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    Ender's Game essay

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    Ender’s Game Essay In the novel Ender’s Game‚ the main character Ender expresses true leadership and possesses skills that enable him to exceed far beyond the average child his age. Throughout the novel many will see the transformation from a young 6 year old boy into a trained and highly respected hero. Although the outcome is great‚ however‚ the obstacles he had to overcome to become the person he is was extreme. In the beginning of the novel you are introduced to an outcast to society

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    Video Games and Society

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    Video Games: A History of Violence? HAHA! I KILLED YOU! I’M NOW LEVEL 30! How and why does mass media influence aggressive behavior? More specifically‚ does playing video games cause aggressive behavior? Because children and teenagers spend an increased amount of time each day viewing/playing video games‚ they are shaping their values‚ attitudes‚ and behaviors. For people who do act out aggressively‚ the results can be deadly. Monthly‚ the news is filled with blood-chilling accounts of crimes committed

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    Summary: The Westing Game

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    Most murderers know their victim. In the book‚ The Westing Game‚ Mr. Sam Westing gets murdered. People should care about murder because it is an important thing that happens every single day in our lives. The bomb in Mr. Hoo’s restaurant could have been set off by him. Also‚ Mr.Hoo is always pointing fingers at other people. Finally‚ Mr. Hoo wanted to destroy the coffee shop. Mr.Hoo is the murderer in the book‚ The Westing Game‚ by Ellen Raskin. Others might believe that Sydelle Pulaski is the murderer

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    Hunger Games Notes

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    TEAL #1 T: Using sensory imagery‚ Collins is able to create a tense and anxious atmosphere during the Reaping scene in The Hunger Games novel. E: For example‚ “the crowd draws in a collective breath and then you can hear a pin drop…” • Hyperbolic expression insinuates audience so nervous & distressed whilst waiting hear outcome Reaping‚ they barley breath • See image uneasy parents & children awaiting names tributes wwb facing certain death‚ once taken custody Capitol‚ forced murder for survival

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    violent content of some games‚ such as the "Grand Theft Auto" series‚ as being a factor in influencing players toward aggressive action and attitudes in real life. Researchers from the University of Missouri-Columbia found a causal link between game playing and aggression after studying the brain patterns of 39 gamers. Critics also fear that gamers become desensitized to violence as a result of what they see on computer screens. Games are All-Consuming • Many computer games require a substantial

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    The Effects of Video Games

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    The Harmful Effects of Video Games Vs. The Benefits Aaron Winterstein October 14‚ 2012 The Harmful Affects of Video Games Vs. The Benefits There are many questions about video games and how they affect children. I believe that video games are harmful to children in many ways. Many studies have tried to prove that they are harmful‚ as well that they are also beneficial to children. It is difficult

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    Game Theory Application

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    MACABANING‚ Sittie Shermeen P. 2011 09152 Optional Project | March 22 Game Theory: An Application in Real Life Introduction: The purpose of this economic analysis is to address Prisoners’ Dilemma‚ a classic game theory example‚ as a frequently existing phenomenon due to the fact that many examples in human interaction have the same payoff matrix as it has. Through the article entitled “NKorea accuses US‚ SKorea of cyberattacks” published last March 16‚ 2013 by the Philippine Star‚ we will examine

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    Violent Video Games

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    Matthew Cotanny Ms.Tompson English12 January 11‚ 2013 Kids and There Video Games Why do kids like to play violent games? Kids like to play violent video games because‚ Their parents like to fight a lot sometimes. What kids do is when they hear their parents fighting is go to their room and just isolate themselves from their parents and just play with their friends all night long until

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    GAMES THEORY IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 1.0 INTRODUCTION The field of game theory came into being with Émile Borel ’s researches in his 1938 book ‘Applications aux Jeux des Hazard’‚ and was followed by the 1944 book ‘Theory of Games and Economic Behaviour’ by John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern. This theory was developed extensively in the 1950s by many scholars. Game theory was later explicitly applied to biology in the 1970s‚ although similar developments go back at least as far as the

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    baseball training session that was available. March came around again‚ and as a hard decision as it was to not play lacrosse the following year‚ I was as determined as ever to make the baseball team. The coaches were pleased to see me return to the game I loved so much. They saw the desire‚ dedication‚ and discipline in the way I carried myself throughout tryouts the second time around. I believe I made it easy for them to put me on the baseball team my sophomore year. I am proud that I didn’t let

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