started from zero to thousands of dollars‚ what is it? Money. It was my senior year of high school‚ people started talking about where they are going to do after high school‚ some of them decided to go to college to continue study‚ others decided to get a job‚ few of them don’t know where they going . I chose to go to college. The moment i decided to go to college ‚ the problem comes‚ I realized that I don’t really

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    Summary: “In Praise of the ‘FWord” In this article‚ “In praise of the ‘Fword”‚ Marry Sherry makes the point that in order to help kids do their school work and get their education; they must be threatened with failing. Before she started teaching her class‚ she would blame the poor academic skills our kids have today on drugs‚ divorce and other impediments to concentration necessary for doing well in school. She had an experience with her sons grade 12 English teacher. The teacher told Marry

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    I am Who I am In chapter 1 of Claude Steele’s novel Whistling Vivaldi and Firoozeh Dumas’ article “The “F Word”’ the topic of stereotyping play big roles in the authors’ lives. They both understand that your identity is what makes you who are and sometimes can set you aside from other people. In the case of Claude Steele he is an African American man and for Firoozeh Dumas she is Iranian-born woman. Both of them experienced the negative attitudes that came from being who they are and had to face

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    Sticks and stones can break your bones‚ but words can cut you deeply. The well-known saying “sticks and stones can break your bones‚ but words can never hurt you” has continuously been told to children struggling with bullying. The earliest known citation that used this phrase was from an American periodical The Christian Recorder in 1862 and was meant for a largely African American audience. During the Civil War‚ African Americans faced prejudice in the form of physical abuse and degrading insults

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    I don’t know about you but I’m proud of who I am and where I come from. Just because your race or culture is different from everybody else‚ it don’t mean you should be judge‚ put down‚ or be disrespected just because of that. In the text‚ “The F Word” and “Peeling Bananas” shows us how different cultures is combined together or how people immigrate from the own country and go to a new country where people don’t understand their background or culture. People constantly saying their names wrong and

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    Dumas Method

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    Introduction In order to identify new materials‚ scientists use a variety of chemical and physical methods to determine molecular masses. One of these methods includes the Dumas method for determining the molecular weight of a volatile liquid. This method‚ which was proposed by John Dumas in 1826‚ makes use of a volatile liquid (vaporizes at a relatively low temperature) and allows this liquid to be heated in a water bath to a known temperature and escape from a flask through a tiny opening (Giunta

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