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    Belonging - Short Story

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    “Father‚ why did you join the war?” *** The sun rose proudly as the morning clouds parted revealing the stairs to what seemed like heaven as I glanced through my office window. The light slowly uncovered the field outside as the men marched uniformly while I saluted to my countries flag that stood high above foreign soil. *** My father focused on the horizon through the morning dew that covered the kitchen window. His hands fidgeting with the cross that hanged from his neck. With a small glimpse

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    Chris Britz Prof. Nunez EN1102 3 March 2003 Patriotism in the Military As a former president once said " And so‚ my fellow Americans ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country". Patriotism is found in every country‚ but it’s the occupants of that country that have patriotism towards their own. This loyalty is seen in both "How to Tell a True War Story" and "Soldiers Home". Patriotism to me is one’s natural right to show pride in being an American. Patriotism

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    The Axial Age

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    The Axial Age was a time in mankind’s history when great thinkers started to conceive and develop many new political‚ economical‚ and philosophical ideas. It is defined as a period from 800 B.C. to 200 B.C. The Axial Age was the era of enlightenment and mankind began to develop intellectually. All these ideas soon led to the start of the Age of Empires. The Age of Empires arises from the end of the Axial Age. The rulers and leaders of this new era started to use the new ideas and thoughts in their

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    “Heartland” written by Linda Hogan has underlying messages a reader must carefully pay attention to in order to fully understand the poem. Hogan describes “City Poems” as her analysis of city life and how she appreciates it which can seem complex when reading her poem. She begins the poem describing how rare silence in the city can appear to people‚ constant traffic from vehicles and voices of people traveling the streets. Then she understands what the “city poems” other authors write about and how

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    I‚ George Delpratt‚ have grown up in a time where honour is everything; an era where people believe the sole way to demonstrate true patriotism is to pay the ultimate sacrifice for one’s country. That’s why half the men are here‚ at Gallipoli. Heroes‚ they feel the need to be memorialised as heroes. But there’s also those‚ like me‚ who are here to defend those they hold in their heart; the ones they carry with them day by day. Every day I imagine them‚ reminisce while we march like cattle through

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    He mostly uses parallelism‚ and apostrophe. Apostrophe  is a figure of speech by which a person - generally absent or dead - or personified abstract idea is addressed: The writer mostly uses Apostrophe because he tried to create pictures (figures) using words (speech). An author can create a special effect or an image through the unordinary words. The author’s words

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    Gabryel Bell MGMT 568 Conflict Resolution Dulce Pena October 15‚ 2012 Mediation In a world of constant conflict‚ there are needs for a concrete method of coming to an agreement. When people find it increasingly difficult to see eye to eye and where intractability has no limits‚ as a people‚ we must understand that to progress‚ to mature‚ and most importantly to have our needs met‚ it is important that our issues be resolved within a constructive context. Although there have been many options

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    Academic Decorum is behaving properly while learning and following all guidelines. To have good Academic Decorum‚ you will need to listen to your teacher and use that information to help you in class. Additionally‚ you would need to follow all guidelines from the teacher and most importantly to learn. For example‚ some students could be talking when the teacher is talking or messing around‚ but some students could be sitting quietly and listen to the teacher when they say something. The students

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    Political Incivility: The Decline of Decorum in America William Trumpler Gareth Euridge ENC1102 February 27‚ 2013 Political Incivility: The Decline of Decorum in America Today‚ as I watched CNN’s headline news‚ I listened to Speaker of the House John Boehner tell the members of the U.S. Senate to “Get off their ass.” I paused for a moment‚ set down my cup of coffee‚ and wondered to myself: when did it become acceptable for the Speaker to use such crass and vulgar language in political

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    appreciable example of a literary element used effectively is Edna St. Vincent Millay’s use of apostrophe in her poem‚ “Dirge Without Music”‚ because it aids in the creation of her disconsolate and mourning tone. Line 12 of Millay’s poem employs apostrophe when she writes‚ “More precious was the light in your eyes than all the roses in the world‚” characterizing her vulnerability and raw emotion. The apostrophe is powerful since it allows the reader insight into her sentiments concerning the death of

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