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    We are the world

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    We are the world Book Review: Three cups of tea Lost on the way to the summit of a mountain called K2 in Pakistan‚ Greg Mortenson felt depressed until he wandered into a poor village and was warmly treated. Reaching the summit of K2 to place a necklace in the honor of Christa‚ his sister was Greg’s original plan‚ but after he walked into the village’s everyday life he changed his mind. There‚ he gave a promise... to build a school. Eventually‚ not only one school was built but more than sixty

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    1919 Black Sox Scandal

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    threw the World Series. Charles Comiskey was the ruthless owner of the White Sox and was the main motive of the sox to throw the series. Chick Gandil was the first player to get involved and then he spread it to the other players on the team. The act by these players would be called the Black Sox Scandal. The Scandal nearly ruined America’s pastime. The baseball commissioner‚ Judge Landis‚ banned all eight of the players for life. Based on how Joe Jackson played in the world series and how he

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    The 1919 World Series is the most notorious scandal in baseball history. Eight players from the Chicago White Sox were accused of throwing the series against the Cincinnati Reds. Details of the scandal and the extent to which each man was involved have always been unclear. It was‚ however‚ front-page news across the country and‚ despite being acquitted of criminal charges‚ the players were banned from professional baseball for life. The players on Charles Comiskey’s 1919 Chicago White Sox team were

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    World Hunger

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    century people are still dying of hunger. What can be done to solve this problem? Perhaps everybody agrees with the opinion that hunger is one of the greatest and most important problems of the contemporary world. A lot of people think that it must be solved. Otherwise‚ we cannot say that our world is just and gives all the people the fundamental right to live in dignity. In this essay‚ I would like to treat this problem wider because when people are dying of hunger it is too late to help them. These

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    Nightmare World

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    A/N: a short story done for my mock English GCSE exam‚ where the question was to ’describe a nightmare world’. Instead of going for the cliché‚ hell-like landscape‚ I decided to base my so-called ’nightmare world’ off of a real nightmare‚ in the world we live in – a young boys perspective during a bombing in WWII. Note: I got an A for that exam paper! Nightmare World Every day they come‚ in their great terrifying birds of steel‚ overhead and through the clouds that I once thought held heaven

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    Gang Crimes In The 1920s

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    baseball players for conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series‚ which they had played against the Cincinnati Reds. The players accused were pitchers Eddie Cicotte and Claude "Lefty" Williams‚ first baseman Arnold "Chick" Gandil‚ shortstop Charles "Swede" Risberg‚ third baseman George "Buck" Weaver‚ left fielder "Shoeless Joe" Jackson‚ and centerfielder Oscar "Happy" Felsch(“Baseball”). William Gleason suspected something was wrong in game one of the World Series and reported it to Charles Comiskey‚ the owner

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    In the short story “Shoeless Joe Jackson comes to Iowa”‚ Kinsella provides insight about a man who loves Iowa‚ his wife (Annie)‚ his daughter (Karin)‚ and lastly baseball. The setting of the story takes place on a rural farm in Iowa where Ray made a baseball field because he was told by a voice of a baseball announcer “If you build it‚ they will come”. (Pickering pg 740) Ray and Annie had bought this farm‚ years ago‚ to plant and cultivate corn and to raise their daughter in

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    Eight Men Out

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    that they were the clear favorite to win the 1919 World Series. As a result‚ the players decide to come up with a plan to get back at their cheap owner. The Chicago White Sox of 1919 were a clear favorite to win the World Series. They had all of the odds on their side to win. Because of this‚ gamblers against them would make a fortune. Gamblers took this opportunity to give these under-paid players extra money to lose‚ or “throw”‚ the World Series on purpose. The players of the team‚ desperate

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    Black Sox

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    In the World Series of 1919‚ two teams‚ The Chicago White Sox‚ and the Cincinnati Reds made a bit of history. The White Sox realized they were desperate to win. So desperate that they decided they would bribe some of the Reds players with $100‚000‚ to throw the game. These actions‚ in the end result‚ banned 8 players‚ and crushed thousands of fans. In the World Series of 1919‚ two teams‚ The Chicago White Sox‚ and the Cincinnati Reds made a bit of history. The White Sox realized they were desperate

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    Tragic Fall Classic

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    Tragic Fall Classic Winning a World Series is the most coveted prize for any team in major league baseball. The “Fall Classic” of 1919 represented the power of greed. This series displayed a form of greed that may never be reached again in any professional sport. Most athletes possess the admirable greed of winning and succeeding. In 1919‚ six players of the Chicago White Sox showed a form of greed that rarely occurs in such a respectable game. What most professional baseball players never

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