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    As a strict man, Tim Shepard keeps the Shepard gang in order. He is known to be a real hood: one that always gets in trouble by lifting or mugging items. His hair is slicked back with all natural grease because he is a street hood and criminal. He has a mutual relationship with Ponyboy’s gang. They are very different, but sometimes they get along, where other times they get each other into trouble. He is friends with Dally, despite some hardships and conflicts they go through. Tim helps Ponyboy in

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    Mind Body Argument Alex Seeley October 9, 2017 Phil 101-005: Appreciation of Philosophy Professor Cheri Hanson The Mind-Body Problem is one with many different opposing viewpoints and standpoints that has baffled the minds of many that question their existence in the physical realm. Many would argue that the mind is separate from the body which sounds quite poetic nature, but with all emotional feelings aside what would be the actual scientific, cynical some could argue, way of actually addressing

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    Pointers was the most powerful gang in New York City. The gang was headed by Johnny Torrio, and was made up of over 1,500 thugs who specialized in burglary, extortion, robbery, assault, and murder. While working as a strong-arm enforcer under Torrio, Capone learned all the lethal tricks that would turn him from being poor to rich in hardly any time. Capone was very grateful to Torrio and is quoted as saying: “I looked on Johnny as my adviser and father and the party that made it possible for me to get

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    Strang biting both of his ears off, his lack of customers, and his imperative loss of hearing. The strange blood curdling event when Johnny Marchetta latched his jaws onto Mr. Strang’s right ear in the alleyway for no apparent reason. He seemed to be like a rabid dog gone crazy for the thirst to bite a human, immobilizing him to finish him off. The thoughts that could be going through Mr. Strang’s could be endless; he did not know the man or the reason of led him to attack his ear. He could have just

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    Machine Gun Kelly The 1920’s otherwise known as the roaring twenties was the era of prohibition outlawing alcohol and the era of gangsters like al Capone and Machine Gun Kelly. If it wasn’t for the outlawing of alcohol I would probably be out of work dirt poor. I would be back on my farm in Tennessee where I grew up shoveling cow shit and arguing with my drunk of a dad every night. The first chance Kelly gave me to go back to Chicago with him I took, taking full advantage of the gang life. July

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    from three different husbands. The first husband, Logan Killicks, seems to be Janie's first true love, but he turns out to be weak and lazy. Janie’s second “love” Joe- Jody- Starks beats Janie both physically and mentally, and Jody overrules her with his obsessive need for power. Lastly, she marries and moves away with Tea Cake after Jody dies. Tea Cake was Janie's final and only genuine love. Throughout the novel, the author validates the critical lens of

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    film about guns, gangsters, and pretty woman, it follows a story of a fast rising gangster who lives by the moto the world is yours, but once he finds himself at the top he is quick to find his world is tumbling down around him. Looking at scenes of sexual innuendo the film handled it with showing minor skin or even kissing. One scene of a sexual innuendo is the dialogue with Tony (Paul Muni) and Poppy (Karen Morley). In this scene you hear Tony say “I’m not hungry. Except for you. You got something

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    have been athletes that have used their money for all the wrong reasons .These reasons range from: drugs, enhancement supplements, gambling, guns, and other unnecessary things.

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    hate him calling me that. “Any way” he starts again. “Where is your belt? Tell me you did not leave it with Johnny again!” “No!” I barked defensively. “I left it in the shed with the other weapons. Everyone in the camp is assigned at job when they turn a certain age. The mothers will stay home with the children and clean the house, cook, or sew. When the kids reach the age of ten they got to work with their fathers to work on farming, help manage money at the business their fathers might work at

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    Al Capone Essay

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    Italy. His father, Gabriel Caponi, immigrated to Brooklyn from the slums of Naples in 1910. After he came here he changed his last name too Capone too blend in more. Al Capone’s gang activities started out when he was young. He was in the Five Points Gang, who were known for their violence. The gang’s tradition was to scar their victims with a knife cut from the outside corners of their eyes to their ears.      At the time, Johnny Torrio was a major mob boss and his uncle

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