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    Dorm Room Inventory and Analysis The main reason I chose to come to Whitewater was for basketball. As I was analyzing all of the stuff I brought to college‚ I noticed the obvious pattern that the majority of my things were basketball related. A few of these items hold a great significance and others are just apart of my every day life. Narrowing these items down I have found that my Kobe’s shoes‚ basketball‚ my clothes and pictures of teammates are the most important things that I brought. I

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    Winston wants to rebel against the party‚ however his desire is impossible to achieve in a totalitarian setting‚ which is the world of Nineteen Eighty-Four; societal regulations in Nineteen Eighty-Four help to prevent potential dissenters from needless struggle and pain. Winston understands that the party’s structure is reinforced in several ways that make it incredibly strong‚ and impossible change in his lifetime. Just like Lizzie‚ O’Brien warns Winston that‚ “there is no possibility that any perceptible

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    CLASSROOM OBSERVATION FORM HU-D 205 School Name: Roosevelt Elementary School _ School District: Santa Ana Unified School District _ Date of Observation: May 5th 2012 _ Number of Students enrolled: 11 _ Attending: 10 _ Special Education Categories: Autistic‚ Learning Disabled‚ Attention Deficit‚ Speech and _Language Impairment _ Time of Observation: from 8:00 am _ to _ 9:45 am _ Day of the Week:

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    International Socialist Review Issue 32‚ November–December 2003 The Orwell we never knew By LEE WENGRAF *** BIG BROTHER‚ double-think‚ thought police: George Orwell’s 1984–his bleak portrait of a futuristic‚ totalitarian society–is as powerful today as ever. Though it has often been used as a cautionary tale about the terrors of socialism‚ its portrayal of government deception‚ lying and thought-control has a familiar ring in today’s post 9-11 world. His Animal Farm and 1984 are among the

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    Proper citation and attribution is the main subject in “How I Caused That Story” written by historian and writer Doris Goodwin. This way of referencing is an important theme that is shared throughout all fields that use written word as a medium. A common thought is that with the introduction of computers it has become easier to manage and organize data‚ which helps to reduce and eliminate mistakes that can lead to misrepresentation and failure to credit sources. This commentary by Goodwin spoke

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    Courtroom Participants’ Professional Standards Nidia Allan CJA/224 10/24/12 Most people like to think that the Just system is perfect and does what is best for the people. In some cases it’s true however that is not always the case; Judges‚ Prosecutors‚ and Defense Attorneys are held at a high standard and help to determine the futures of people that commit crimes and provide justice for victims. It is important for everyone to understand that Judges‚ Prosecutors‚ and Attorneys are human

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    Arts & Media Courtesans in the Living Room KAMRAN ASDAR ALI Pakistan. Why‚ one might ask‚ have PaIn spring of 2003‚ the new private teleThe courtesan has been a stock character in popular South Asian literature and movies. vision channel in Pakistan‚ Geo TV‚ crekistan’s liberal intelligentsia and femiated some controversy by telecasting nists chosen at this juncture to depict The popular Urdu novel‚ Umrao Jan Ada‚ was with much fanfare Mirza Hadi Ruswa’s recently made into a lavish serialized

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    Having studied George Orwell’s ’Nineteen Eighty-Four’‚ I intend to discuss the type of Government envisaged by Orwell and to what extent his totalitarian Party‚ ’Ingsoc’‚ satirises past regimes. I will also discuss Orwell’s motive in writing such a piece and how his writing style helps it become clear.<br><br>The main theme of Nineteen Eighty-Four concerns the restrictions imposed on individual freedom by a totalitarian regime. Orwell shows how such a system can impose its will on the people through

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    Upright vs. Recumbent Maternal Position During First Stage of Labor Am Fam Physician. 2010 Feb 1;81(3):285-286. Clinical Question During the first stage of labor‚ what is the effect of maternal positioning on duration of the first stage of labor‚ type of delivery‚ maternal satisfaction‚ and neonatal and maternal outcomes? Evidence-Based Answer Upright positions include sitting‚ standing‚ walking‚ and kneeling. Based on heterogenous results‚ women who maintained upright positions had a first stage

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    GEORGE ORWELL’S NINETEEN EIGHTY-FOUR: MODERNIST FABLE If thought corrupts language‚ language can also corrupt thought.[1] The world that Orwell presents in Nineteen Eighty-four has often been called a nightmare vision of the future. Writing sixteen years into that future‚ we can see that not all of Orwell’s predictions have been fulfilled in their entirety! Yet‚ “1984 expresses man’s fears of isolation and disintegration‚ cruelty and dehumanisation…Orwell’s repetition of obsessive

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