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    Japes reflected on his childhood as he took a one-week trip across the country to his newest adventure. Visiting areas of interest while he made his way across the country brought a smile to his face. Away from home for one year flew by like a lightning bolt, yet so much had already happened. He grew up on a two hundred acre spread in an enormous old farmhouse. The main house included a library, eight bedrooms, two dining rooms, two living areas, a pantry, and an eat-in kitchen. A great place to

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    Politics in Sports

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    The Olympic Games are a worldwide competition that brings people of different cultures and backgrounds into one united area where they compete in their specialized sports. These events, however, are not purely entertainment like they should have been. Today’s societies are more dependent on politics and therefore so are sports and the athletes competing, sometimes even without their own will. In various occasions across the world politics was the main reason for athletes to withdraw from athletic

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    How great of an honor is it to host an event such as the Olympics? According to Stefan Szymanski, “the hosting of major sporting events has become the subject of intense competition among nations. Governments will make large financial commitments in order to win the bidding competition.” The regression of big time sporting events have changed immensely, from firstly being about showing who the best athlete was, to now a way of nations being able to bring fame and possible fortunes to their doors

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    Introduction: The modern world is constantly reaching for new information; something to distract people from their own dull lives. Society will believe nearly anything that is presented in a news article, no matter how absurd. ‘Breaking news’ seems to be shared constantly and is readily available at any given moment. Nevertheless, this rapid swarm of new stories and facts begs the question - how reliable are these news outlets that are providing coverage of events around the world? Do news sources

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    Though all the members of the team are important characters, Joe Rantz is undoubtedly the novel’s protagonist. Trace Joe’s character development from his childhood to his gold- medal finish in Berlin. How does Joe grow as a character? What does he learn about himself and the world, and in what ways does he change? Throughout The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Joe Rantz shows the traits of a common protagonist. Joe grows throughout the

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    Throughout the course of the civil rights movement, African Americans were making strides to reach their goal of equality. As most movements go, there were a lot different factors that went into this movement. Different people voicing their opinions as to what they thought equality was. Many African Americans had something to say, but had no way of of voicing their stance. Many broke out in protest and violence in an attempt to get their views across, but there were others that had their own unique

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    Throughout time mysteries have been going unresolved and puzzling minds of those who wish to understand the killers thinking and motive of committing the crimes. Cold cases give the most controversial mysteries since the killers have never been truly identified. One of those is the Zodiac, he’s been fascinating but terrifying investigators since the first victim was discovered. The killer himself originated his name "Zodiac" in a numerous of taunting letters which he himself sent to the local Bay

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    Zodiac Killer Timeline

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    “Zodiac Killer.” Biography.com, A&E Networks Television, 31 Jan. 2018, www.biography.com/people/zodiac-killer-236027. Accessed 22 February 2018. The author of this article went into detail about the facts of the Zodiac case. They explained what happened to each of the victims and how the Zodiac Killer contacted the police afterwards. They not only talked about the facts of the case, but about the movie that came out based on the Zodiac killings. Butterfield, Michael. “The Zodiac Killer: A Timeline

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    The Zodiac Killings are some of the most gruesome and cerebral murders in American history. Between 1966 and 1968, at least five people in the bay area were confirmed slain by the assailant known only as, The Zodiac Killer. His criminology was unlike any seen before or since. Often after his murders, he would send cryptographic messages to various media outlets some even to the victims' families. Throughout the years, there have been many a copycat or emulation , One thing is for certain,all have

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    Morrison and Papa to come help the Avery family. The text says “Kaleb Wallace and his brother Thurston, his left arm hanging akimbo at his side, pounded the front door with their rifle butts. 'Y'all come on outa there!' called Kaleb. 'We want that thieving, murdering nigger of y'all's.' 'St-Stacey

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