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    and a Japanese Colonel who are two different leaders from different cultures with different leadership styles. Both the men are similar in a lot of ways and they love their commanding stature and have immense pride and dedication to it. I feel that the Japanese colonel (Saito) was a leader who believed in commanding and making people work indifferently. His rules did not differentiate between the working style and respect given to an officer from a soldier. He was assigned to build a bridge within

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    The Man in the Water

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    The Man in the Water A hero is a person who has heroic qualities or has performed a heroic act and is regarded as a model. People devote their lives on a daily basis to acts of kindness and saving people’s lives. Who is a bigger hero? A firefighter or soldier who dedicates their lifetime to saving people and risking their own lives on a daily basis or a normal everyday person who acts it a moment of crisis? The Man in the Water stepped up after Flight 90 took a turn for the worse and crashed

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    Langston Hughes’ “The Negro Speaks of Rivers” is an immensely compelling poem that he wrote when he was around 17 or 18 years old. He was traveling to Mexico City‚ to spend a year with his estranged father‚ upon graduating from high school. Hughes’ poem has a very spiritual undertone that conveys his intended message with rhythm and attractiveness. Anyone who knew Hughes knew of his love for African Americans. He saw the beauty in his own people and they were the muse to a lot of his writings and

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    encountered in troops returning from the battlefields of the First World War. Although at first many blew it off as mere cowardice on the part of the soldiers‚ the severity of this condition was not realized until the troops came home. Some were so deeply psychologically damaged that they lost control of their bodies to convulsing tremors‚ and some would dive to the floor at the mere mention of the word “bomb”. Although the condition of Nick Adams in “Big Two-Hearted River” by Ernest Hemingway was not

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    The TV alarm switches on automatically in the morning belting our breaking news that stirs me out of my slumber. I lazily go about my ablutions‚ the electric shaver‚ and a hot water bath followed by steaming hot coffee from the percolator. My cornflakes and breakfast are ready within a minute thanks to the microwave oven! Without a thought to spare I am a slave to the inventories of science. Be it the flicks of a light switch‚ the oscillation of the ceiling fan‚ the automobile I drive in are all

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    Have you ever regretted a decision that you’ve made earlier in life? In the “Spoon River Anthology "written by Edgar Lee Masters‚ there are many themes. They include guilt‚ peace through death‚ life‚ equality‚ and regret. My favorite theme for the “Spoon River Anthology” was regret. There are many epitaph that would be classified under the theme regret. My favorite three include; Chase Henry‚ Hod Putt‚ and Julia Miller. The first of these three‚ Chase Henry‚ explained the theme regret very

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    definition of a number of words. Sigh-tempests- this is a hyperbole and exaggeration similar to the phrase "cry me a river" Trepidation- fear or being alarmed Sublunary- being between the earth and the moon Laity- a commoner‚ or in my understanding‚ just a random person After reading this allowed‚ I realized that the poem is about death‚ not men leaving a town. I think this poem is about and man dying with his friends and family around him‚ and they are having a hard time letting go.

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    However‚ topics much more important such as pollution in the Hudson River barely make the headlines of newspapers or news broadcasts. One of the most concerning pollutant in the Hudson River is polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). According to the US Environmental Protection Agency : PCBs are a group of man-made organic chemicals consisting of carbon‚ hydrogen and chlorine atoms. The number of chlorine atoms and their location in a PCB molecule determine many of its physical and chemical properties

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    The Meaning of the Congo River for Marlow‚ the journey on the Congo River is one of the most difficult and ominous journeys he will ever take. The fact that it takes him around and not completely into the jungle is significant of Marlow’s psychological journey as well. He never really goes on land but watches the shore from the outside. The only time he goes on shore he finds a wasteland. For Marlow the jungle of the Congo is representative of evil that man is capable of. In Heart of Darkness‚ it

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    In “Deep River” by Shusaku Endo‚ Mitsuko Narusea one of the main characters goes on a tour to India. She is hoping to find herself‚ she doesn’t know what she wants and hopes this trip will help her find out. The theme of failure is prevailed throughout the story. In “Deep River‚” Mitsuko fails at her attempt to find herself and failed at making Otsu nonreligious. In Endo’s novel Mitsuko is portrayed as a selfish and atheist women. Mitsuko had a failed marriage and comes to the epiphany of her

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