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    On April 29th, marking the first 100 days of the Trump administration, throngs will assemble in Washington, D.C. for the People 's Climate Mobilization, a march to support action against climate change. Organizers say the number of participants could rival that of a similar 2014 event in New York City which drew 400,000 people. Activists in Massachusetts have already chartered dozens of buses to take demonstrators to D.C. I decided to join the march without a moment’s hesitation. Despite the prospect

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    In literature the juxtaposition of two characters is often seen to make people want to read the book and also see if the two characters are really that different. In The Great Gatsby Fitzgerald creates an effect by comparing different characters such as Gatsby and Tom. He creates this juxtaposition to show the American dream and the reality of the society he shows the behind the scenes of how it is really like to be rich which doesn’t mean everything is perfect when you have money. The social status

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    Feminism In The Chaser

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    In the story of The Chaser by John Collier you might be able to analyze the story with a feminist analysis, which mean with the eyes of a female. Using my eyes and knowledge of feminist, women want to be created equally no more, no less, but sometimes men don’t understand this knowledge of the feminist culture. Although many may like the story of The Chaser, many may not like it due to their perspective on their initial perspective. The Chaser is basically about a man trying to find something to

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    friendships. These arguments often involve verbal battles, but can also take the form of a demand withdraw pattern. With this, one party in the friendship demands that their goals are to be met, while the other party responds to the argument by withdrawing. The most efficient resolution to a serial argument is a collaborative approach. With this strategy, both parties in a friendship define what causes their conflict, ultimately finding a solution to avoid future arguments. Culture and Conflict

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    In late 2014, 146 children were confirmed to have contracted measles from a single source- a single infected person, who contracted the virus overseas, and then went to a public place effectively allowing the transmission of the pathogen to other people who were at the same amusement park the same day as them. This strain of infection was confirmed to identical to the same outbreak occurring in the Philippines, resulting in 21,420 confirmed cases and 110 deaths. (Zipprich J, 2015)All of the case

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    could focus on the important information, while ignoring unimportant noises in the background. Although, a positive influence of selective attention, Colin Cherry completed the most well known experiment for selective auditory attention, the “cocktail party” effect (Cherry, 2014). Best known for showing how two auditory messages, presented one per ear,

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    The media is a platform that gives instant access all over the world and an unlimited amount of resources. It also provides immense opportunities for learning and skill development. However, the media also causes negative impacts on learning, physical health, and development. As the media grows and develops everyday, it constantly draws the public’s attention and concerns in divided opinions. Bavelier, Eichenbaum, and Green (2014) explained the positive aspects of video games on individuals’ skills

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    In 2008, Twilight debuted in theaters across the county racking in a whopping $69,637,740 in just the first weekend alone (imdb, 2008). Directed by Catherine Hardwicke, Twilight is a movie based on the first in a series of four best-selling novels by Stephenie Meyer. The movies main focus is on a teenage girl named Bella (Kristen Stewart) who moves from Phoenix, Arizona to the town of Forks, Washington to live with her father Charlie (Billy Burke). On the first day of school, she meets Edward (Robert

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    moderation; however, alcohol can also be used to prevent disease processes and promote health. This particular drug is both legal and is promoted widely throughout the planet. I chose this drug because I have personally been privy to all of its insidious effects. Alcohol comes in many forms, but primarily it is beer, wine and distilled spirits. Maisto, Galizio & Conners (2011) point out that, “the first non-distilled (sic)

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    The Effects of Greed and Money In The Great Gatsby Many people are extremely obsessed with how others perceive them, and will go to a large extent to show off to others to be well liked. This is very true for many of the characters in the novel The Great Gatsby, specifically one of the main characters, Jay Gatsby. A key detail about Gatsby is his obsession with his wealth. The character Jay Gatsby in The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald cares about his money and reputation above all else. Jay

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