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    Chapter I Introduction Almost in all times and among all nations which have reached a sufficient level of cultural development‚ there have always been fraternal associations formed for higher purposes. The development of Fraternities can be traced from trade unions or guilds that emerged in England. These guilds were set up to protect and care for their members at a time when there was no welfare state‚ trade unions or National Health Service (Sarmiento‚ 2011). Various secret signs and handshakes

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    I Wish I Could I wish I could turn back the clock to vanish regrets of my wrong decisions from my heart and memories. Those regrets not only made me mentally weak but also depress me. Elders are real profit and their advices are the best way to success. My ego made me blind and ruled the brain and that was the point where I fall and still regret. I wish I could go back to correct my mistakes and to be a man I used to be‚ full of confidence‚ cheered and eager for success. There is saying that if you

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    Markus Mayer CP American Lit Walden Walden‚ by Henry David Thoreau is written in first person about the events and ideas that came to the author during his time living at Walden Pond in the eighteen hundreds. Henry David Thoreau was a poet and a philosopher who lived a life of simplicity in order to make a direct connection between people‚ God‚ and nature. He viewed knowledge as an "intuitive force rather than a set of learned‚ logical proofs." His writing in Walden focused on many different themes

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    I WISH I KNEW WHY Broken families are often hard to live in. Especially divorced ones. It’s one thing for your parents to split-up when you’re a young child‚ but it’s another when you go through 15 years of your life thinking that you’ll always be a family like I did. I would have to say the most significant time in my life was when my parents were getting a divorce. Christmas had just passed and the New Year of 1998 was approaching fast. My parents had always bickered but this time their

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    this is what you do 007 Volvo XC90‚ 4-Door‚ Sport Utility‚ 3.2 liter‚ Black with Black leather Interior‚ only 60‚500 miles! Specs: VERY clean/well maintained‚ 2nd Owner‚ Carfax Report available (completely clean)‚ Kelly Blue Book priced (good-very good condition)‚ 4 NEW tires 3 months ago‚ power locks‚ sunroof‚ 6-CD player‚ ABS brakes‚ leather interior‚ power mirrors‚ alloy wheels‚ automatic transmission‚ side airbags‚ power windows‚ am/fm stereo‚ A/C‚ cruise control‚ garage-kept. NO 3rd row

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    author’s use of rhetoric can be analyzed to have many different significances as well as meanings. Poetry is particularly difficult to analyze‚ thus many writers and critics have created their own arguments for the meaning of different pieces. As literary critics and scholars ourselves‚ we in this English 100W class must determine what arguments we find valid‚ and which arguments give us deeper insight on pieces that we read and study. One of such works is Countee Cullen’s Yet Do I Marvel‚ Cullen’s

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    do things we really like. For once‚ we might form our opinions based on what we really feel. However‚ sooner or later we are forced to change our spontaneous desires so that society does not label us as different or weird‚ simply because we are scared of being alone. It seems though that the more unique and out going individuals make an impression on others in life‚ people like Martin Luther King Jr. who took a stand for what he believed in even though the majority of people were against

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    Thafer kashak has lived in the U.S for three months. Two of the three months Kashak worked as a sous chef in a middle eastern restaurant in Fresno. During the third month Kashak had been getting his kids and his wife settled into their new appartment. Saturday the family cooked a traditional breakfast for the people who would be participating in the fundraiser walk. The walk had been held for the Syrians who still needed help back in Syria. Funds that were raised during the walk will go to the

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    contain one or more of the following themes? What techniques does the author use to develop this theme? Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau contains the theme of power as a corrupting influence. In the essay‚ Thoreau believes that the American government does not lead its people well. By following the majority‚ the power in the so-called “unjust” government‚ Thoreau thinks that the government has been corrupted. Those who work in government can’t see what is wrong because they are a part of it.

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    During our first class meeting‚ I took an advocacy style quiz. After completing the quiz‚ I noticed some aspects of my advocacy style. The first thing I noticed is that my style is situational. I answered with “at times‚ this describes me‚" for most of the questions on the quiz‚ which shows I’m an understanding person. Before I start advocating‚ I like to know all sides of the situation. I try to envision myself in a situation similar to the people who are affected by a problem/issue. It helps me

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