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    ¨Sometimes you may be ´super underrated.´ But usually itś the underrated, the underdogs, the dreamers, the idealists, the fighters, the argumentative-- those are the folks who do the biggest things.¨ (Barack Obama). The University of California Irvine is a vastly diverse, innovative, and investigative university with a major intellectual and cultural center, as they captivate the community through public activities and events. UCI was one of the three newest UC campuses established in the 1960ś.

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    Gateway Mission Statement

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    Gateway Inc. Gateway, Inc., founded in 1985, started with two people working out of an Iowa farmhouse. With a "keep it personal, make it simple" philosophy Gateway, Inc. has grown rapidly since it went public 8 years after the company started. Today, Gateway is a 7.5 billion Fortune 250 company that has 19,000 people on its payroll and prides itself on building lifelong relationships with its customers.4 The company operates sales and technical support centers on four continents and has manufacturing

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    exploitative self interest that characterises the everyday life of heroin addiction." (Petrie 90) Its' realistic style, use of language and unflinching portrayal of drug use was what first attracted me to look at it a bit closer. Based on the novel by Irvine Welsh, it tells the story of a group of working class unemployed drug addicts, focusing on their problems with heroin abuse, inability to get a job and family problems. Set in

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    In Irvine Welsh 's insane and drug-centered novel "Trainspotting" a standout amongst the most obvious yet disputable topics is the friendship between the main characters. This group of character are seen to be friends by us the readers but the question often raised is are they really friends or are they just together because each one has a fucked up life and it is together that they do not feel alone or so terrible? We the audience see this come to a climax as the edginess of their drug addiction

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    There are many different types of communication that I can talk about, but my favorite form is intercultural which I was lucky enough to learn from my teacher. There are so many things to a culture and so many things that you notice from different cultures that others don’t have or “follow”. Things like their language, what they wear, what they eat, how they live, and so on, too many things that can be addressed from looking or going into detail with a culture. It’s really important to know what

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    A little over a year ago I contributed to the University of California Irvine 's college drop-out statistic for freshmen engineering majors. After walking out of yet another challenging lecture on something about angular momentum; I dropped off my withdrawal form at the Student Center and embarked on my glorious adventure to pursue a career in visual development. By the grace of my parents I was allowed to return home and spent my days honing my craft and becoming the modern Picasso I was destined

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    The misfortune for the climbers did not stop here. In 1924 June 8, Everest gave the world a astonishing mystery as George Mallory and Andrew Irvine failed to return to its base. And their lose sparked a debate on if they were the first to defeat the Everest ,climbing onto its summit. Supporting this unclear argument, some claim the climbers were actually spotted on the mountain but disappeared on their way to the base. However, Mallory’s body was discovered in 1999 at 8155 m on the North face

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    Trainspotting: A Novel By Irvine Welsh      Trainspotting is a captivating story of the random events that occur during a critical time in a group of Scottish junkies' lives. Irvine Welsh illustrates the confusion, anger and turmoil many heroin addicts are subjected to and what happens once they try to quit.      The story is centered around Mark Renton, an ordinary twenty-two year old who was raised by a loving mother and father. He has two brothers:

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    When it comes to commanding a room and capturing the attention of an audience, one of the main actions necessary is communicating in a fashion that relates to everyone that is present. In the empowerment novel entitled How to wow: Proven strategies for presenting your ideas, persuading your audience, and perfecting your image, by Frances Cole Jones, a rule by Albert Mehrabian is discussed. This rule is called the 7-38-55 Rule of Personal Communication. The rule is broken down as such; 7 percent of

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    The Blade Artist Essay

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    Irvine Welsh’s latest novel The Blade Artist (released this year) was a novel that caught my eye while I was looking along the shelves of my local library. The Blade Artist is a crime and thriller novel that keeps you guessing until the end. Frank Begbie’s first son, Sean Begbie is found dead in his hometown Leith and he makes it his mission to find the killer. He also encounters some old friends and enemies from before he basically changed his whole identity which is now an artist from Los Angeles

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