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    I have read two extracts from two books; Atonement by Ian McEwan and A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. The following is a comparison of the two texts. The two stories are written in different centuries. A tale of two cities was written in the 19th century‚ and Atonement was written in the 21st. The english language develops and all the time‚ and in 200 years it changes quite a bit. That is one of the reasons to why the older text is severely harder to understand. When you are not a native

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    The Culture Of The Philippines - English Essay Both my parents were born in the Philippines. They came here to the United States because of the higher standard of living. The rest of the family was also raised for the majority of their lives in the Philippines. However‚ my brother and I were raised here. Being this way‚ every now and then are some generational and cultural conflicts within the family. My parents arrived in the United States during the 1970’s. My brother was born in 1975 and I was

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    To me‚ the most apparent “round character” in The Grapes of Wrath was Tom Joad. The “flat character” I would have to say was Al Joad. Tom Joad is almost an equally important character‚ and is also the first character seen. Right from the beginning of the story‚ he seems to be the "black sheep"‚ due mostly to the fact that he has spent some time in jail for manslaughter. His characterization is done mostly indirectly‚ through his family’s response to his being out of jail. He is also developed‚ to

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    Amy Chua

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    Amy Chua is a Chinese mother of two daughters who is well known for her book "The Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother". This book led to a huge national debate over "western parenting methods." Mrs. Chua protests that parents must override their childrens’ desires in helping children succeed. Many of Chuas’ critics oppose her parenting methods‚ while others agree with her. As with anything there are many positive and negative aspects to Chuas’ strategy. Overriding a childs’ desires prevents them from

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    Jessica Oct. 5. 2013 Amy Winehouse Amy Jade Winehouse was born in the Southgate area of north London on September 14‚ 1983. Her father was Mitchell Winehouse and mother Janis Winehouse‚ both from Russia. Amy also had an older brother named Alex. Many of her uncles on the mother’s side of her family were professional jazz musicians. Amy herself was an English singer-songwriter known for her deep contralto vocals and her eclectic mix of musical genres including R&B‚ soul‚ jazz‚ and reggae

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    Shakespeare‚ he creates a range of different and interesting characters. Amongst his characters‚ there are similarities that can be traced throughout his plays. In this essay would be looking at Shakespeare’s Othello‚ Twelfth Night‚ and The Merchant of Venice. Within each of these works‚ there are characters that act as advisors‚ advocates‚ or go-betweens. These characters may be the protagonist or antagonist‚ the main or minor character‚ but they help move the plot forward with their actions. In

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    similarities to begin with . On the cover of Red Rising‚ there is a quotation from Scott Sigler which says “Ender‚ Katniss and now Darrow”. When I read a quotation like that‚ I feel obligated to think that the characters are similar or that the story line is a mix breed of both for amalgamation of the two. Once I began reading‚ I felt deceived. My mental image of what the book was supposed to be like‚ was destroyed. Darrow isn’t as relatable as Ender although

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    Page 83 THE LITTLE BEE THAT COULD: JOLLIBEE OF THE PHILIPPINES V. MCDONALD’S Charles Rarick‚ Purdue University Calumet Gideon Falk‚ Purdue University Calumet Casimir Barczyk‚ Purdue University Calumet CASE DESCRIPTION The primary subject matter of this case concerns the growth of a Filipino fast food chain. It started from a single ice cream store‚ which later moved into hamburgers‚ Filipino style. Over the years Jollibee‚ a multi-national corporation in the restaurant industry‚ expanded its

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    The Arrival By Shaun Tan

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    The Arrival by Shaun Tan is a beautiful‚ magical‚ haunting‚ hopeful‚ human story told entirely in pictures. Like the experience of the main character who comes to a new land and makes his way with the help of others‚ I have relied on the words of others to help me write and shape this review. The review of The Arrival at bn.com started with a quote form one of my favorite authors‚ Philip Pullman‚ and is the perfect place to begin writing and thinking about this exceptional book: "Stories can be

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    In “Mother tongue” by Amy Tan talks about her experience as a young child whose mother didn’t speak “proper” English; She Described her mother language as “Broken”. Tan recalls often having to translate for her mother in various time. She found herself feeling embarrassed of the way her mom spoke. One-day Tan was delivering a speech when she noticed her mom was in the crowded and it was the first time her mom heard her talk with such big words. After that she noticed she articulates different with

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