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    In his speech “Faith in America”‚ Romney talks about how he is here to inform America about his religious views and how all of it relates to his candidacy. He tries to convince the people that he is a great candidate to run for president. Mitt Romney effectively uses rhetorical appeals such as logos‚ pathos‚ and ethos in his speech to persuade the American population that his religion will not interfere with his presidency. Throughout his speech “Faith in America” Romney appeals to pathos in order

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    in front of the small television in my living room and I witnessed Mike Piazza hit a homerun in Shea Stadium. At that moment‚ I was hooked for life. The game of baseball is rich in history and full of legends‚ yet is still accessible to almost anyone on this planet. For me‚ baseball is more than a game; it’s a lifestyle. I began playing T-ball at the raw age of six years old and advanced to a new level of play every year. My passion for baseball flowed through my body more and more as I advanced to

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    Baseball “GET HOME!!! GET HOME!!!” Those were the words my dad would yell from the third base coach’s box as I passed him rounding third! Baseball to me is more than just a game! Baseball is a passion‚ fueled by the desire to succeed‚ the passion to overcome‚ and the dedication to be great. A baseball field to me is like a stage is to a dancer or an open road for a biker; I just love every aspect of this amazing sport. It’s the field with its seemingly unfair depth‚ its soft green grass and the

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    you all back to the spring of 2007. Spring was my favorite time of year because it meant one thing‚ baseball. Baseball was the greatest part of my life. I felt like superman when I took the pitcher’s mound. There was no better place to be. Baseball was my escape from everything. When I was on the mound I could tune anything else out. It was my stress relief‚ my get away‚ my sanctuary. On April 12th‚ 2007 I found out how strong my bond with baseball was. It had been a normal week during a normal

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    My Brother Alephs‚ Every chapter is different‚ but the end result should be the same. Every chapter has a unique leadership structure‚ traditions‚ needs‚ goals‚ and a unique relationship to the region. However‚ AZA is AZA everywhere. As long as there’s fraternity‚ a positive group influence‚ and a powerful connection to Judaism‚ every chapter will ideally make the same positive impact on every Aleph that enters its doors. Every chapter is unique. In any case‚ the 14th Regional Board will serve

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    Comparison Essay MY TWO BROTHERS No two people are exactly alike‚ and my two older brothers‚ Thu Nguyen and Thang Nguyen‚ are no exceptions. When I think of them‚ I think of Rudyard Kipling’s words‚ “East is East. West is West. Never the twain shall meet.” Even though they have the same parents‚ their considerable differences in looks‚ personalities‚ and attitude toward life reflect the differences between Eastern and Western cultures. Like the majority of oriental men‚ Thu is short‚

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    reading the book My Brother Sam is Dead‚ I realized the plot of the book wasn’t what I expected. Judging by the title‚ you’d think the book is about a guy named Sam‚ but it’s really about his brother‚ Tim. The story takes place during a period of war‚ and Tim‚ as the narrator‚ has to witness his father and brother disagree over which side they are on‚ the Loyalists or the Rebels. Disobeying his father‚ Sam goes to war to fight the Loyalists‚ and Tim is stuck at home worried about his brother‚ but also admires

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    How Baseball Changed My Life Baseball may seem like a game where individuals remain around and sit tight for a ball to be hit‚ yet that is not what baseball truly is. To me‚ this game has changed the way I see life all in all. Each player has been taught to have great hard working attitude‚ regardless of whether it’s in a weight room or even practices. Coaches have given leadership chances to players every year and this year it’s my turn due to my hard working attitude and my capacity to lead a

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    How the 1920s Forever Changed Baseball It should come as no surprise to a majority of Americans that baseball is considered America’s national past time. In fact‚ for many people baseball has always been an enormous part of every day life. People are exposed to baseball through multiple mediums such as television‚ newspapers‚ and even the radio. When did this obsession start for the citizens of America? The 1920s is known as the Golden Age of Sports. While many sports started to emerge during

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    Baseball Magic George Gmelch On each pitching day for the first three months of a winning season‚ Dennis Grossini‚ a pitcher on a Detroit Tiger farm team‚ arose from bed at exactly 10:00 a.m. At 1:00 p.m. he went to the nearest restaurant for two glasses of iced tea and a tuna sandwich. Although the afternoon was free‚ he changed into the sweatshirt and supporter he wore during his last winning game‚ and‚ one hour before the game‚ he chewed a wad of Beech-Nut chewing tobacco. After each pitch

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