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    Firemen At Ground Zero

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    In the commentary piece “No Firemen at Ground Zero This 9/11” written by Michael Burke‚ son and brother of firemen‚ is about how the first responders during 9/11 are now being forgotten. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is denying to honor the first responders on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 because there is not enough room to accommodate them. Burke is standing up for those heroes’ honor and memory. Burke utilizes many rhetorical techniques to convey his message including: narration‚ description

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    "The Hunting Ground"‚ seen on April 10‚11‚ and 12‚ covered the topic of campus rape. The true story behind the documentary is a shocking fact about campus rape. Rape is a very nig problem on college campus. It is not taken that serious in some colleges. About 16% of women are assulted on campus rape and 88% of them do not report it. alot of times when rape is reported om campus‚ it is not taken as serious as it should. The rapist might get suspendedfor a semester or some kind of simple punishement

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    states government to create a punishment to college campus that fail to provide the appropriate punishment for the suspect. This law’s major purpose is to ensure that all college campuses are protecting all their students. The documentary the hunting ground focuses on the stories of many women across the country whose schools failed to help them when they filed a sexual assault complaint. The beginning of the documentary begins with explains the story of the life of Andrea. Andrea starts off the film

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    Flag At Ground Zero

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    The Picture that United Us All Raising the Flag at Ground Zero is a photograph by Thomas E. Franklin. The photo depicts three firefighters raising an American flag while being surrounded by the rubble of the former World Trade Center in the aftermath of the September 11th terrorist attacks that took place in 2001. This picture captured the attention of the American media‚ and became synonymous with uniting the American public and creating a feeling of hope on one of the most tragic days in American

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    Fighting the War on Drugs

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    Using Advertising to Fight the War on Drugs: The Power of Social Marketing or a Waste of Money? Belch & Belch   Purpose/Objective: • Preventing children from trying and using drugs. Problem: • ONDCP and PDFA couldn’t prove that the money being spent on anti-drug messages were reducing drug use among children and young people. Key issues within the case: • Between 1987 and 1989‚ advertisement produced by the Partnership for a Drug Free America (PDFA) relied on scare tactics

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    Fighting for Our Lives

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    Deborah Tannen argues that we have an “argument culture‚” due to the idea that we repeatedly think of human interaction as battles‚ in the metaphorical sense. This appears to be a critical observation of our habitual use of war metaphors in our society. Tannen suggests that the argument culture urges us to think in a very adversarial manner that our conversations are usually set up to be a debate. Many of us believe that our society has a very binary thinking. In essence‚ we always think of the right

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    My Religion Is Teaching Me To Fight Against Evil And Injustice‚ And I Do That In The Right Way‚ I AM Called A "Terrorist" Today The International Media Specially Western Media They Are Saying That..."All Muslims Are Not Terrorist But All Terrorist Are Muslim." But If You Go Back To The History Of The World You Will Find 100% Falsehood In This Statement. For Example: 1)In The History Of The World Who Has Killed Maximum Innocent Human Beings????? "Hitler" Do You Know Who Was He?????

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    Fighting Childhood Obesity

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    Part of the reason that childhood obesity is on the rise in America is that children are not getting enough daily physical play. It is also true that many children today spend a lot of time in some sort of childcare or school setting making us an important tool to help fight childhood obesity. As teachers we “encourage the development of various skills and behaviors by being role models and by providing motivation for children to succeed.” (Berns‚ 2013‚ p.19) In order to help children become more

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    Sacred Ground Summary

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    After reading Eboo Patel’s Sacred Ground‚ I have attained a better understanding that the concept of diversity in itself is not enough if we are to be truly free from religious oppression. Patel discusses pluralism along with diversity as being necessary to understand and promote religious freedoms universally. In today’s world it is safe to say that overall‚ most progressive societies have embraced diversity to some extent‚ but these same societies struggle with the concept of pluralism. To be diverse

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    The bomb dropped on Hiroshima in August of 1945 drastically changed the lives of many Japanese people‚ along with the world. The short story On the Ground ‚ by Michihiko Hachiya is just one example of the pain that came from the event. We learn from our past to grow our communities in a spirit of hopeful culture by always remembering the innocent lives taken‚ and the pain sustained by the victims involved in the Hiroshima bombing. The bombing of Hiroshima killed hundreds of thousands of innocent

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