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    Alternate Ending: Durango Street 32 “Well its actually happening ma’‚ I’m goin’ back to school.”Rufus said. “I want you to know‚ I truly am proud of you Rufus.” His mother replied. Curtis and Janet went to a different school then Rufus but he still walked them to school then walked himself to school. On his way to school a car followed him very slowly but Rufus kept walking. When he got to school it looked the same on the outside that it always had. Rufus pushed open the doors at Searingtown School

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    A street child is a young person‚ under the age of fifteen‚ who lives and sleeps in the streets‚ whose family ties are broken and who can’t or won’t return home. Street children live in the streets without their families. Each child has to learn how to survive alone‚ since no adult takes responsibility of them. Often they are very young and completely ignored by their families. These children don’t like to be called as "street children". They live‚ or rather struggle to survive; they are usually

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    ------------------------------------------------- Street crime Street crime is a loose term for criminal offences taking place in public places. It has moved to occupy the place once held by mugging. According to London ’s Metropolitan Police Force‚ street crime is: Robbery‚ often called ’mugging ’‚ and also includes thefts from victims in the street where property is snatched and the victim is not assaulted. [1] Crime on the streets of a city may include many other types of offences‚ for

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    in the human body. Though only the size of the fist‚ it pumps blood to the rest of the body by rhythmic expansion and relaxation. The frequency of this cardiac cycle is measured by the term heart rate. The heart rate is the number of contractions (beats) of the heart in a minute. The heart rate tends to increase with response to a wide variety of conditions like vigorous physical activity or according to our hypothesis‚ music. Music has an arousal effect which is related to its frequency and tempo

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    We see and understand things not as they are but as we are.” Discuss this claim in relation to at least two ways of knowing. The way we attain knowledge will determine how we see and understand things‚ but no matter how we see and understand them‚ it will never bring us to the objective truth. We use our perception to “see” things and we use our reasoning to “understand” things. It is common‚ if not inevitable‚ for us to manipulate the information received using the ways of knowing into what

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    We are responsible for who we become Who am I? Who will I become? These are questions asked many times over as we constantly feel the need to define ourselves. Many people believe that a person can be defined as a collection of all his or her actions. However‚ this view is not entirely correct. It is not just our actions that define who we are or who we will become‚ but It is also our morals and values‚ the parenting that we received‚ our circumstance‚ our friends and family and society as a whole

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    In The Other Wes Moore‚ Wes reveals his confusion with his own motivations to the audience. I believe that he was so driven to understand the other Wes Moore because of the realization that that could’ve been him. The two Wes Moores had similar upbringings; Both lived in very poor areas with high crime and violence surrounding them. Wes was confused because they both didn’t end up the same way. He was successful while the other Wes was not. Both men grew up without a strong father figure in their

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    Should Street art be protected?
 The definition of art is relative‚ therefore the definition of street art. It has always been a disagreement whether street art is actually real art or just vandalism. Some people thinks is not worth it and others put a high price on it. From this arguments‚ the question if street art should be protected or not‚ is always on the table. We have been doing “street art” since the prehistoric; some of them have been conserve and other has just disappear with time

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    Postman offer two example: Sesame Street and The Voyage of the Mimi. In 1969‚ Sesame Street was embraced by children‚ parents‚ and educators. To children‚ Sesame Street was believed to be “the most crafted environments on TV” and “a series of commercials as teaching material”. To parents‚ Sesame Street relieved them of the responsibility of restricting their children’s access to television and teaching their pre-school children how to read. To educators‚ Sesame Street appeared to be “an imaginative

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    proposes. However‚ art seems to be good for all people‚ there is only one type of it which is usually not welcomed in countries - ‘Street art’. According to Johan Slogan‚ ‘Nowadays art’ (2010‚ 13-14)‚ street art known to us as a “graffiti” is a way of representing feelings by people from lower class who were discriminated or have their own opinions for situation in the world. Street art has been declared as vandalism prohibited in most developed countries‚ moreover‚ the number of such criminals are rapidly

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