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and his journey through his illness. The boy in this short story suffers from an illness known as influenza. Influenza is a highly contagious viral infection that causes fever and severe aching. In the short story A Stolen Day, the author Sherwood Anderson writes about another boy who also falls ill, but in a different manner. This boy claims that he has inflammatory rheumatism which is a genetic disorder that makes joints, muscles, and tissues feel inflamed. Although the boy acts like he has inflammatory

Anderson Cooper is a well-known journalist. He is best known as an anchor on CNN. His show is called “Anderson Cooper 360.” He is a really good reporter whether it is reporting in the field, reading off a teleprompter, or even interview a person. This paper is my feedback on four of his performances which are “CNN Anchor Anderson Cooper reports "Miserable" situation in Tacloban, Philippines” which focuses on his field reporting. “Anderson Cooper is surprised to find himself on the RidicuList for

In this fictional novel, written by Alan Paton, the author gives light to many different social issues including apartheid, prostitution, alcoholism, and many more. Through these social issues, Paton idolizes many characters throughout this narrative due to their behavior and actions taken during these matters. Beyond conventional issues, this book poses its own issues, some in accordance with the national issues, and some not. Through Paton’s use of expressive diction, graphic imagery, and examples

I took a 360 trying to see the entirety of Boston from my position in front of a massive statue of our nation’s first president. The skyline of Boston’s financial district sat behind George Washington’s statue in the Boston Public Garden. This park is the oldest botanical garden in the USA, and it looked it, but not tarnished. Behind the park, the skyscrapers didn’t reflect the light like yesterday because the sun hid behind the numerous gloomy clouds. The buildings seemed taller and newer than the

has a picture of Pamela Anderson in a blue bikini, with her iconic enormous blonde hair. She was positioned in a pose where her legs were propped up and she was sticking out her chest to draw attention to her boobs. The ad also labeled her body parts, drawing further attention to her body. The whole point of the ad was to go vegetarian, because eating an animal is like eating ourselves. I feel that this ad made use of standard sex sales strategies by using Pamela Anderson, who is a well-known sex

On Saturday, November 14th, 2015 Holly Holm and Ronda Rousey climbed in to the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) cage and began what would come to be known as one of the greatest “underdog” matches in the twenty-first century. Everyone knew from the second this fight was scheduled that it would be legendary because going into the fight both amazing women were undefeated. That being said, Ronda Rousey had twelve straight wins, compared to Holly Holm’s lowly nine, in mixed martial arts that is

Gaston 1 Depression and Seclusion in Sherwood Anderson?s Winesburg, Ohio Seclusion is the state of being private and away from other people. It can be caused by many things including judgement of others, or can be self-inflicted. It can many times result in depression and in some cases personality disorders, breakdowns, and such. Sherwood Anderson, who spent much of his childhood in the small town of Clyde, Ohio, was inspired by his own trials with depression and seclusion, to write about his distorted

accomplished miraculous success, and some people remind us of how miraculous our lives really are. Every now and then someone comes along who shows us that miracles really are possible. That was what a mentally handicapped African American boy from Anderson, South Carolina was put on this Earth to do. The word “miraculous” pretty much describes James Robert “Radio” Kennedy’s whole life. In 1947, he was born into a small family in South Carolina, and he suffered from a severe hereditary mental handicap

Renee Wilda Ms. Vyse English II 15 April 2016 A Haunting Memory of Yellow Fever The fever of 1793 had spread over Philadelphia like a dark depressing blanket. Laurie Halse Anderson takes the audience on an emotional roller coaster as they explore Mattie Cook?s summer of 1793. The summer of 1793 hit Mattie Cook, her family, and her family owned coffee shop very hard. As she spends her days avoiding chores, she finds herself making plans to turn the coffee shop into one of Philadelphia?s finest. Then

overcome personal difficulties. Both girls learn valuable life lessons and gain hope through certain academic courses, find important and encouraging mentors, and suffer ostracism at school for different reasons. In the book SPEAK by Laurie Halse Anderson, Melinda Sordino, a young girl attending Merryweather High School, is drastically transformed when raped by Andy Evans during a party at the end of her last school year. She becomes silent and secretive and does not trust others. Melinda struggles