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    On the first day of school, the first thing that comes to a student’s mind is what teacher they are going to have and if they are a good teacher or not. No student wants a teacher who is extremely difficult and makes the class teach themselves the material instead of teaching it to them completely. A good teacher makes their students reflect on their work and leaves time in class for discussion of thoughts and ideas the students may have about a certain topic or story. On the other hand, a bad teacher

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    Summary of "A Life Beyond 'Do What You Love'" by Gordon Marino In the "A Life Beyond 'Do What You Love'". Gordon Marino talks about how the other day a student had mixed feelings about what he wanted to do as a job or even in life. As Gordon is an occupational counselor his reaction has always been. "What are you most passionate about?", but is "do what you love" wisdom or malarkey? That’s the main question. In Jacobin magazine article, the writer Miya Taokumitsu argued that "do what you love"

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    Christian Weiman Mrs. Gordienko World Literature Honors 21 April 2017 How My Love for Starbucks Extends Beyond My Love for Caffeine The venti, iced, nonfat, light ice, chai latte tumbles off of the counter and spills onto the man’s loafers. Naturally, I grab the mop and set up a recovery card for the man with chai all over his shoes. “I’m so sorry, sir! Please take this card and use it for a free item off the menu! We can pay for your shoes to be cleaned as well,” I apologized. The man scowled at

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    we stand on the brink of moving forward and life beyond Baton Rouge Community College, change is inevitable. It has been such a privilege to see our class grow and become ready to tackle and further our life-long education in this field. There is no doubt that we will face new challenges and that things may seem a little different in the coming year, but if this program has taught us anything in the last two years, is that we can handle anything life throws at us. We have been through many ups

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    In his New York Times article “A Life Beyond Do What You Love” Gordon Marino poses the question "But is do what you love wisdom or malarkey?" after giving us an anecdote about students coming to him for career advice. The article which uses many rhetorical devices which make the audience think about their choices in careers and what you should and want to do. The author also cites different sources for his article and past life experiences. Marino then end his article by saying many great leaders

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    Mitchell Etchason I-204 Stepanka Korytova, PhD 1 Aril 2015 Mountains Beyond Mountains: Reflection The topic of human rights can be quite depressing. Between human trafficking, genocide, poverty and the like, activism can seem like a lost cause. However, Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder serves as a testament of activism’s value and demonstrates the link between poverty, illness, and governance. The story of Paul Farmer is both inspirational and informative. Kidder does an excellent

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    exhortation, stating that the thoughts a person fills their head with will bleed into the type of lives they live, proves true in both the stories Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad, and Mountains Beyond Mountains, by Tracy Kidder. Kurtz, the idol in Heart of Darkness, and Paul Farmer, the hero in Mountains Beyond Mountains, adapt this formula in paradoxical fashions. Kurtz’s adaptation is to exploit the misfortunate that he comes into contact with, the natives of the African Congo,

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    History and Background Bed, Bath and Beyond is part of the Home Furnishing Stores Industry. This industry finished the 2016 year with $96.57 Billion in sales, a 3.4% increase over 2015. (Yahoo Finance, 2017) Per Yahoo Finance Bed Bath and Beyond Inc. leads the Home Furnishing Stores Industry in terms of market capitalization with a $5.8 Billion market cap. (Yahoo Finance, 20172) This industry is directly impacted by the housing market though despite the housing market crash in 2008, it has remained

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    into the college atmosphere at Harvard. The Pre-College Program involved a three hour class of your choosing with three to four hours of homework each night. Part of each night’s assignment was reading a book called Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder. Mountains Beyond Mountains is a biography on Dr. Paul Farmer with an emphasis on his work in the third-world country, Haiti. The biography depicts how Dr. Paul Farmer balances his time between affording the lifestyle he wants to live and following

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    Dana Khabbaz Andrea Siqueira I204 Human Rights and International Law 30 October 2014 Mountains Beyond Mountains Book Reflection Tracy Kidder’s book, Mountains Beyond Mountains, tells the true story of Paul Farmer, an American doctor who structured his life around his goal of helping the poor in Haiti receive the healthcare he believed they were entitled. The book leaves the reader with a rich set of messages about health care as a human rights issue from the perspectives of Paul Farmer and those

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