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    through which the author can explore themes and ideas. In Eleanor and Park‚ Rowell uses a range of settings to explore important themes and ideas. She does this through the association of important settings with a theme. Throughout the novel‚ this association is reinforced‚ until a point is reached‚ in which a single mention of the setting‚ will make readers reflect upon a certain theme or idea. The major settings in Eleanor and Park that explore an important theme include: Park’s home‚ Eleanor’s home

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    Lives on the Boundary

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    Lives on the Boundary September 19th‚ 2011 In Mike Rose’s book‚ Lives of the Boundary‚ Rose explains how people in America have a good education and that unlike immigrants; American’s have an easier time learning than they do. Living in America‚ we have a great system of education that sets us up for the future‚ but in other unfortunate countries they are not as lucky and have other problems to deal with than to get a decent education. Being in America gives us opportunities that many people

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    The father from the short story “Once upon a time” had displayed signs of being cautious throughout the narrative‚ because of the recent events and riots that have rattled the environment. Notably‚ the father seems to only take action when he heeds advice from individuals that he had spoken to. In fact‚ when the mother requested for the housemaid to feed the dwellers outside of the Suburb‚ but regardless‚ the trusted housemaid did not consider it to be a marvelous idea and the husband agreed with

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    1. Background of the Literary Piece Once Upon A Time by Gabriel Okara The poem is written by Gabriel Okara‚ a Nigerian poet. He may have written the poem so that other people may understand how an African person deals with the western ideas. The poem is like a clash of cultures and how the speaker finds a way to adapt to the situation‚ the poem also gives a description about how the speaker wants to forget the ideals of these people. 2. Summary The poem‚ is depicting a man‚ maybe of old age (or

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    Extra Lives

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    Rhetoric of Tom Bissell’s “Extra lives: Why Video Games Matter” Tom Bissell’s‚ a teacher at Portland State University‚ main idea was to indicate to his audience why video games matter to him by using various argumentative appeals. One must ask themselves‚ can this author be worthy of respect? Can he give his readers enough facts to get his argument across? Will he try to give us a soft story to buy his way into in his argument? Throughout most of Bissell’s book‚ he uses the logical appeal by describing

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    Once in a Great City: A Detroit Story‚ written by a Detroit native‚ David Maraniss. In his novel‚ set in Detroit around the 1960’s‚ he follows the numerous changes in society underway in detroit but also seen countrywide. Maraniss excels at bringing to light numerous issues regarding the economy‚ social life‚ political issues and other important themes we constantly see in history. I have chosen to expand on the social issues David Maraniss pointed out and explain how they have had long term effects

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    Live in Relationship

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    Pitt You are here: Status check: Live-in relationships Oct 18‚ 2012‚ 12.00AM IST Nona Walia‚ TNN Tags: Test drive | taboo | pooja bhatt | Pooja Bedi | journey | Freida Pinto | dev patel | Brad Pitt | Angelina Jolie | Abhay Deol They may have started off as a bold alternative to the institution of marriage‚ but live-ins these days are mostly a test drive for couples before they tie the knot. Nona Walia finds out why. The poster-couple for live-in relationships‚

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    here I am

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    Financial Economics: Term paper 1 Corporate Bond Market in India: A critical appraisal Introduction The corporate bond market involves all bonds that have credit risk‚ i.e.‚ bonds issued by all entities other than the central government. This includes not just the bonds issued by private Indian firms‚ but more significantly bonds issued by sub national agencies such as state government and municipalities‚ as well as the public sector unites or entities which

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    My five dominant themes were deliberative‚ context‚ strategic‚ responsibility‚ and analytical. I wasn’t surprised by any of these strengths‚ especially they seemed to describe myself quite well. I feel like these strengths are quite consistent with myself‚ especially the deliberative and context themes. The deliberative theme is most like me because I am a serious person who is very careful and proceeds with caution when doing things. This theme also mentions how life is not a popularity contest

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    I Stand Here Ironing

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    Paper – I Stand Here Ironing Kloss‚ Robert J. "Balancing the Hurts and the Needs: Olsen’s ’I Stand Here Here Ironing‚’." Journal of Evolutionary Psychology 15.1-2 (Mar. 1994): 78-86. Rpt. in Contemporary Literary Criticism. Ed. Jeffrey W. Hunter and Deborah A. Schmitt. Vol. 114. Detroit: Gale Group‚ 1999. Literature Resource Center. Web. 23 Mar. 2012. Kloss’s‚ "Balancing the Hurts and the Need Olsen’s ’I Stand Here Ironing’"‚

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