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    try something new. It can be a challenge to reach your goals and dreams if you are not inclined to put yourself out there. I don’t mean going out and gambling money. However‚ I do mean volunteering to be a leader‚ volunteering to speak in front of a crowd‚ trying new foods‚ and getting involved in new activities. I advise to take more risks on situations that have little consequence. Taking risks is vital because you might find new hobbies‚ clubs‚ or food you enjoy. Also‚ by experimenting new things

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    the field of marketing. The heartfelt invocation which started the program made the whole crowd in silence‚ and then it was being followed by our national anthem. The idea to exert a little effort to make the students alive to start the seminar was very much appreciated; the singing portion participated by talented ladies and the “pick-up lines” that were thrown by CMBT students made the crowd awake. I was happy when our department dean Marilou Pascual and the Vice Presidents of our campus

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    Engl 102 Fiction Essay Thesis and Outline Thesis: In both “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson and “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell‚ the authors write to emphasize the sanctity of life through the conflicts endured by their main characters both implicitly and explicitly. I. Introduction A. Thesis Statement B. “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson brief description C. “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell brief description II. Characterization A. “The Lottery” by Shirley

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    Be Clever Not Beautiful

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    technology‚ defines us. That is why intelligent people never disappear in the crowd. They stand out and always make differences in the world‚ and famous examples of such case are Einstein‚ Newton‚ Shakespeare and Hugo. One of the best examples to prove intelligence outweighs the look is that everyone ages. Looks will and must deteriorate‚ not in score and decades‚ but in minutes and seconds. However‚ intelligence‚ wisdom‚ and logic will become more and more profound. Research shows that intelligence

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    Cave and Apology

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    word is far from the objective of the speech. The Greek word "apologia" translates into a speech made in defense‚ meaning Socrates was not apologizing for his actions‚ but supporting his so-called crimes. Socrates defended himself‚ saying that his wisdom was intended to be shared with others. He explained‚ "the unexamined life is not worth living" (Plato‚ The Apology‚ 38a). He had attempted to spread his knowledge through reflective

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    more complex. Tannen opens her essay with an anecdote drawn from her own personal experience‚ from one of her lecturing engagements. A man stood up‚ pointed at his mute wife‚ and said‚ quite loudly‚ “she’s the talker in our family” (Tannen 1) The crowd laughed‚ and Tannen uses this as an example of how women are often more talkative

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    Don Quixote

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    He say “with a tale that is as dried as a rush‚ a stranger to invention‚ paltry in style‚ improvised in content‚ and wholly lacking in learning and wisdom‚ without marginal citations or notes at the end of the book when other works of this sort‚ even though they be fabulous and profane‚ are so packed with maxims from Aristotle and Plato and the crowd of philosophers as to fill the reader with admiration and lead him to regard the author as a well read‚ learned and eloquent individual”. He feels

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    The Giver by Louis Lowry

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    The Giver by Louis Lowry Chapter 1-2 1. What did the word "frightened" mean‚ according to Jonas? The word "frightened" meaning according to Jonas was a "deep‚ sickening feeling of something terrible about to happen." 2. About what were Jonas and the other children taught to be careful? Jonas and the other children were taught to be careful about language. 3. How did Jonas decide he felt? What was causing this feeling? Jonas felt apprehensive. The Ceremony of Twelve was causing

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    Group Dynamics

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    this class are the different forms of groups (centralized‚ decentralized‚ and decentralized with aggregation)‚ coordination within groups‚ play‚ and emotions are contagious. Groups can take on different forms and in chapter four of the book Wisdom of Crowds it talks about different groups being centralized‚ decentralized‚ and decentralized with aggregation. If a group is centralized‚ this can cause frustration from the other people; for example with my current job at Campus Security‚ Chief will

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    MCS 2020 Units 7-12 UNIT 7: Information Ethics 7.1 Ethics for the Information Age Ethics is the philosophical investigation of right and wrong. It is the branch of philosophy that examines the nature of moral virtue and evaluates human actions (and the motivations behind those actions) It is tempting to believe that the law will dictate how people should act; we expect the legislative authorities to help guide our behavior Simply not enough laws for every circumstance The law lags behind

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