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    Personal Response "The Things They Carried‚" by Tim O’Brien. At first it seemed to be just another war story. As I started reading I thought I was not going to have any interest at all in the story; however after I got into the story I found myself more interested than I thought I was going to be. This story is an excellent representation of war itself. It is very realistic and easy to relate to even without any personal experience with war. The title itself paves the way for

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    they need to be understood. BY BARBARA KANTROWITZ AND CLAUDIA KALB I T WAS A CLASSIC MARS-VENUS ENCOUNTER. Only in this case‚ the woman was from Harvard and the man—well‚ boy—was a 4-year-old at a suburban Boston nursery school. Graduate student Judy Chu was in his classroom last fall to gather observations for her doctoral dissertation on human development. His greeting was startling: he held up his finger as if it were a gun and pretended to shoot her. “I felt bad‚” Chu recalls. “I felt

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    Zhang Thesis Paper Nov 12‚ 2014 Concealed Carry Right Should be limited Because of the establishment of concealed carry legislation by all states over the years‚ it has been increasingly possible for almost every American citizen to carry concealed weapons in public places. As unfortunate and horrifying gun violence tragedies like the Newtown School Shooting and Sandy Hook school shooting repeatedly occur‚ whether citizens should have the right to carry a conceal handgun in public has created a massive

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    Prompt #2 Escaping War War is an amazing‚ yet horrifying experience for the soldiers. Many of them come back with little change in their personalities‚ but most of them come back traumatized from the horrible experiences in war. In the story “The Things They Carried” by Tim O’Brien‚ O’Brien describes a few ways a soldier might try to use in order to escape the harsh realities of war. He demonstrates soldiers trying to escape reality by describing what they did mentally‚ physically‚ and emotionally

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    Author’s life as a child Let’s get back to my daily life when I was a child. Since I was born‚ my parents were so busy with taking care of me. When I was a young age‚ I was so rebellious‚ stubborn‚ bad attitude‚ and wanted unaffordable things that I yearned to get such as toys‚ video games‚ etc. However‚ I am willing to say that I am such a good fortunate child to be born as my parents’ son. Even though I acted aggressively in front of them‚ they always forgave me. No matter what

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    significantly over the years. No longer do we have a large majority of one type of shopping. Retailers have changed anywhere from discount house retailers to conventional retailers to mass merchandising. Typically what you find today are stores which carry various departments and or specific to a need. In the past it was more of a high volume of items in one location of what was then considered the “general stores”. Below are the distinctions between the various retailers‚ the effect of future shopping

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    important considerations when assessing students’ threats made at schools. In recent articles‚ M. Reddy et al. (2001) presented four approaches to assessing the risk of school violence. Three commonly used approaches was submitted with an alternative 4th approach suggesting a more logical alternative approach that should be taken more into consideration when assessing threats in school violence. The 1st approach is Behavioral profiling- assessing students behavior‚ physical‚ demographics‚ personality

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    Moffitt 4/16/2013 The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien continuously uses repetition of talking about the items the soldiers carry mentally and physically to show the burdens of war. Each item O’Brien talks about tells a little about each character and what fears they try to escape from. An example would be “Dave Jensen carried three pairs of socks and a can of Dr.Scholl’s foot powder as a precaution for trench foot.” (O’Brien pg.1) Jensen carried these things so you could be very clean and

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    have been the ones who were faced with heavy responsibilities of going to war‚ working on the railroad...etc. Women have also suffered a great amount of difficulty and hardship‚ but not to the extent that men (such as toilers) have. In "The Men We Carry in Our Mind" Sanders explains why men’s lives are often harder or why their lives have been considered harder than the lives of women. Women have easier lives than toilers because they have more freedom of choice available to them. For example‚ A

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    Childhood Obesity and Heart Disease‚ and the Importance of Physical Education in Schools Kristal Brandenburg ENG 122: English Composition II Instructor Deborah Zeringue April 8th 2012 Childhood Obesity and Heart Disease‚ and the Importance of Physical Education in Schools INTRODUCTION Childhood obesity across the world is increasing rapidly. According to Baker‚ Olsen‚ and Sorenson (2007)‚ in the United States‚ there is no sign that the increases in childhood overweight and obesity are slowing

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