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Question 1. In the Newsweek essay “Still Learning from My Mother,” Cliff Schneider talks about life lessons he still learns from his 79-year-old mother. Schneider vividly describes his mother in her youth as being very gracious but also very competitive and great at sports. As the years go by his mom grows old and slowly realizes that she is not as physically young as she once was. Title IX prohibits sex discrimination in any educational program or activity receiving any type of federal financial aid. The tone of the atmosphere was funny, and inspiring, because no matter how old the lady was she still wanted to tact young.

R/s Aushia beats on her children, she hits them too hard. R/s Aushia punches the children in their backs. R/s the youngest child, Jeremy “Junior” (2) has a ringworm and the child had the ringworm for over one month and Aushia hasn’t treated the ringworm. R/s Aushia dresses her daughter, Japanee (7) in 12 month size clothes. R/s Aushia receives food stamps but the children beg other people for food. R/s Aushia smokes marijuana around the children and she eats clay. R/s Aushia rides the children in her truck without car seats and she has no insurance on the vehicle. R/s Aushia is moving around from house to house because she was evicted from her apartment. R/s Aushia is staying with her sister, Amy in the Wastonia Complex by the housing authority.

Hi, Teresa: Descendants from Africa, who were born into slavery lost their culture. Slaves were not permitted to practice or speak their native language or practice their native culture. Everything was taken away from them including their name. Africa American were considered the property of their slave owner and they can do what every they please with their assets. In the Harlem Renaissance era, Africa American were free to express and show their many talents without discrimination. For the first time, they were able to show pride within their community. As you stated in your post, on African American started to develop a new culture of their own that represent who they were now and not what centuries of depression

R/s Tremell’s mother passed away this past weekend and now he is in the care of Louvenia. R/s Tremell stated that David is mean and whips with a belt. R/s according to Tremell, David hits him for no reason and sometimes there are marks. R/s Tremell said that David hit him two weeks ago and in the past David has hit him in the head by mistake. R/s David has a half moon shape mark on his left chest that happened five weeks ago. R/s Tremell has a flat line mark on his right leg and he said it is from getting whipped by David. R/s Tremell initially said all the older children get whipped by David and he later said he only gets whipped.

We certainly live in different world, however the trails and tribulations seem to be universal. Here in America I have witnessed the integration of women into the workforce. Life has become to expensive for just one income households. The problem is most men were not raised to that reality, and the equal division of labor around the house is lacking. Both my wife and I have had a successful careers which was only possible because we supported one another like you and your spouse. There is saying here "behind every successful man is a woman". I would put forward that the opposite is also true.

I do agree that one should use all four principles in life because it provides an equal balance, however I do not agree that utility is the most important principle. The world is not always black and white, I believe that there are gray areas in life. Every situation is different, just because a person does a bad thing does not mean that they should be punished and condemned to hell or prison. I do not feel that your argument is rationally persuasive because a lot of other factors matter when someone has done something wrong. If a person committed a murder due to a untreated mental illness because his family couldn't afford healthcare, or let's even say his mom just wouldn't seek treatment for him. Now at 20 he's committed this hainous crime because of his illness. Do we just throw him in prison or do we seek the medical treatment he should of had a long time ago? Do we treat him the same as a person who knows right from wrong when we obviously know that he can't possibly know that what he has done is wrong?

Having taught American history in one form or another for close to sixty years between us, we are

Hi Divina, my name is Corey Wilson and i agree with you in some ways. I can understand when people talk slang or broken english but i do not like to read it. I also think speaking properly will make people more prone to listen to you and want to follow your instructions. A big part of my learning is accepting constructive criticism. It was hard at first but really works when you are able to be corrected and learn from it

The author vividly explains his experience at Wendy working place by using adjectives that explains the characters of most of his co-workers. One of my favorite descriptions is where the author describes the nineteen years old boy who is washing the dishes. According to the author, the boy is skinny and brown-haired Asian looking boy. Through this description, the reader can create a mental picture of the person the author is talking about, and this makes the reader feel like he is part and parcel of the story. Moreover, these descriptions make it easy for the reader to fully understand the worker and to make sure that the boy is not confused with any other employee who might be washing the dishes at Wendy’s.

This is my story, I am Nancy Killigrew, I do not know how I found myself in the Imperial City and I have no memories of the time before. I am in a cell and I do not know why, nobody will tell me what I have done or why I am here. I am female, I know I am twenty three years of age but I don’t know I know this. In this land I have been known as many names, the saviour of the emperor, and the queen of lust and by a few as a depraved servant of daedra. I have earned all those names and more and have enjoyed earning them, and I’m certain you will enjoy reading about them on the following pages.

Humans are imperfect so any attempt at perfection on Earth will fail. People will eventually find bad things out. According to “Mentalfloss.com” “ all that harmonious marching gets tripped up pretty quickly”(paragraph 1). The so called perfect communities will freak out thanks to human nature. People will find things out about their community that is bad and they will tell everyone. The secrets of the community will get out and be shared. In additon “mentalfloss.com” says that, “ a proud little community will sprout up just to let the world know how Utopia should be run.”(paragraph 1). But everyone knows that people will eventually find out the bad things in their community and all the good things in the real world. It is better to know than

Hi Rihana. I enjoyed reading your post and even though I might have a different opinion regarding the longevity of their marriage you did bring up some good points. I agree that there are times when tragedy can bring people together as opposed to pushing them apart. As long as both people are able and willing to do the work that is necessary to move forward. Living through something as horrible as the death of a child is life altering. However, as you describe in your post if they are committed to going to marriage therapy and using tools such as the prevention approach and the cognitive behavioral approach then they have a good shot at salvaging their marriage. My only concern is that I did not feel that Ruth is the type of person who is willing

To create common ideals and values President Bush relies on the assumption that he has successfully created a common history by saying that because we have a common history “America’s vital interests (ideals) and our deepest beliefs (values) are now one.”

This is an example of a brief but eloquent writing essay. It's amazing how you were able to squeeze in and to get all the relevant and insightful points covered. With regard to the structure, content and flow, I think everything is in place and spot on.

In various ways, I can interact with your form. As Jonathan, is your greatest Old Testament Hero, likewise he is mine. First and foremost, he’s able to avoid the mistakes of his father. Also, he respects David and treat him as his brother. David was there to help guide him correctly. In contrast, do you think that many friends are just as loyal as family members? In my view, I have encountered many that are just as loyal to me as my family members. Therefore, I agree with your analogy about blood is not sometimes thicker as water. Moreover, that was a phenomenal point! Final, you have done an exceptional job on your form!