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    Remembering 911

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    confusing and shocking time. Every day‚ thousands of people from all over the world visit the very sight where our two towers came crashing down. Many families are torn apart because of this catastrophic event and many are left wondering “why?” For me‚ remembering 9/11 is a difficult thing to do. I was only a little girl‚ but‚ I knew the world had changed forever. It was a normal September morning. I was in my second grade class with my favorite teacher Mrs. McClellan. We had just arrived to school and

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    To what Extent can Gemmy be regarded as Representing a Paradigm Shift in the Mind Set of the Settlers? In the novel Remembering Babylon by David Malouf‚ the character Gemmy causes the settlers to change their attitudes towards Australia. At first‚ the settlers have a very negative view of the land that they had colonised‚ but when Gemmy joins them he makes them realise that it is not so bad after all. He teaches them some of the things that he learned from his time living with the Aborigines. These

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    A Night to Remember “Emjed hurry up!” my cousin shouts with joy. I walked out of the garage while putting on my jacket to get into my car. We first drove to go and pick up my friend‚ Nathan. As we got close to his house‚ I called him to come out. A few minutes later‚ he came out and jumped in the car. Before we headed to the party‚ we made a quick stop at the liquor store to buy alcohol. Once we left the store‚ we spotted two cop cars right behind us. My friend Nathan was so scared because he was

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    Macy Dr. Long Composition I September 3‚ 2013 My Favorite Memory There are many memories throughout my nineteen years of life that are very special to me. Nevertheless‚ so far there is one memory I recall never failing to put a huge smile on my face. And that was Christmas. I have had many great holiday memories‚ however my favorite Christmas memory was my freshman year in high school. Traditionally‚ my family would travel during the holidays to Memphis‚ Tennessee to visit both sets of grandparents

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    English 101 February 16‚ 2012 A new life. In my life I have experienced many memorable events and occurrences. I have lived through the good and survived through the unpleasant endeavors. Everyone has lived through a few events that have made an impact on themselves. The event that made an imprint on me the most happened in 2003. It was the birth of my son when I was sixteen years old. It was the beginning of June‚ a steamy summer day in Florida. School was in recess so I was able to sleep

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    UNLEASHING AN AVALANCHE I’ve never been so excited about going on a skiing trip. I had waited for this trip for a long time‚ and when a friend‚ Mike‚ called me and said that he is gathering our entire group of friends from our college to go skiing‚ Peter and I agreed to go without hesitation. When I was in college‚ we had already created a close-knit group of friends‚ and even though everyone went on his or her own path and has a wife‚ a husband‚ or children‚ we promised ourselves

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    Remembering an Event It was spring‚ and the weather was just right for softball season. Friday night‚ the big stadium lights were shining right down on us. We were actually here I thought to myself we really made it this far. My softball team and I were playing for a chance to go to the state tournament‚ which was something unexpected coming from a team that was never ranked in pre-season or throughout district but until now. Throughout our season we lost two games against a team that was good

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    did the case of the Scottsboro boys. In Remembering Scottsboro: The Legacy of an Infamous Trial‚ James A. Miller explores how the famous case of 1931‚ in which nine young black men were accused of raping two white women on a freight train‚ continues to resonate throughout American culture after nearly 80 years. In this novel‚ Miller focuses primarily upon the ways in which the "Scottsboro Narrative" has been told and retold over the years. Remembering Scottsboro covers a range of illustrations

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    that work in the medical field that have had a major influence on my life. Fourthly‚ I decided to enroll in the certified nurses’ assistant program. I can recall watching shows such as “ER” and “Trauma: Life and Death in the ER” and telling my mom that is what I want to do. These shows gave me an adrenaline rush that nothing else can. The reason I got this rush was due to the graphic nature of these shows. They showed real-life experiences such as: exposed bones‚ excessive blood loss‚ burns

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    Jim Lemuel V. Wilson 2JRN2 EDSA Revolution The 1986 EDSA Revolution was the first non-violence revolution in history. Instead of holding armors ad guns‚ the people with the members of the Catholic Church used rosaries‚ flowers and their own bodies to prevent the tanks and firearms of the soldiers who were then still under the control of then President Ferdinand Marcos but later turned their backs on the President. They joined the protesters and denounced the President and pushed for his

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