The Color of the Land: Book Review The Color of the Land‚ written by David A. Chang‚ is an informative monograph about the nation‚ ethnicity‚ and politics of landownership. The book emphasizes the evolution of the Indians‚ African Americans‚ and the White people of Oklahoma. Chang organizes the book into three parts that collaborate very well to expose the hardships and tribulations of the people‚ their roles‚ relationships‚ leadership and ownership of land‚ racial nationalism‚ and removal. In part
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In “Beautiful Brains” (2011)‚ an article published in National Geographic magazine about teenage brain development‚ David Dobbs discusses what we can learn about the teenage brain from science‚ especially why teens are prone to acting impulsively and taking more risks than adults. He develops and supports this idea by referencing research that examines and compares the behavior of teens. His purpose is to inform the reader about teenage brain development‚ including how their characteristic risk-taking
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From the ashes of the Civil War‚ rose a unified nation still embroiled with one another over memory. David Blight argues in Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory that “Some of the real war‚ and much of an imagined one‚ was already getting into the books.” In his argument‚ Blight demonstrates the distinction between history and memory. For instance‚ the tendency for publishers to only publish works that depicted the War has heroic rather than reporting on the harsh conditions of the
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Stanford professor David Rosenhan conducted a study that challenged psychiatrist’s ability to properly diagnose their patients. Rosenhan‚ along with eight peers‚ set off to various mental health institutions with the intention of being admitted. The test group was comprised of sane‚ professional people who were to complain of only one issue: “I am hearing a voice. It is saying thud.” And aside from that‚ they were to act completely normal. His theory of misdiagnosis seemed to have been proven‚ as
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Mr Tomkey and his family are just plain out crazy! For they think it is okay to live without a television. In the short story “ Us and Them” by David Sedaris‚ the narrator believes that living without a television is a big mistake . First of all not having a television take you away from the real world and the time. Furthermore‚ in class with the tomkey children ‚ when the teacher pulled a joke about a outerspace weekly television show which the whole class laughed but she knew that “the tomkeys
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1066 The Year of the Conquest. David Howarth. New York: The Viking Press‚ 1978. 207 pp. The book 1066 The Year of the Conquest by David Howarth is an overview of one of the most important years in England’s history. At the start of 1066 the death of King Edward would spark a series of events that would eventually lead to the changes in England. Throughout the book it discusses this dramatic year and all these events that took place from various different perspectives. These stories are from contemporary
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A music professor named David Dunn has received a patent on his procedures and technology for fighting bark beetles in the western United States. Dunn first became interested in the bark beetles and their ability to destroy drought weakened pine trees‚ when there was an influx of tree deaths in Northern New Mexico‚ where he was living at the time. Dunn began to wonder what that much biological activity sounded like‚ so he recorded the bark beetles using a listening device he built for ten dollars
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meet readers’ expectations. It is clear‚ concise‚ efficient‚ and effective" (McLean‚ 2010‚ p. 127). Here follows one good writing(essay) example of the college admission from one applicant. It is not the business writing but better. “Why Yale” by David Roosth (2) “Upon a recent Yale visit‚ I conversed with a Yale senior in the admissions office about his experiences. He had only two complaints about the university: there were too many student protesters‚ and the University sands the roads instead
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David Guterson’s narrative about the Mall of America delves into several facets that are embedded throughout the mall both physically and mentally. A vivid description about the mall’s interior design makes the audience feel like they have visited the mall. Guterson also writes about how people‚ individually and as a society‚ are effected psychologically by this pseudo-metropolis. The grandeur of the mall is‚ without question‚ second to none. Shoppers are drawn to visit because of all the modern
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Hitler’s Doctor" David Irving’s "The Secret Diaries of Hitler’s Doctor‚" was published in New York‚ N.Y. and published in 1983‚ this book has a total of 310 pages. 1. David Irving is the author of the book "The Secret Diaries of Hitler’s Doctor". He is also the author of thirty books pertaining to Hitler’s reign such as‚ The Destruction of Dresden (1963)‚ Hitler’s War (1977)‚ Uprising (1981)‚ Churchill’s War (1987)‚ and Goebbels - Mastermind of the Third Reich (1996. David Irving has an extensive
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