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    for something greater is the truest way to display selflessness and courage. Terry Fox is a hero that sacrificed himself to achieve a greater goal. Terry Fox is a professional long-distance runner who lost his leg and eventually his life to cancer. Greek heroes such as Theseus help others by using their own courage and selflessness, and Patroclus sacrificed himself to rally the Greek army in the Trojan War. Terry Fox displays traits of selflessness and sacrifice in his achievements before and after

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    A Short Story : A Story?

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    "Now Sar--Gwen, my mother said as soon as Ben walked into the room. "I want you to remember not to be out too late tonight; it's a school night, remember. And did you give me Chia's number?" "Yes, moth--aunt Pam, I wrote it on a piece of paper and left it on the kitchen counter, remember?" Are you giving each other space names?" said Ben, "can I be Darth-Ben?" "Scram Benjamen," I said as Ben's eyes went wide as he beheld me in all my glory: waved hair, makeup, heels, clad in the lavender dress Stephanie

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    History has shown that humans and wildlife always come in conflict for territory and resources, and a majority of the time humans emerge victorious. Humans have drastically and permanently altered the environment to suit their needs, usually creating negative consequences for the native fauna. But, as of late, we as a society are coming together, recognizing these effects and working towards restoring ecological balance. Even so, places on UC Davis, a school that emphasizes and teaches the importance

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    PAN had handled their regime and the Peña Nieto administration was promising everything the PAN hadn’t changed. Additionally, Peña Nieto was promising a changed PRI party that would not be the same as the PRI that ruled for 70 years. When Vicente Fox won the 2000 election many believed that he was the change they needed to better Mexico. However, after his term many weren’t completely satisfied with what he had accomplished, yet they elected another PAN candidate,

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    Border Wall

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    Building a Border Wall Most countries build walls because they are at war with their neighbors, in this case, United States President Donald Trump is at war against illegal immigration and would like to build a border wall between the United States and Mexico. Building a border wall between Mexico and the United States has consequences that could be devastating for both countries. Is building a wall feasible, and will it stop undocumented workers from fleeing into the United States? Or would building

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    Understanding How Drug Trafficking, Violence, and Cartels affect the Life in Mexico Mexico a country with more than one hundred million people, with most of it population living in urban areas. Mexico was consider part of Spain territory, and fought for its independence in 1821 when it became a free nation from Spain. Mexico have been involve in wars again the United Stated, and Frances, that intended to gain possession of this territory with not success (Abadinsky, 2014). Unfortunately the latest

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    Children of Men, a film directed by Alfonso Cuaron, is about what happens when society is faced with overwhelming despair through the knowledge that the human race will soon come to an end because they are no longer able to reproduce. The film explores themes such as hope and faith. While Children of Men, is not a religious film it has religious undertones and much of the symbolism in the movie is related to Christianity. The film focuses on the journey of Theo Faron, an everyday man and also former

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    Terry Fox was an athletic boy who grew up in the town Port Coquitlam in British Columbia. At a very young age, in the year 1976, Terry was diagnosed with osteogenic sarcoma. The cancer in the bone of his right leg was so severe it had to be amputated above the knee. Through many trials, he eventually made a goal and set to work raising money for cancer research. Terry died June 28, 1981 in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. His life would spark hope into the lives of many and still influences

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    The Fox family, John, Margaret and two of their daughters Kate and Margaret[ta], moved to the small New York State hamlet of Hydesville on December 11, 1847. The house reportedly had seen it’s fair share of tenants even though it had a reputation for being “haunted” and bore the nickname of “spook house”. The previous tenant, a Mr. Michael Weakman, had moved from the home because of inexplicable disturbances, a common complaint among many of the previous tenants. At first, the family dismissed any

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    streets which caused violent riots and looting. Soon cars were being set on fire, as well as local businesses and even retirement homes. Fox News and CNN both attempt to provide insight on the falling apart of the city of Baltimore, but CNN covers mainly one aspect, goes for the reader’s emotions, and lacks analyzation of the problem to do so persuasively. Fox News, on the other hand, analyzes the problem, offers a solution, and presents an overlooked cause for the riots. CNN’s article “Baltimore

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