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    “The road to success is not easy to navigate‚ but with hard work‚ drive and passions‚ it’s possible to achieve the American dream.” This famous saying by Tommy Hilfiger portrays the perfect definition of what the American dream represents. The American dream may have a different meaning to a variety of people; however to the majority of individuals‚ it is to be wealthy‚ happy‚ and successful in life. During the 1920’s‚ the American dream was viewed as something an individual could achieve in life

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    of the time it is an essential part of being successful in today’s society. In Great Expectations by Charles Dickens the main character Pip goes through some dramatic life changes over the course of his adolescence and young adulthood. He transforms from a poor boy living in the marshes of England to a London gentleman through a generous and anonymous benefactor. During his journey from lower to upper class‚ Pip’s great expectations shift with his circumstances and along with them‚ his behavior and

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    TEMPLATE Triple Entry Notebook – July 4‚ 2014 F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ The Great Gatsby. Chapters 1-2. 1. ”In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I’ve been turning over in my mind ever since. ‘Whenever you feel like criticizing any one‚’ he told me‚ ‘just remember that all the people in this world haven’t had the advantages that you’ve had.’“ (1) 2. “And so with the sunshine and the great bursts of leaves growing on the trees‚ just as things grow in fast movies

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    Week 3 | Discussion - Doubt After reading “The Not So Great Divide”‚ I came to the conclusion that doubt can lead to growth in faith development. Steve Wilkins author of “The Not So Great Divide” helped me realize that going to college and studying some of the subjects that you will be studying might have you doubting your belief in Christ he even writes “Like many others during their college years I went through stretches when I wondered weather my college and seminary were guilty of false advertising

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    Manual or Automatic? Why is driving a manual transmission car so popular? Manual cars are harder to drive‚ and it requires great driving skill. Why not just get an automatic car instead‚ which makes driving easy‚ especially in very heavy traffic like in Chicago? If this is what you people think‚ then they need to read this essay before they buy a car. The overall message of this essay is to contrast manual cars with automatic cars. People who drive manual cars know the pros and cons of having the

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     Those born into wealth were held at a higher esteem than those who had struggled and worked for their success.  In this time the wealthy spent their time entertaining high-class social parties‚ and playing polo in the summer.  In the novel‚ The Great Gatsby‚ the Buchanans represent "old money" and as a result hold themselves superior to others despite not having worked for their money or status.        As a result of his enormous wealth‚ Tom Buchanan presents himself as a man of the ’dominant’

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    computers‚ also dropped out of the University of Texas at Austin‚ but they became one of the most successful entrepreneurs. Not only the entrepreneurs‚ but also some writers‚ such as F. Scott Fitzgerald who wrote “Great Gatsby‚” have succeeded in influencing the society by their great works without being educated at college (Online Education Program‚ 2015). Since there are many people who have accomplished in their fields without a college education‚ a college degree is not always a smart investment

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    Film Critic Hossein Aghababa stated in moviequotesandmore that “The movie (the great debaters) is explicit enough on the issue of racial discrimination.” Throughout The Great Debaters (2007)‚ Denzel Washington illustrates racial discrimination as the main theme. The setting of the movie‚ the nature of the characters‚ and the high stance of education are some of the primary examples that represent the main theme. The film is set around a predominantly black college named Wiley College in Texas 1935

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    reached in the film industry was the narrative‚ movies that actually told a story. The first narrative movie was The Great Train Robbery‚ created in 1903 by Edwin S. Porter. The silent film is only about 10 minutes long‚ but was the precursor to the action and western genres. The popularity of the movie proved that motion pictures could be commercially successful. The plot of The Great Train Robbery was actually inspired from a real event. On August 29‚ 1900‚ four members from the famous outlaw George

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    lastly some decided to take their own lives and end their own suffering. At the time the chinese were unaware of the impact that Mao Zedong would have and by the time they did they could not escape. In Frank Dikotter’s‚ Mao’s Great Famine‚ the author reveals the true horrors of Great Leap Forward stating that“...even as every promise was broken‚ the party kept on gaining followers. Many were idealists‚ some were opportunists‚ others thugs. They displayed astonishing faith and almost fanatical conviction

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