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    to evoke people’s emotion because most people listen and relate to music. The article “Martina McBride Finds Additional Voices to Express Herself Ahead of Show in North Myrtle Beach” mentions, “Raising awareness, she [Martina McBride] said, ‘makes you feel something as an individual to make a difference, and we all appreciate that’” (Palisin). When bystanders take action, they can prevent an abusive situation and raise more awareness. “Concrete Angel” characterizes the

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    a social impact. Similarly for the personal impact, they still have a dilemma with that impact as well in addition to Natalie having to experience social impacts because of some people not wanting her to speak her mind as stated when she replies, "You think I should"(Not Ready to Make Nice) to people who are saying to her figuratively, or literally to her not to speak what is from her conscience. Because of Natalie presenting her views to the public, the band yet again has to choose between losing

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    Concrete Angel Analysis

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    Analysis of “Concrete Angel” Many generations view music as a form of entertainment only, so our society tends to overlook the messages behind the music. Many artists use music to promote their beliefs or inform their listeners about overlooked issues. Music spreads awareness about misfortunes in the world, and Martina McBride used her celebrity status to promote her own concerns about child abuse. In 2002, Martina McBride recorded a song “Concrete Angel” to spread awareness about child abuse. Her

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    Would you move to mars? In the Scope magazine, by Scholastic explains how NASA, the National Aeronautics and space Administration has been working towards a goal of sending humans to Mars for more than 50 years. No, I would never want to move to Mars. There are many reasons why I do not want to move to Mars because air is not breathable, have to spend all your time in a space suit, and doesn’t have enough oxygen. As the article said, “Mars is a dangerous place. The air is not breathable-it doesn’t

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    interviews, will be completed using a computer to store the responses. All of this information will be kept confidential, and only I will have access to it. I will provide a summary of the results from my practicum experience to the three clinics where I rotated and did my research project. These results will be available for the participants to have access to what was learned from the research.

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    Where I would like to be? Working with people in the corporate world and understanding social behaviors is without a doubt a setting where I want to continue gaining experience and expanding my knowledge in. Idealistically I would love to see myself in a position where it would be intrinsically as well as extrinsically rewarding; I am at the age where I finally understand that money does not equate happiness. As a novice in the filed I do not yet have sufficient understanding of all the positions

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    abortion can be morally permissible but only in a few cases. The cases where that I find it where it is morally permissible is when the mother doesn’t have the right qualifications to raise the child, when the woman is raped, and where it would cause serious health issues for her and the baby that can lead up to death for the both of them. If you were to just get an abortion because you didn’t like who the farther was or because you just want to party, then no it’s not right to get an abortion. I want

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    My Aphorism

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    knowing who you are but also being open to new things to come in the future. Holding tight to your roots means remembering where you came from and what standards and ideals are important to you. In my aphorism when I say be open to the future it means being open to new ways of thinking and change later on in your life. My aphorism means remembering who you are but not letting that hold you back in the future. My aphorism is important because it tells you to remember who you are, where you came from

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    If Not For Them

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    If not for them….where would we be? This is a broad question that could be answered a different way to any person. When I first read through the requirements for this essay, I perceived it as referring to veterans, because Hays C. Kirby was a veteran. The more I contemplated it, the more the question puzzled me because there were so many ways that a person could move forward with it. Finally, I came to the conclusion that to me, the “them” that the question asks about, is not one group of people

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    Tuck Everlasting Arg. Essay Do you wish that you can live forever some people do ,but others don’t.Some believes that you can live forever ,but others do not but few knows where to look.One day some people found the spring and they drank from it all but the cat the people how found the spring they was called the Tucks.All of the Tucks drank the spring but not the cat. The Tucks can live forever but they wish that they can because they can not die.Because one day Jesse Tuck fell out of a tree and

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