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    Broadworth General Hospital 1721 Rockwell Lane Sunshine Heights‚ IL 60136 April 24‚ 2013 Jeremy Dittmer Wydade Consulting Services 672 Continental Ct. Sunshine Heights‚ IL 60136 Dear Mr. Dittmer‚ My name is Jillian Gates and I’m the Administrative Assistant of the Human Resources Department at Broadworth General Hospital located at 1721 Rockwell Lane Sunshine Heights‚ IL 60136. I would like to set up a seminar with your company on June 24th 2013 at 9:00 a.m. This seminar will be held

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    age. All my students are intellectually capable as they could and should be. A neurosurgeon named Dr Strauss gave me this journal to write down my thoughts on what seems to be Charlie’s exceptional progress. Charlie is by far my best student despite being in my class for only three years. He is hard working‚ willing and honest. He is an innocent and curious man with good intentions. Although‚ since I teach at an adult rehabilitation centre none of my students are as smart as they could and should be

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    Flowers For Algernon: Quarter Four Book Review: Flowers for Algernon‚ is a science fiction novel written by Daniel Keys. Taking place in the mid 1960s‚ the story revolves around Charlie Gordon‚ a mentally retarded young man from New York‚ whose life is completely altered when he becomes the test subject for an intelligence science experiment. At this time‚ those with metal issues are considered to be less than human beings. Flowers For Algernon‚ is composed of progress reports written by Charlie

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    After having read several short science fiction stories‚ two certain stories really stood out to me‚ those two short stories were‚" Flowers for Algernon”‚ written by Daniel Keyes and‚ “The Second Variety”‚ written by Phillip K. Dick. I found that both of those texts focused on the central theme of man playing God‚ and both of them had their own approach of showing what happens when man plays God. Even though the outcomes of both stories are very different they both reach the same central idea of

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    (FROM WIKIPIDEA PAGE 1&2) The Aeta (Ayta‚ pronounced eye-tə)‚ or Agta‚ are an indigenous people who live in scattered‚ isolated mountainous parts of Luzon‚ Philippines. They are considered to be Negritos‚ who are dark to very dark brown-skinned and tend to have features such as a small stature‚ small frame‚ curly to kinky afro-like textured hair with a higher frequency of naturally lighter hair color (blondism) relative to the general population‚ small nose‚ and dark brown eyes. They are thought

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    Flowers for Algernon In his novel‚ Flowers for Algernon‚ Daniel Keyes‚ tells the story of Charlie Gordon‚ a mentally retarded 32 year old man. An experimental surgery takes him from the darkness of stupidity‚ into the bright light of intelligence only to force him back into the dark. Enabling him to achieve a state if higher intelligence is thought to be an improvement of Charlie’s life. If it really is for the better becomes uncertain. Before the operation‚ Charlie’s intelligence and emotions

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    smart. Im gonna try awful hard.” In the short story Flowers for Algernon‚ Charlie Gordon is a 37 year old man with an extremely low I.Q. Throughout the story the author‚ Daniel Keyes‚ takes us on a roller coaster of emotions‚ which are constantly changing. One thing that doesn’t change in the story was Charlie’s great want and need for acceptance. The author reveals the theme of the need for acceptance in the story Flowers for Algernon. It is human nature to want to fit in‚ and Keyes demonstrated

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    Flowers for Algernon. In the short story "Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes‚ the main character Charlie Gordon has an IQ of 68 and desires to become intelligent. He is chosen to undergo an operation to increase his intelligence level to 204‚ however he is unaware of the consequences that may follow. His experiment is not worth the risk because he realizes that humans can be cruel‚ the experiment is not permanent‚ and he loses his friends and job. One of the reasons

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    Chapter 9‚ The Constitution: A More Perfect Union 9.1 Introduction: -The framers of the Constitution had to convince the people that the Constitution was the best idea for a government for the country. They wanted to make sure that ordinary citizens could understand it‚ so they gave it a short intro and organized it into parts‚ called articles. The articles were broken down into sections that discussed topics in a specific order. -The Constitution combines a strong framework for government

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    The comedy of the Importance of Being Earnest uses spoken language to convey comical actions rather than physical actions. The Importance of Being Ernest is a drama because of its origins as a play‚ but also a contextual comedy as the characters follow the general format of falling in love with each other and ending with the idea of marriage. However‚ the play is also very satirical‚ making light of the aristocratic classes‚ exaggerating the upper-class morals and the frivolity of the characters

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