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    Argo and The Hurt Locker Review The movie Argo, directed by Ben Affleck, and The Hurt Locker, directed by Kathryn Bigelow, both display United States involvement in the Middle East. The movie, Argo follows the true story of more than fifty Americans who have been taken hostage from the American Embassy in Tehran, Iran, during the Iranian revolution. The Americans were taken because of the willingness of the president at the time, Jimmy Carter, to allow Iran’s Shah asylum in the country when President

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    essential. This is a story that needed to be told. Oscar winning director Kathryn Bigelow has knocked it out of the park once again with Detroit. Once again, Bigelow takes on delicate subject matter with the expertise of a great filmmaker. The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty are good films in their own right, but this is far more affecting and heart-wrenching than either of those films. Detroit is filmed wholly hand-held, and the shakiness that comes along with that direction choice is extremely

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    could play but they might not. As long as I make the team I could have a change to play I can still practice hopefully I can play in the games too. She said that she only wants 15 on the team. 11 on the field and 3 for the subs incase somebody gets hurt or the just need a break. For the one day that I was at this school it went by really fast. All of my teachers are really nice so that helps. I hope today goes by just as fast. But nope it is going by so slow. All I can think about is tryouts. I need

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    Nobody liked Major and nobody wanted to be by Major all through 2nd grade to 11th grade, The jocks would bring him into the locker room so all the other jocks would beat him up and lock him into the lockers before the janitors hear the screams of the high-pitched punk, The girls would run away from him calling him a weirdo and creep but now by 12th grade Major had enough of the bull thrown at him . On the first day of school Major set out goals for this year, He was going to become popular and start

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    mind-ripping headache. “Fuck,” she swore. Everything hurt. Nothing about her body didn’t feel pain and burning as she tried to figure out her surroundings. Her mind scattered and couldn’t seem to place damn anything. But, it seemed to race faster than before, just intensifying the already searing headache thrust upon her. “God, what the hell just happened.” she was able to slur out. The light seemed to race in next, making everything just hurt even more. She wanted to scream in pain for that damn

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    friends name. It came from the boys locker room, so I stood outside listening to what they were saying, they saw me and pulled me in. I wasn 't ready for what I was about to hear, and I never knew it would affect me till the day I die. The plan was set for the day of homecoming, it was her date, he had made this adorable proposal for homecoming but it was all a

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    She surprised that the locker was decorated with pink. It was creative and beautiful, though Melanie hated the pink colour. Slowly and carefully she took all the books from her bag and arranged them one by one to avoid the metal from broke down. After she was done, without any warning whatsoever, a guy pushed and slammed her to her locker and kissed her hungrily. With a surprise, she tried to scream, though the problem was

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    Ruby Mine Short Story

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    Running up to her I said, “Lizzi, be careful. Have you told your locker combination to anybody lately? One of your friends might be the thief!” “I know who stole my phone and I have proof to frame her to. You can just get out of my life because I have a picture of Ruby Mines stealing from Kaytie Mills and I’m about ready

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    ordinary rebound as soon as I hit the ground I felt a sharp pain in my knee like a thousand needles just stabbing me in one spot, and I sat out for the rest of the half. During halftime my knee was starting to get better so I walked to the locker room for coaches to give the team one of his famous pep talks. After the pep talk I was feeling even better so I decided to try and warm up a little bit before the second half started. As soon as I went up for a lay up I felt my knee pop again and

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    6:25, and I’m still lying in my bed imagining today like any other day. Alone. Walking through the halls, of a place I know I don’t belong in. Knowing that my peers around me hate me and treat me differently just because of my money situation, it hurts, we were all accepted to this school for one reason, knowledge, and one special talent. I would never be able to be at this school without a scholarship, and now I wish I never had it. I would throw away everything; my high IQ, my art, everything.

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