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    In Gwen Wilde’s essay‚ “Why the Pledge Should be Revised‚” Wilde strongly believes that the Pledge of Allegiance should only be used for the sole purpose of patriotism. Included in her essay were many facts of the original pledge. She states that the first “original” pledge‚ which was issued in 1892‚ read as such‚ “I pledge allegiance to my flag‚ and to the republic for which it stands: one nation indivisible‚ with Liberty and justice for all.” She then included in her essay that in 1923‚ “my flag”

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    contests were going to take place. One of the speech contests was the comedy speech contest in which they were going to vote for a winner that will represent Jewel City in the tournament amongst the other clubs. We first started off with the pledge of allegiance and made our way to the topic theme of psychic phenomenon. Three club members stood up and brought up an actual life experiences tied to psychic phenomenon. And when we finished that‚ we were introduced with the word “impalpable” and were told

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    "...With liberty and justice for all". All across the United States‚ these final words of the pledge of allegiance are uttered daily‚ but to what extent are they really meaningful? Should they really be saying‚ "...With liberty and justice for all that are willing to conform"? Ken Kesey’s novel "One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest" is the by-product of many factors. Although there are many themes behind this novel‚ the key premise behind the novel is that the society that we call ’liberated’ may not

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    Dear Ethyl‚ I was reading this article the other day called "Finding Your Own Voice"(1) . I think it was by some lady named Anne Lamott. I found it truly offensive! She talks about her students and how they will pattern themselves around successful writers they enjoy reading. Then she says she hopes her students will learn to open new doors in search of their true self. The nerve of this lady! She goes on and on about searching those dark‚ deep‚ smelly chasms hidden deep within ourselves and how

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    The Pledge of Allegiance is one of the most common morning traditions throughout American public schools. The expression of loyalty was altered and modified four times during its existence to be muttered‚ yawned‚ or delivered by millions of students. The first composed version stated “ I pledge allegiance to my Flag and the Republic for which it stands‚ one nation indivisible‚ with liberty and justice for all" (Robinson). The most current addition of the Pledge adds the phrase “under God‚” implying

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    al. 542 U.S. 1 (2004) Facts: In 1954‚ Congress amended Title 36 of the United States Code by adding “under God” to the Pledge of Allegiance. California Education Code section 52720 requires appropriate patriotic exercises to be practiced in every public elementary school every day. Elk Grove Unified School District’s policy required the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance every day pursuant to section 52720 of the California Education Code. Michael A. Newdow’s daughter attended a public school

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    While doing the walk of privilege I thought I would learn a lot about myself‚ but I really didn’t. Instead of learning I prefer to see it as I came to a realization about my life. And that was‚ that I am so very privileged‚ more then I had ever thought of before. “The Walk of Privilege” that I took in my Anth 280 class made me see how very lucky I am. While we as a class all started in the same spot‚ on the same line‚ we all ended up very far away from each other. Some of us ahead of the line‚ and

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    Growing up the image of dedication is commonly seen as a gateway towards being a successful person. It is put into the heads of the children that those who are famous and successful ‚ made it where they are through hard work and dedication which for the most part‚ is true. People often wonder what separates themselves from those who are happy and successful‚ and the answer is Dedication. Webster’s Dictionary defines the word Dedication as “ a feeling of very strong support or loyalty to someone or

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    the Lord’s Prayer. Later on schools had their own buildings and still they started their day with the Lord’s Prayers and the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. I talked to my mother and she told me when she was coming up they always said the Lord’s Prayer every day before classes started. When I started school I remember saying the Lord’s Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. We took a moment of silence to pray for family and friends that had passed away and also the ones that might be

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    that picture board and asked to students to stand up and say the Pledge of Allegiance. Reading Closely 1. School was the place where Lynda was noticed and her teachers including the janitor; they all loved her. 2. Her parents did not care what their children said‚ so for her it was the same; talking and not talking. 3. That was the life she wanted to see her life in. 4. She wants to show how children say the Pledge of Allegiance faithfully and country does not appreciate‚ support children and

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