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    Is aid a good thing

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    aid a good thing? Aid is help‚ typically of a practical nature‚ with the intention of helping less fortunate countries. We do this because it is what we Christians and other people believe should be done in situations of great need‚ and hope that if we were in a similar position would be looked after as well. For example Great Britain have given lots of aid to the Philippines after the recent typhoon there has struck them. In this essay I will discuss whether aid is in fact a good thing or a bad thing

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    spread of a communist government from taking over south Vietnam. This was known as a “containment war”. They wanted to fight this war to stop the spread of communism. The war started in 1955 and lasted until the fall of Saigon in April 1975. The Things They Carried tells the stories from soldiers point of view and others experiences. Tim O’Brien‚ Jimmy Cross‚ and Kiowa were just a few of the men that were in the Alpha company. O’Brien‚ Tim‚ and Kiowa had some very cowardice and very courageous

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    Do The Right Thing

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    "Do the Right Thing" Jason Smith Film Studies‚ April 2002 Right off the bat Spike Lee’s ideology is apparent in his film "Do the Right Thing". In the opening credit sequence Rosie Perez is dancing to the Public Enemy song "Fight the Power" from the album Fear of a Black Planet. The main theme of the song and dance is frustration and anger at the status quo. "Most of my heroes don’t appear on no stamps…Nothing but rednecks for 400 years if you check…" is one example of how the songwriter (Chuck D)

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    The Things I Carry

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    I carry things that are a necessity for school. For example‚ I carry a backpack‚ and inside I have two pencils‚ a pen‚ and papers. One of the pencils that I carry with me I have like an emotional attachment to it because i have had it for three years and I feel like it’s my lucky pencil and must carry it everyday. Other things I carry in my backpack is Sunscreen‚ books‚ and a binder. These things are important because sunscreen is so I protect myself from the sun‚ the books I have for the classes

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    taken off. One critical analysis of Tim O’Brien’s short story “The Things They Carried” says‚ “The weight under which the men struggle cannot be lightened by the discarding of war equipment for it extends far beyond the physical reminders” (Korb‚ par. 6). “The Things They Carried” invites the reader to sympathize with the soldiers’ inability to shake off the intangible weight of emotion while shedding the tangible weight of the things they carried. The tangible form of weight‚ or the weight that

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    “The Things They Carried” Questions a) The main topic of this novel is burdens. O’Brien is writing about what burdens the soldiers and he had to carry throughout war‚ physically and emotionally. One way I know is because of the title- “The Things They Carried.” This title almost summarizes the whole book. O’Brien frequently showed and explained the burdens that were inner conflicts of his and outer conflicts too. In the chapter “The things They Carried‚” O’Brien showed an emotional burden

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    Abortion and Good Thing

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    having a child without endangering her health; the pregnancy could have possibly been the result of a terrible crime‚ such as rape or incest; the fetus could be unhealthy and be a danger to the mother ’s health. I truly believe that abortion is a good thing if used right. Many people are not ready to have another human in their life and raise it improperly. In 1987 a study was done to the woman who had abortions‚ to find out the reason of not keeping the baby. 25.5% wanted to postpone childbearing‚ 21

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    The Book of Lost Things

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    The Book of Lost Things The Book of Lost Things is written by John Connolly. It told us a fantastic story of a young boy‚ David. With a background of World WarⅡ‚ the story began with a sad story: Little David’s mother was badly ill. To make his mother come back to life‚ David tried his best to do things which he believed that they could bring good luck. He believed even numbers are with good luck‚ so he would count to an even number at anytime. If he get stroke‚ he would strike himself again

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    In The Things They Carried‚ the author‚ Tim O’Brien‚ wants to emphasize different aspects of what the men carried. O’Brien provides different subjects throughout the work‚ with all having significance to the story. The items build on one another with the author’s use of anaphoras and examples‚ both general and specific‚ which stress the importance of what the men truly carried. Throughout the story‚ O’Brien uses several subjects that all have significance to the story. With each subject change‚

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    The God of Small Things

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    "The Gods of Small Things‚" written by Arundhati Roy‚ tells the story about an Indian family‚ forbidden love‚ and horrors during the upbringing of twins Estha and Rahel. It is a sad but humorous story of a peculiar family in India‚ the West ’s intrusion‚ and the caste systems terrifying regime. The family we follow is a family that is pretty well off. They own a small factory‚ Paradise Pickles and Preserves‚ where they have workers who are of lower caste. The twins Estha and Rahel have always felt

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