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     especially in the south‚ much of the popularity  of the Klan was due to the perception that conservative Anglo­Saxon Protestantism needed to  defend itself against Catholics‚ Jews‚ immigrants‚ woman suffrage‚ resistance to prohibition‚ and  evolution.   Blacks lived in fear of physical punishment‚ just as in the days of the first Klan.  Catholics were targeted with cross burnings‚ economic boycotts‚ and assaults. One group  convinced themselves that they were actually going to lynch the Pope.  Little community of Nor

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    Fear Is Fate

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    For many people‚ death is the source of an all-consuming - if abstract - terror. The manner in which an individual deals with this fear is often a reflection of their ability to accept their ultimate fate. Oftentimes‚ an individual’s inability to cope with the idea of death leaves them filled with a profound sorrow‚ and leads to a great deal of suffering. The sociable nature of our society makes death particularly difficult to handle: society expects us to "deal with" death and to return to normal

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    Antigone: Changing Views of The Chorus The chorus‚ a group of common people who follow the actions of the play Antigone‚ waver in their support of either Antigone or Creon‚ depending on their actions during a particular part of the story-line. Early in the play it is evident that they are extremely pro-Creon‚ but a short time later they seem to sway into the direction of Antigone and support her actions. This incongruency about the them‚ however‚ was an extremely interesting feature of this

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    Fear of Failure

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    Tens of thousands of 18-year-olds will graduate this year and be handed meaningless diplomas. These diplomas won’t look any different from those awarded their luckier classmates. Their validity will be questioned only when their employers discover that these graduates are semiliterate. 2 Eventually a fortunate few will find their way into educational-repair shops--adult-literacy programs‚ such as the one where I teach basic grammar and writing. There‚ high-school graduates and high-school dropouts

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    In Antigone‚ a Greek tragedy written by Sophocles‚ Creon is a tyrant and arrogant character who sees the world through the veil of his beliefs. When he decrees the punishment of death upon Antigone‚ he completely disregards every opinion that is against his own. By ignoring the views of others‚ he jeopardizes his strength as a ruler. Sophocles uses the extended metaphor of the ship of state to show how Creon’s self-righteous way of thinking leads to unwanted outcomes. From Creon’s mistakes we learn

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    you realize you are in a tragic conflict‚ and if you can change the way you are acting to avoid it. Nussbaum brings up an example of the story of Antigone. In this tale‚ The king Creon tells the entire city that anyone who offers burial to the traitor Polynices will also be considered a traitor to the city‚ and be put to death. Immediately Antigone knows that she cannot agree with Creon’s ruling because Polynices is her brother‚ and not seeking burial for her kin would be a violation of her fundamental

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    Fear Of Conforming

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    The fear of failure often cuts the endurance of individuals to keep pursuing their dreams‚ alternatively‚ making individuals assume that it is better to do nothing than anything. For further explanation‚ the idea of conforming is so engrained into the mindsets of countless individuals‚ that being labelled as rebellious or going against the status quo‚ is completely ignored and felt as being irrational. As mentioned in lecture on October 13‚ people become accustomed to certain things and beliefs in

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    State of Fear

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    State of Fear 1. In the first couple of chapters‚ a laboratory experiment dealing with tsunami waves were introduced‚ a mysterious buyer purchases deadly cavitation technology‚ and a submarine was leased. This will come together later on in the book. Morton is a philanthropist who donates money to the environmental cause and Evans is his lawyer. Along with Kenner‚ Sanjong‚ and Sarah‚ their goal was to stop these “natural” disasters from happening. Morton gets into a car accident and was pronounced

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    Greatest Fear

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    Mazandrea Guiam Class 151B-20 Essay #2‚ Prompt #1 Trying Something Out For the First Time Everyone has their biggest fears‚ and growing up‚ mine was to experience a rollercoaster ride. My fear for heights has always made a big impact on me. From being not able to look down from a bridge for more than ten seconds to still getting petrified when that elevator ride gives that “floating” feeling‚ being afraid of heights tend to always make me different from others. It made me feel shameful every

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    Overcoming a fear

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    A Night to Remember My heart was pounding rapidly; it felt like a thunderous roar in my ears. The blood was quickly drained from my face. I was slightly nauseous‚ the only thing that kept me from covering the other girls with the unsatisfying scarlet likes of my mothers tasteless spaghetti‚ was the loud wailing of my empty stomach. The pounding was louder now‚ so loud I could barely make out my own thoughts. How could a mere gathering of complete strangers cause these unlikely‚ unknown feelings

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