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    Ellen Hopkins Analysis

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    For my independent reading critical analysis‚ I am going to do not one book but seven. These books are all by Ellen Hopkins and they all have the same writing technique. Ellen Hopkins is a beautiful and realistic writer. All of her books are connectable and understandable‚ especially to teens and young adults. Let me explain and give you my take on the books. Ellen has a very interesting way of writing that I’ve only seen in a handful of books‚ such as Out of the Dust by Karen Hesse‚ I Heart You

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    Ellen Moore Case

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    Notes: - Ellen Moore- systems consulting group consultant. - Andrew Kilpatrick – senior consultant on a joint North American company and Korean consulting project. - Problems: - Korean kteam very reluctant to setup meetings. Page 2‚ 4th para‚ Andrew on the other side generally meets the client mgmt prior to preparing the proposal. - Meetings didn’t turn out fruitful at all. They were talking the same thing every time. - She had never worked in korea before‚ docs on korea not entirely

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    Who Is Ellen Degeneres

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    On January 26‚ 1958 Ellen Lee DeGeneres was born in Metairies‚ Louisiana and was raised by two working parents. When asked what she wanted to be when she grew up‚ Ellen initially said that she aspired to be a veterinarian but later discarded the idea because she wasn’t “ book smart.” Before she discovered her comedic talents‚ Degeneres used to sell vacuum cleaners‚ paint houses‚ wait tables‚ and work as a legal secretary. Her older brother‚ Vance‚ inspired DeGeneres to become the actor/comedian that

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    Ellen Kahn Summary

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    I must admit‚ the article is exceptional! Ellen Kahn addresses the issues transgender children. Most importantly‚ she acknowledges that elementary students also come across gender issues and acceptance. Stating such allows readers‚ like myself‚ to acknowledge the fact that young children also have a view of themselves that others should respect and accept. I believe the article is very important. I think Kahn stresses the idea of acceptance and individuality perfectly. While providing statistics

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    Ellen DeGeneres might be better known for her short spurts of memory as Dory in Finding Nemo‚ but she is also known for her shocking coming out in 1997 on network television. Her coming out was one of the most important events to happen that year. Her show and career suffered for a bit‚ but she was able to show society another face of the gay community‚ and she went on to become one of the most influential women in today’s world. Ellen DeGeneres’ coming out was one of the best things to happen in

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    Young Goodman Brown

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    A young boy’s parents did not get the opportunity to attend college and they divorced when he was only seven. His father was addicted to crack cocaine and his mother began to sell herself as a source of income. He was tossed back and forth between the two houses and used as a way for the two parents to get back at each other. As a result‚ this boy grew up to be a criminal and was thrown in jail for selling drugs for his father. This life of crime and debauchery was all that he knew. He constantly

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    Ellen Glade Monologue

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    It was dark; but the moon was bright with the beautiful lights on the other side of the ship. I‚ Ellen Glade of the royal Glade family‚ wanted be alone. I’m going to be married with a knight from another kingdom. I thought it going be great‚ but I can’t trust him. I don’t know what to do… The knight in shiny armor… but he’s 29! He is from a kingdom we declare war on. I don’t understand why my father would trust an enemy; he looked selfless and full himself. This world‚ Koinia‚ shouldn’t be this

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    watching TV and commercials‚ shopping for groceries‚ at sporting events; playing on the playground and in formal music instruction. Ironically‚ many of the facts in this list were learned during formal music instruction. 1. Most People Mean Rhythm When They Say Beat A common reason why many people give to explain why they like a song is because they "like the song’s ’beat.’" However‚ the term beat actually means the steady

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    Young Goodman Brown

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    Young Goodman Brown Young Goodman Brown at the beginning of this story represents immaturity‚ goodness‚ and every man. He is a very religious person‚ happy in his marriage‚ trustworthy and naive. Unbeknownst what challenges lie ahead "Young Goodman Brown" journey through the dark uncertainly forest. Brown is said to be naive because he goes into this evil forest even though his wife warned him of the danger that he was about to encounter. There is a question of maturity for Goodman Brown and

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    Young Goodman Brown

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    Symbolism in Young Goodman Brown. Nathaniel Hawthorne utilizes symbolism throughout his short story Young Goodman Brown to impact and clarify the theme of good people sometimes do bad things. Hawthorne uses a variety of light and dark imagery‚ names‚ and people to illustrate irony and different translations. Young Goodman Brown is a story about a man who comes to terms with the reality that people are imperfect and flawed and then dies a bitter death from the enlightenment of his journey through

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