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    Oskar Schindler Hero

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    According to Merriam Webster dictionary a hero is‚ "a person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities or a person who is greatly admired." Oskar Schindler does not fit this definition at the beginning of the movie. Heroes commonly experience a classic call to action. Oskar Schindler’s call to action was at the beginning of the war‚ however he did not truly take action until he began to form emotional attachments towards the workers he was hiring that he had hired to originally just

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    THE DEFINTION OF GENEROSITY Developing the generosity trait can and will impact a person life in way that will amaze them. Generosity; as defined by Merriam Webster Dictionary‚ is “the quality of being kind‚ understanding‚ and not selfish: the quality of being generous: especially willingness to give money and other valuable items to others.” Generosity‚ when first incorporated‚ gives new perspective to ordinary luxuries most likely that have been taken for granted. During life people develop

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    Daddy Long Legs Jean Webster is an American writer and author of many books. Her works include Daddy-Long-Legs‚ Dear Enemy‚ and When Patty Goes to College. Her most famous books features young active female characters who are intellectually‚ morally‚ and socially competent. She also uses stylish dialogue in her stories that makes them interesting. Her works also reflect her being an activist. Other than being a prolific writer‚ she was also an active advocate of social reforms for orphans and prisons

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    our minds. * The new cultures we integrate. * The new people we meet and their influence on our personality. B. Developing a sense of belonging to more than one culture. * The process of becoming a “halfie”. Merriam Webster’s online dictionary defines identity as “the distinguishing character or personality of an individual”‚ which is undoubtedly true. Firstly there is culture‚ in other words‚ the land we feel we belong in and the characteristics that come with belonging to this particular

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    The Philosophical Dictionary by Voltaire The Enlightenment and the values it promoted are really nothing less than the infant version of twenty first century America. Its emphasis on reason‚ freedom of speech‚ religion‚ and assembly‚ and its desire to secularize government all appear in the Bill of Rights and represent the core beliefs which have been shaping U.S. culture for over two hundred years. Voltaire‚ a leader among the French philosophes‚ embodies much of the Enlightenment sentiment in

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    The formal definition of the word “tradition” as stated by Merriam Webster dictionary is “a way of thinking‚ behaving‚ or doing something that has been used by the people in a particular group‚ family‚ society‚ etc.‚ for a long time” (Merriam Dictionary) more often than not traditions are centered around positive situations‚ experiences and feelings. Typically‚ when discussing violence one does not think “tradition”. The two things have no correlation‚ as violence is associated with negatives and

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    Why go pro in tennis

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    characteristic every player who dreams of making a lifetime commitment to tennis is sincere desire‚ more elusive and rare than any other attribute. Making a commitment at a young age increases the chance of becoming professional. As defined by Merriam Webster dictionary‚ “Desire” is interpreted as “a longing or craving‚ as for something that brings satisfaction or enjoyment.”1 Athletes with sincere desire do not consider practicing as a sacrifice. Everyone can profess their love for tennis and want to achieve

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    Eve Merriam

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    not always Eve Merriam. Her name was originally Eva Moskovitz. While living in New York‚ her career as a poet was not working out‚ so she agreed with one of her professors to change her last name to Merriam which was borrowed from the Merriam Webster dictionary. She has written more than 60 books and plays for children and adults. The two things that motivated her was her love of language and wordplay and a concern for social justice. Merriam ’s delight in the joy of language made her surprisingly

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    Personal Perspective

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    responsibility or to account for one’s actions.” (Merriam Webster’s Online Dictionary‚ 2012) Everyone needs to accept responsibility for their own actions or inactions‚ after all no one is perfect. Even I have made numerous mistakes throughout my life time‚ but I have never been afraid to admit to any of my mistakes and after I admitted to the mistakes they were easily corrected.

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    Hazing

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    Hazing: The Right Form of Brotherhood? Brotherhood‚ according to Merriam Webster dictionary‚ is the condition or quality of being brothers. It is an association of men‚ a fraternity or union‚ united for common purposes. But this brotherhood has its conditions. Members have to go through “hazing” which serves as a ritual which involves humiliating‚ abusing‚ and harassing as a way of initiating a person into the group. If brotherhood is what these groups are for‚ then why do hazings

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