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    What is the point of uniforms? They don’t help anyone‚ okay? it saddens me to hear that kids have to wear uniforms. They are colorless and just plain boring. Some uniforms show too much skin and nobody can express themselves with uniforms. Many schools‚ at this this time‚ require their students to wear a standard uniform. Schools claim that uniforms make every student equal. But‚ what schools aren’t taking in to consideration is the large amount of students who want to be looked at as an individual

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    In the modern age of American society‚ schools are taking on this rising idea of having students wear school uniforms instead of regular clothes. Why should students sit miserably at their desks‚ listen to the dull sound of teachers‚ do school work‚ and on top of all that have to wear uncomfortable school uniforms? Other than reducing teasing and bullying‚ wearing uniforms do not have many benefits. In America’s schools‚ students should not be forced to wear uniforms because they take away a student’s

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    thinking hats is the method that help everyone organize their thought step by step and help the group focus on the same type of thinking at the same time. Using six thinking hats in individual‚ for example‚ I wanted to buy a brand new car last year. First‚ I compared the suitable price with my budget – white hat. After that‚ the thought I will not find the car I like within my budget came out from my feeling – red hat‚ and

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    HARD HATS A hard hat is a type of helmet predominantly used in workplace environments‚ such as construction sites‚ to protect the head from injury by falling objects‚ impact with other objects‚ debris‚ bad weather and electric shock. Inside the helmet is a suspension that spreads the helmet’s weight over the top of the head. It also provides a space of approximately 30 mm (1.2 inch) between the helmet’s shell and the wearer’s head so that if an object strikes the shell‚ the impact is less likely

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    uses his red hat as a form of protection and comfort as well as a distinguishing characteristic. Holden struggles toWhen Holden goes back to his room after talking to Old Spencer he begins to think about the red hat he purchased in New York City that he is wearing. He states‚ “just after I lost all the goddam foils…..The way I wore it‚ I swung the old peak way around to the back very –corny‚ I’ll admit it but I liked it that way. I looked good in it that way” (18). Holden knows that hat is a bit much

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    Formal Analysis The elements of art in Matisse’s ‘Woman With a Hat’ are line‚ shape‚ color and texture. The lines of the painting are soft‚ natural‚ and textured‚ and the brushstrokes are left apparent‚ as opposed to solid‚ straight lines. In addition‚ the lines‚ as well as the shapes‚ are curved and organic. The shapes of the painting are very circular. Their rounded nature emphasizes the humanity and softness of the woman. Color is the most dominant element of this piece‚ as the bright and

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    Hats in School I’ve been wondering‚ why aren’t hats allowed school? Extra information about the topic sentence: I mean‚ hats aren’t hurting anyone‚ so why are they banned. I can think of a few reasons‚ but none are very good. It’s disrespectful‚ they’re a distraction? Those aren’t even remotely solid claims‚ there half-baked ideas and archaic beliefs. Are we really going to listen to people that don’t present any evidence? So in this essay I’m going to show you why I feel hats should be allowed

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    One of the mechanisms by which these ideologies are perpetuated is the Sorting and the Sorting Hat. At the beginning of a student’s journey at Hogwarts‚ the Sorting Hat sorts and depicts each student into a house. Before beginning the Sortings‚ the hat sings a song to acquaint those being sorted with what to expect. "There’s nothing hidden in your head’ it sings in Sorcerer’s Stone‚ "The Sorting Hat can’t see‚ / So try me on and I will tell you / Where you ought to be." (117-118). This song‚ creates

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    Vermeer’s Hat For the Modern World‚ one of the most particular characteristic is the trade in globalization‚ people seeking and discovery the new land and started the overseas trade in 17 century. The 《Vermeer’s Hat》 accounted most scenes about international trade and the transformation of new culture and revolution. Like the writer said: “The only way to step into Vermeer’s world is through his paintings‚” (Brook‚ Timothy. Vermeer’s Hat. New York: Bloomsbury‚ 2008. Print.). Brook use a novel

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    The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss is a great book for children when they have nothing better to do‚ or they just want to read. This book keeps young readers engaged by the countless rhymes and surprises that are thrown into the book. Yet‚ it is more than just a children’s book. It contains important themes for young readers to understand. In fact‚ it shares several themes with another well-known children’s novel‚ William Golding’s Lord of the Flies. One theme that the two have in common is that when

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