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    Spencer Cermeno 5000269 Bernie Mac Research Paper 17 October 2015 1.) Self-presentation is described as playing out a self to the reaction and anticipation of others (p. 32). Men and women both modify their self-presentation to the reaction of others. In a classic study noted by Crawford of female college students who were provided with details of male students who were either desirable or undesirable as a potential date and who was characterized as having traditional or more modern values, According

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    Conceptualize a world in which you have no conscience, no feelings of guilt or remorse -no matter what actions you take- no sense of empathy or concern of the well being of friends, loved ones, or even family members. This is the world of a sociopath. This is the world of Tom Ripley in Patricia Highsmith’s The Talented Mr. Ripley. Tom develops into an intelligent young man who eventually conjures a crime spree in Europe. His driving force behind this spree, though the spree may be sporadic, is freedom

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    that connected with the concrete at the crosswalk, I held my brother’s hand. My brother being six years younger than me was scared to cross the street alone, so I was the big sister that helped him. “Buddy let's look both ways,” I tell him. “Okay sissy,” says Braden. We look both ways, when we don’t see any cars we decide to cross. Out of nowhere this lady in a Grey Ford Escape, comes flying up another hill. She was driving on the wrong side of the road. When I see her, I react as fast as I can

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    A Long Way Gone Analysis

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    In A Long Way Gone, the author Ishmael Beah laments about how “the war had destroyed the enjoyment of the very experience of meeting people.” He elaborates on these experiences and sufferings throughout the memoir, A Long Way Gone. He experiences these things when he tried to escape war, when he fought as child soldier, and when he got dismissed and sent to a rehabilitation center. War destroys the experience of meeting people, and one experience Ishmael had was his encounter with a man and his family

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    raised me as a strong Christian/ Catholic and they always told me to never fight or cause violence which made people tease me more for not defending myself. Being a snitch was the worst thing you can be to since all the boys regarded snitches as sissies and girls. With people regarding me as at stereotypical nerd that people always see on their cartoon shows, I was forced to stand up for my identity and challenge my own beliefs when I was forced to fight to protect myself. I didn’t

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    I stared at my slightly pale complexion in the mirror as I brushed my long blonde highlighted hair, a surging joy beyond any words was filling me as my dark blue eyes glowed with that radiance and I giggled. Getting up I shivered at the slight cold air thrashing down onto my bare wet skin while I hugged the towel tighter around my body. Showers always relaxed me when I was nervous. And today I was defiantly nervous. With a small excited and impatient sigh I looked to my clock for the time. “7:54pm

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    Betty Smith 's A Tree Grows in Brooklyn presents the problems of a child growing up, the coming of age when one meets challenges and overcomes obstacles. The protagonist, Francie Nolan, undergoes a self-discovery as she strives to mature living in the Brooklyn slum despite its poverty and privation. Thus, Smith 's thematic treatment of the struggle of maturity has become for the reader an exploration of loneliness, family relationships, the loss of innocence, and death and disease. One of the

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    GP Essay New Changing Communities How does the views of LGBTIQ change over time across the globe? The everlasting discussions and debates about the LGBTIQ group has gotten more popular as awareness is given to the variations of sexual orientation and gender identity. According to The Free Dictionary, LGBTIQ stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer/ Questioning, which represents the group of people with sexual orientations or gender identities different from the heterosexual

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    Tomie dePaola was born on September 15,1934 in Meriden, Connecticut.He is a very important person in the children’s book stories.He is very famous from illustrating a science book after he graduated from college . He grew up with his father and mother, Joseph and Florence(Downey)DePaola, and his brother and sisters Joseph Jr.,Judie, and Maureen.He developed love for books because his mother loved books and read to all of his siblings and also him too.At the age four he told everybody that he wanted

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    my mom told me to go see him, so I tried but I just couldn’t I was so close to him I just couldn’t go in there after 15 years, so I just stay in the living room. So we had the funeral in Tennessee, and everyone was there about a week later my Aunt Sissy passed away, so let’s just say I had a hard winter last year. Now that I told about my favorite someone it’s time for you to tell me about your favorite someone. I hope this true life event about me didn’t upset you in anyway, if it did I’m really

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