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    Bobbie Ann Masion

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    University of Kentucky and graduated in 1962 with a Bachelor in English. After accepting her Bachelor’s degree‚ she went to the State University of New York at Binghamton and received her Master’s‚ in 1966. Finally‚ she went to the University of Connecticut and received her PhD in 1972. Having all that schooling under her belt she wrote her first story‚ Shilo and Other Stories‚ in 1982. Mason realized that she has a passion for writing. Wanting to pursue this more‚ she wrote many books including‚ a

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    Persuasive Easy Tyrell Largo COMM/215 January 14‚ 2013 Whitney Bell Persuasive Easy Gun Control seems to be on the top of today’s subject. After the recent tragedies that occur at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut‚ we are all concern for the victims. Many people are calling for stricter laws on gun control. No matter if you are for or against‚ something needs to be done about the regulation of gun control. In the past couple of years the United States has have its fair share

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    Ludington was born on April 5‚ 1761 in NY. Her father was a loyalist in the beginning of the war but he joined the rebel cause in 1773 he was then promoted Colonel and led his local regiment. In 1777 the British attacked the nearby town Danbury Connecticut. A messenger came from the town and asked for the regiments help with the fight. At the time‚ the regiment was disbanded for planting season and all of the men were far apart

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    Personal Statement Assignment Growing up in a single parent home isn’t exactly what you would call easy. It was difficult‚ but it shaped me into the person I am today‚ a hardworking independent student with big dreams. My mom went through a lot to raise me and my older sister the “right” way. Her strong influence made her my top role model‚ the one person I aspire to be like in the future. My father was gone most of my life. From the stories that I’ve heard‚ he’s not a nice person. My mom never

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    Shawn

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    trademark Such famous logos like the ABC television logo‚ IBM Computer company logo‚ UPS Shipping Company Westinghouse Electric Company. Educated at Pratt Institute and Art Students League and Has taught At Yale University in New Haven‚ Connecticut. Rand was also inducted into the New York Directors Club Hall of Fame. He is a prime example of someone who has worked hard and Became successful. He began his career when he worked part-time creating stock images. For Magazines

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    Harriet Beecher Stowe is a famous author known for her story Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Stowe was raised in Litchfield‚ Connecticut in a home with strong Puritan values. With her father being a Calvinist preacher and being raised around a family that took their religion seriously‚ she developed a strict moral and spiritual code that influenced all her writings. Later in Stowe’s life‚ she rebelled and converted her religion to Episcopalianism. Still‚ her sincere and intense conviction of her moral in her

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    Grover Cleveland

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    Grover Cleveland ! Stephen Grover Cleveland was born on March 18‚ 1837‚ in Caldwell‚ New Jersey. Cleveland ’s father was a minister‚ originally from Connecticut‚ and his mother was from Baltimore. He was the fifth of nine children‚ named Stephen Grover‚ but he did not use the name “Stephen” in his adult life. ! In 1841‚ his family moved to Fayetteville‚ New York where he spent most of his childhood. In 1850 Cleveland ’s father took a pastorate in Clinton‚ New York ‚ and the family had to move to accommodate

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    prefer because we might ask. Find out where your doctor practices‚ where the nearest trauma center is‚ and which hospital has the best cardiac center.” —Connie Meyer‚ RN‚ paramedic 6. “In most cases‚ we can’t transport someone who doesn’t want to go. Uncle Eddie may be as sick as a dog‚ but if he says he doesn’t want to get in an ambulance‚ we need to respect his wishes.” —Arthur Hsieh‚ paramedic 7. “If the patient is stable‚ and 97 percent are‚ there’s no reason to drive 60 miles an hour on city

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    Eugene O'Neill

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    several years‚ sometimes nursing from the wings. In 1895 Eugene returned to New York to attend the Mt. St. Vincent boarding school and later the De La Salle Institute. During these years‚ his family summered at Monte Cristo Cottage in New London‚ Connecticut. When Eugene was 13‚ he discovered that his mother had become addicted to morphine

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    Hannibal‚ Missouri‚ on the banks of the Mississippi River. Missouri‚ at the time‚ was a fairly new state (it had gained statehood in 1821) and comprised part of the country’s western border. It was also a slave state. Sam’s father owned one slave and his uncle owned several. In fact‚ it was on his uncle’s farm that Sam spent many boyhood summers playing in the slave quarters‚ listening to tall tales and the slave spirituals that he would enjoy throughout his life. In 1847‚ when Sam was 11‚ his father died

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