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    “Fans‚ for the past two weeks you have been reading about the bad break I got. Yet today I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth” (Speech 1). Lou Gehrig‚ went from being a big time baseball player to receiving ALS‚ he rose above it and became one of the most inspirational people in the world. Lou is also a very heroic figure because of his baseball career‚ being diagnosed with ALS‚ and his long lasting legacy. During Lou Gehrig’s career‚ he was a dominant baseball player and an

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    Outside of the battlefields‚ prostitution was widespread and ingrained in popular culture to such an extent that six of the fourteen Broadway theatres shared the same city blocks with a brothel during the Civil War. Meanwhile‚ the sexual double standard was quite apparent. Prostitutes were considered vile sinners‚ whereas men’s roles were often absolved. If someone was arrested for prostitution‚ it was generally the women who faced the harshest penalties while the men who paid for sex were usually

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    were Kate Schamberger-Ruth and George Herman Ruth‚ Sr.‚ who tended bar and eventually owned his own tavern near the Baltimore waterfront. The Ruths had a total of eight children‚ but only two survived past infancy: a daughter named Mamie and a son named George‚ Jr.--the boy who would grow up to be an American hero. George‚ Jr. did not have a happy childhood. His parents worked long hours in the tavern‚ leaving their son to take care of himself much of the time. Eventually‚ when Babe was seven years

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    Thinking Like a Traveler

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    Remember: you are the world‚ are undisputed expert of your own experience.(please try to capture the lessons from your experiences‚ you will be able to use those in your careers.) * Quote: “you can observe a lot by watching”---yogi Berra(new York Yankee) “the real act of discovery consist not in finding new lands‚ but in seeing with your eyes. ---marcel Proust

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    It wasn’t a good idea to be insane in New Jersey 150 years ago. The state had no mental hospitals. People who went mad were just locked up in poor houses and jails‚ or farmed out to who ever would care for them cheapest. But in 1844 the Yankee reformer Dorothea Dix came to New Jersey to agitate for the construction of a modern state asylum. To prove her point‚ she traveled around the state to document the horrible conditions facing the mentally ill. She found people living in filth‚ chained

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    Emily Grierson might be going insane is her social behavior. After her father’s death‚ she did not associate with anyone in the town except her manservant and‚ on rare occasions‚ her distance relatives. Eventually she starts dating a Homer Barron‚ a “Yankee man” in town on business. Emily and Homer’s relationship came as a shock to the ladies of the town‚ even a disgrace. After all‚ Homer did not measure up to the “Grierson” standards. Emily’s relationship with Homer becomes her obsession. After some

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    progressive movement achieved goals of one portion of American society rather than society as a whole. Richard M. Abrams strongly argues that progressivism was a failure. Abrams proclaimed the progressives pushed for a “national credo” which was based upon “Yankee-Protestant political tradition” was undermined by the increase in diverse ethnic and religious groups into the national discourse (Madaras & SoRelle‚

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    Corrupt Bargain of 1824 • Four people were to be in the election of 1824. Jackson‚ Adams‚ Clay‚ and Crawford. • Clay was not picked but he voted for Adams because they made a deal that if Adams president Clay would be secretary of state. A Yankee Misfit in the White House • Adams was a strong nationalist he wasn’t against the idea of building roads and canals. Going “ Whole Hog” for Jackson in 1828 • two parties were created before the election one was National Republican- Adams

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    The Day the House of Ruth Came Down I still remember like it was yesterday when the New York Yankees were making the announcement that that were tearing down the Old Yankee Stadium and building the new one. "I was extremely sad to a house of Ruth‚ come down." The entire baseball ghost of the past‚ the legends‚ the championships‚ the only perfect game ever pitched in a World Series game was coming to an end. Rumor has it that they were thinking of moving the team out of the Bronx. I said" Are you

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    "Mending Wall"’ is the opening poem of Frost’s second volume‚ North of Boston. "Mending Wall" dramatizes the emancipating imagination in its playful phase‚ guided surely and confidently by a man who has his world under full control‚ who in his serenity is riding his realities‚ not being shocked by them into traumatic response. "Mending Wall" in the structure of North of Boston suggests‚ in its sharp contrasts to the dark tones of some of the major poems in the volume‚ the psychological necessity

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