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    Language Analysis David James’ article ’Mobile Concerns’ sheds a light on the current situation of mobile phone use in vehicles‚ and the impact it has had on the death toll on the roads. Initially James makes it relatively clear that he is arguing against the idea of banning mobile phones and that it is responsible for majority of the accidents on our roads‚ it becomes increasingly more apparent towards the latter of this article how strongly James’ views are through his blunt consideration of the

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    Heavy Baggage the Soldiers Endure in Tim O’Brien‚ The Things They Carried Often times‚ when we are asked‚ “What is a burden?” we often say that it is something that is difficult to bear‚ something that often leads to a great deal of anxiety and stress‚ and something that acts as the foundation of difficulty and trouble one may face. In the literary excerpt‚ “The Things They Carried‚” written by Tim O’Brien‚ the author illustrates the significance of burdens‚ and how the consequential emotional

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    The Things They Carried Colby Earles In this book the author Tim O’ Brien uses many different little stories to sum of the big picture of war. He focuses in on many different characters‚ stories‚ and their specific feelings to help the reader get an actual feel of what he felt. Which he states on pg. 171 " I want you to feel what I felt. I want you to know why story-truth is truer than happening-truth". While O’ Briens main connection to the title focus’s in on what each soldier physically carried

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    Language Analysis Protect our youth from the marijuana tsunami Jordan Marsh In Diane Carlson’s opinion piece “Protect our youth from the marijuana tsunami”‚ the issue of Colorado legalizing marijuana is raised as catastrophic and that it is giving a false perception of its effect to youth and their development. In a passionate tone Carlson targets parents‚ grandparents and additionally the government of the wrong movement into legalizing marijuana‚ and in doing so challenges the audience

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    knowledge. In his short story “The Things They Carried” he skillfully reveals realistic scenes that portray psychological‚ physical and mental burdens carried by every soldier. He illustrates these burdens by discussing the weights that the soldiers carry‚ their psychological stress and the mental stress they have to undergo as each of them endure the harshness and ambiguity of the Vietnam War. One question we have to ask ourselves is if the three kinds of burdens carried by the soldier’s are equal in

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    LANGUAGE ANALYSIS This formal newsletter was written on 19th of September‚ 2012 by Dr John K McGuire P.H.D‚ MOA‚ and Principal of Turramurra Christian Grammar School. It appeared in the Parents Newsletter as a response to concerns raised‚ regarding mobile phones. The Principal is announcing the school’s Board decision that they have ban phones because they are distractive and problematic. The Principal supports the school ban. The writers tone is formal‚ direct‚ authoritative and forceful. The letter

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    Last Name 1 Name Professor ’s Name Course Date The Symbolism of Weight in “The Things They Carried” The title of Tim O ’Brien ’s collection of short stories employs the use of weight. However‚ this is both in the physical and psychological sense. This book‚ published in 1990‚ explores in depth the theme of weight in regards to physical objects such as rations and cigarettes‚ while delving deeper into the emotions of fear‚ reverence and admiration that “weigh” on these soldiers. O ’ Brien gives

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    In Tim O’Brien’s novel‚ The Things They Carried‚ the author uses explicit details to illustrate what the experience was like for the American soldiers during the Vietnam War. O’Brien is a writer and Vietnam War veteran and in his novel‚ he delivers memories of his service in Vietnam and brings them to life. The Vietnam War began in 1955 and was a long‚ costly armed conflict against communism. A large majority of soldiers in the war served because of the draft. By 1968‚ the number of American soldiers

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    Correlation Essay After viewing the war film ‘Full Metal Jacket’ and while reading Tim O’Brien’s ‘The Things They Carried’ I noticed some similarities. The two were similar in various aspects but there were a few that stood out more than others. To start off‚ was the treatment of the enemy. In TTTC‚ they called them names and did cruel and grueling acts. In ‘Full Metal Jacket’‚ soldiers committed cruel and grueling acts as well‚ and they were heavily dissociated to the enemy. That led to

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    In Vietnam veteran and author Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried the reader is given a list of both the physical and mental items that a soldier has to carry during war. The way O’Brien incorporates these lists into his writing indisputably makes the events and stories conceivable for the reader because each item defines the nature of the men in alpha platoon. O’Brien’s depiction of the men in alpha platoon does more than define each man’s personality but it enables a reader with no knowledge

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