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    One Nation‚ Slightly Divisible by David Brooks Sixty-five miles from where I am writing this sentence is a place with no Starbucks‚ no Pottery Barn‚ no Borders or Barnes & Noble. No blue New York Times delivery bags dot the driveways on Sunday mornings. In this place people don’t complain that Woody Allen isn’t as funny as he used to be‚ because they never thought he was funny. The people here don’t buy those little rear-window stickers when they go to a summer vacation spot so that they

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    Timed Writing Prompt In the novel Snow Falling on Cedars by David Guterson‚ Ishmael’s need for catharsis and catharsis itself is powerfully influenced by Hatsue. His emotions upsurge beginning with their childhood love by the ocean side‚ and because these occurrences happened so early in his childhood‚ he fell profoundly in love with Hatsue each day. As the two mature‚ they also grow apart‚ causing intense heartbreak on Ishmael’s terms. In the first letter he confesses to Hatsue how he “aches

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    rural areas would vote Republican (red). Red America is also known as Middle America where they live in small towns and have simple lives. Blue America is known as being classier with big businesses and a fast lifestyle. This opinion by Brooks seems true. There is a clear distinction with Red America and Blue America. Brooks claims that Red and Blue America are opposites in sports‚ clothing‚ stances on different issues‚ and more. The cultures between the two are completely different. The cultures are

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    is powered by an individual’s determination and will. The use of the word “chambers” echoes directly with three major themes of the text‚ these being; the chambers of the heart‚ the chambers of the judge’s courthouse‚ and also the chambers of the cedar tree where Hatsue and Ishmael consummate their love. The final sentence has great importance to the text as it shows Ishmael understands that he will always love Hatsue however he will never be able to know her hearts desires‚ and should therefore

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    Case 15-The Cedars Brief Review: The Cedars is a luxury seaside resort It has a reputation for providing deluxe accommodations and superior service The majority of the employees lived close by and been hired after WWII The employees felt well taken care of and loyalty to the organization was high Turnover has been historically low especially compared to industry averages In the last several years many long-time employees have begun to retire The labor pool in town has diminished with people

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    January 2017 Summary of How to Tell a True War Story How to Tell a True War Story has an unnamed narrator telling the story of what happened to one of his squad members. He starts by mentioning Bob Kiley‚ Rat‚ and that one of Rat?s friends died. The narrator goes on to tell how Rat wrote a letter to his friend?s sister. After two months‚ Rat is disappointed to have not received a letter from her. Afterwards‚ the narrator says that a true war story should not leave the reader feeling uplifted

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    The text I’m going to analyze is “The lumber-room” by Hector Munro. He is a British novelist‚ and is best known for his short stories. The personality of the author and his life experience influenced the subject of his words and the way it’s treated. Being a child‚ he was brought up by his relatives‚ one of them - the aunt Augusta‚ whom he considered the last person to be in charge of children. Thus‚ the character of the aunt in “The lumber- room” is Aunt Augusta to the life. In this text the

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    Negative Effects of War In “How to Tell a True War Story‚” Tim O’Brien presents many themes within his story. One major theme is the negative effects of war on a soldier. Many situations arise in the story that bring out the theme to make it easy to understand for the reader. The effects of war can be very harmful to a soldier’s life‚ and he or she can be scarred forever. When Bob Kiley’s friend‚ Curt Lemon‚ dies at the beginning of the story‚ Kiley takes the time to write Lemon’s sister. He

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    English 132 1 April 2012 “How to Tell a True War Story” O’Briens “How to Tell a True War Story”‚ is a compilation of war stories and some experiences that men have had while away from home‚ at war during a battle. The theme of O’Briens short story is to always look at the positive side of all things that may happen in one’s life. There is a positive side in every single action that takes place in people’s lives. O’Brien tries to explain a war story as best as he can but‚ most believe that to

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    what they believe in and what is true to their heart. In the end there is always two things promised – destruction and death. These two objects can explain the result in every facet of war from the physical to emotional. In "How to Tell a True War Story" O’Brien explores the relationship between the events during a war and the art of telling those events. O’Brien doesn’t come to a conclusion on what is a true war story. He writes that one can’t generalize the story as well. According to O’Brien

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