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    The Year Of The Tiger

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    The Year of the Tiger The Tiger ranks the third of the animals in the Chinese zodiac. The 12 zodiac animals are‚ in order: Rat‚ Ox‚ Tiger‚ Rabbit‚ Dragon‚ Snake‚ Horse‚ Goat‚ Monkey‚ Rooster‚ Dog‚ and Pig. Each year is related to an animal sign according to a 12-year-cycle. Lucky Colors: blue‚ grey‚ orange Lucky Numbers: 1‚ 3‚ 4 Lucky Flowers: yellow lily‚ cineraria Year of Birth: 1914‚ 1926‚ 1938‚ 1950‚ 1962‚ 1974‚ 1986‚ 1998‚ 2010‚ 2022 Are You a Tiger? Years of the Tiger include 1914‚ 1926

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    Plunder and Blunder

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    Plunder and Blunder Essay Recently‚ our class was asked to read a economical powerful book called “plunder and Blunder” by Dean Baker‚ which focuses on the finances of the U.S. economy after World War Two. He evaluates the concept that the economies productivity increased rapidly from 1947-1973. Baker quotes‚ “To appreciate the magnitude of this growth‚ consider the following: if we maintained the same rate of productivity growth in the United States experienced in the early postwar era‚ we would

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    Alice Walker: A New Kind of Feminist The American Voice‚ formally given its name during the 1900s‚ can be loosely defined as the way many people exercise their individual and democratic freedoms by vocalizing their opposition to societal norms and their hopes social reform. Many reform movements around the time of growing liberalism in 20th century America helped shape the American voice‚ including the civil rights and feminist movements. Many authors and intellectuals of the 20th century who spoke

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    Bias In The Great Gatsby

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    and animosity. Goldberg’s excessive emotional tone weakens the relevance to his case. In his introduction‚ Goldberg writes "…let me state without any fear whatsoever that I might be wrong: Anyone who writes a book to be vindictive is almost certainly insane…but my guess is it would be easier to give birth to triplets than write a book‚ especially if you’ve never written one before" (Goldberg 2001‚ 21). In insisting his motive was to respectively voice an acknowledged‚ yet unsettled issue of the liberal

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    Technology Is Making Us Stupid‚ It’s Not Technology’s Fault‚” David Theo Goldberg effectively informs the reader about the effects that computers in the home and school environment could have on the future education of the coming generations. Goldberg achieves this by executing defined organization and adding unique comparisons about the potentially crippling effects technology can have on a society when put into the wrong hands. Goldberg approaches the organization of his article in such a way that he

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    Do not sit in front of the TV and stare‚ instead go read a book: a saying most children have heard from adults multiple times over the years. Goldberg in his blog post‚ “If technology is making us stupid‚ it’s not technology’s fault” describes how the introduction of technology into our daily lives‚ brings plenty of learning opportunities to the fingertips of many people that were otherwise unavailable. Goldberg’s purpose is to convey the idea that technology is not at fault for the decrease in intelligence

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    Book Review a Love Affair

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    Bernard Goldberg 2009 A Slobbering Love Affair Regnery Publishing‚ INC. 978-1-59698-090-7 A Slobbering Love Affair addresses the lack of objectivity surrounding the 2009 presidential election. This book is very witty and brings about many unanswered questions. Bernard Goldberg points out many obvious truths that are avoided by the mass media outlets. Goldberg was spot on with all of the facts‚ which brought the reader to think on a different level. Goldberg stayed on subject

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    Jeffery Goldberg‚ an American Jew‚ traveled to Israel in the late 1980s. Like many other Jews‚ Goldberg came to Israel with the belief in zionism. Zionism is extraordinary important to his life‚ because it leads his path to Israel‚ his decision to join the IDF‚ and his mindset towards the Arabs. The way that Goldberg shares his story is through snippets of time; the setting changes periodically from from his early experience in Israel‚ his childhood‚ and times he spend in the prison talking to

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    Op-Ed In the case of My Brother’s Keeper‚ race does — and should — matter It may not fix the deeper problems facing young black men‚ but at least it has the president focused on them. By Jonah Goldberg March 4‚ 2014 President Obama announced last week a new race-based initiative‚ My Brother’s Keeper. According to the White House‚ the program will coordinate government agencies and private foundations to help young men and boys of color. "Of color" basically means blacks and Latinos. In

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    the third-class cabin. Samuel Goldberg was 4 years old when he had to leave his home when the textile industry started to bloom. Along with his mother and siblings‚ they decided to move to America to look for a better future for themselves because “there’re was hopelessness of ever amounting to anything...poverty among the common people where we lived”‚ emphasizing that they had no future in Lodz (Laskin‚ 2010‚ p.21). Later traveling on the Campania. Epstein and Goldberg voyage to America were relatively

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