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    White Room Monologue

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    envelop the whole room. Red‚ fierce eyes of my pater. The cloth stained with red envelop my arms‚ it itches. The woman that are my queen‚ my life giver are sleeping on the floor beside that man‚ without any gesture. Is it me or my mind is blank. I wonder if the world is entertaining as it used to be. Blue azure sky‚ laughing children‚ and equally happy. I don’t know anything. Before this happened‚ I recall some nice memories. I had a friend‚ his name is Miko. We play everyday on my room‚ we wear the

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    A Room of One's Own

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    The View Towards Feminism and A Room of One’s Own Written in 1929‚ A Room of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf has been broken apart into many different view points and meanings that in a whole‚ affect woman and/or artists. The interesting thing about Woolf’s piece‚ is that it’s an essay that uses fictional characters and narration that would later be used to debate whether it was completely a true feminist approach to women’s writing and money‚ or if wasn’t enough of a feminist approach‚

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    Emergency Room Nursing

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    The fast paced world of Emergency room nursing is exciting‚ rewarding‚ and hard work. Emergency room nurses are responsible for treating patients who are experiencing illness‚ injury or trauma. Being a nurse means being able to think on your feet to solve a problem and execute a treatment plan. E.R nurses must have many different characteristics to be able to work in the emergency room. One characteristic is being able to handle a fast paced‚ constant change environment. Being in the E.R‚ things

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    King Belshazzar‚ rises to greet me‚ thankfully more sober than most of the nobles. The room erupts in applause as Belshazzar leads me to a couch the dais‚ gazing at me adoringly. “A toast!” he shouts. “To the most beautiful woman in the kingdom!” The men raise their golden goblets and respond‚ “To Queen Itani!” The banquet continues on‚ and more of the King’s wives and concubines trickle in. As I observe the room‚ I realize that the vessels being used are not what we normally use at parties.

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    My Ideal Room.

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    My Ideal Room My ideal room is inside a grand two floor French chateau which is located in a hilly countryside with quiet and cool environment. My room is large and spacious‚ two hundred meters square in area and seven meters high. It is rectangular in shape. It is on the first floor of the house. Ventilated from three sides it has total six wide windows allowing refreshing breeze and sunlight to flow in. All windows have a frosted pearly- green sliding glass and two wooden shutters with

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    or assumptions can change after viewing the play. In the Next Room‚ happens to be one of those plays that people are quick to judge but then have a change of heart after learning through this comedy yet historical play. In this production response‚ I will touch basis on the story‚ historical context‚ the stage and overall performance of the play “In the Next Room” produced at the Dominguez Hills University Theater. “In The Next Room” by Sarah Rahul‚ is a play written about the early history of

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    A Room with a View Essay

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    Italy Enables Lucy to Change and Become Her Own Individual in A Room With a View Lucy is presented with an opportunity to become her own person and look at things differently in Italy. This concept is used throughout the novel A Room With a View by E.M. Forster‚ in which a young girl named Lucy is able to see the world with a different eye and become a new person. She is surrounded with a culture and way of life that is much different than the one she is used to back at home. The free and open

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    Druj Injecting Room

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    Public money on medically supervised injecting room‚ in all good conscience‚ doesn’t benefit greater community. We have more important needs for critical services and should be directing taxpayer funds to meet those basic services first. Every year government spends 2.5 million on this centre for minimization of harm among drug users. I oppose it because of my concerns that the State’s harm minimisation policy pays too little attention to advocating no drug use and rescuing people from their terrible

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    Lore In The Dark Room

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    The author of the Dark Room ( Rachel Seiffert) made Lore‚ who is a young girl that has to walk across germany during world war 2 with her siblings‚ a memorable character by showing what she is like‚ what Lore’s mission was and the theme of the novel during world war 2. The author of the Dark Room (Rachel Sieffert) used Lore’s Characteristics to make her memorable. Lore is very adaptable to life during World War II. Lore often has to improvise by finding other ways of doing things for example

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    A few months ago‚ a patient arrived in the emergency room on a stretcher with symptoms of face drooping‚ arm weakness‚ and speech difficulty. The emergency room physician‚ who also specialized in neurology‚ immediately suspected that the patient suffered from a stroke. Stroke occurs when the blood flow to a certain part of the brain is blocked‚ which causes the blood vessels to burst or leak within the brain. This leak of blood in the brain causes nerve cells to die (“What is Stroke?” 1). To confirm

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