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television
Televised debates between the nominees of the two major parties have become standard fare in contemporary presidential election campaigns. The authors of this
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220
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The Sunday Trips
When I was fourteen years old, my family visited Chinatown every Sunday to do the week's grocery shopping. I despised these trips. The embarrassment of my
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434
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The Neighbors
I'm sure going to miss their great friendliness and hospitality. They were always so nice to me, and my mom and dad. They were probably the best neighbors we
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3090
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The Wreckage
It’s New Year’s Eve 1989 and the dawn of another boring decade is upon us. At least that was my opinion as I sat in my car driving to my friend Ron’s party.
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1076
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The good and the lesser good
Barbara Harrison once said, “The toughest choices in life are not those between good and evil, but those between
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621
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The good and the lesser good1
Barbara Harrison once said, “The toughest choices in life are not those between good and evil, but those b
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621
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To Be American
What does it mean to be "American?" What makes it "American?" And how does it make us "American?" American stands for the b
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337
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The Battle in Seattle
The last time the World Trade Organization had a major meeting, it was in Singapore, and now we know why.
Singapore, of course, is the city-state that accor
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3071
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The Storm
In McKnight Malmar’s frightening story “The Storm” she
weaves a violent storm and murder together to heighten the
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788
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ther river
It was early on a Sunday morning. My Mother was in the kitchen cooking breakfast for my sister and me. We were getting ready
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793
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Triumph or Tragedy
“Never, never, never give up”, was coined by Sir Winston Churchill. This quote holds more meaning than could ever be put into words. Everyday we are faced wi
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1647
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The Double Nightmare
There I was, driving southbound on Hoover Rd. in the brown 1974 Ford Grand Torrio Elite my parents had bought me for my last birthday.
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441
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Thought on Earth
This world has no place for genius. Artistry, love, beauty, creativity is warped and mangled like raw steel into financial gain and soci
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491
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The Plague Carrier
I opened my eyes. Complete blackness. Stillness. I lie motionless for a moment, listening. There was no
one to be heard for miles in this city.
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663
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The Quiet Achiever
Max sat in class gazing at Clare Jones. He watched as she leaned over to her friend Julie and passed her a note. Her small school blouse and shorter-than-nor
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1207
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Two Friends to One
Once there were these two animals, a gray raccoon and a brown squirrel.
The raccoon's name was Bandit because it had black fur around the eyes
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358
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The Island
Slowly I rowed my canoe toward Hide Away Island, my island. The oars glided gently
over the water making ripples. If you had been standing on the shore look
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2042
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The Run
THE RUN
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1131
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The White Heron
Symbols in Kate Chopin’s “The Story of an Hour” represents the feelings of Mrs. Mallard, the main character. The open window indicates Mrs. Mallard desire of a
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263
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Tell Tale Heart
TRUE!---- nervous---very,--- very dreadfully nervous I had been -- and am; but why will
you say that I am mad? The disease had sharpened my senses- not dest
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1423
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Transformation
It was a normal Tuesday for Ted Williams, on his way to his job at 6:30 in the morning. He has no wife or children and his parents have
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1169
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The Move
The two neighborhoods that I grew up in are Rogers Court and Hamar Drive I lived on Rogers Court from the time I was born until I was 11 years old. My family
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1213
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Trebor Visits the New World
Trevor observed his messy office. He needed to get out of this diminutive space. He did not know why, but something impelled him to get out of his room. As he
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1103
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The Art of Carving A Pumkin
Raymond A. Farland
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680
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The Perfect One
Looking into the mirror, the image that reflected back was one of perfection. Every stand of brown hair was in order, curled just right. There was just the r
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1462
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the perfect storm
Heroism in The Perfect Storm The Perfect Storm by Sebastian Junger was an account of an immense storm and its destructive path through the North Atlantic. In l
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629
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The Judgment Day
Sitting in this waiting room for more than about a day or two of the earthly time measures, Macbeth started to feel bored especially a
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1634
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There is a Price to be Paid
As the cliché goes, the best things in life are free. However, most people would debate the merit of this old saying. Whether
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324
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The lamb and the tiger
William Blake wrote poems that deal with creation, “The Lamb” and
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300
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The Tree
My most vivid memory of my grandparents’ farm is the sloping crabapple tree that graced their back yard. There was nothing particularly special about the tre
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386
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Three Wishes
On an island, surrounded by miles and miles of water with no outside civilization to be found anywhere, lived four college kids: Chrissy Wood, Janet Snow, Jack
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500
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The King and The Pawn
The sun rose early that day. Edmond woke up and looked straight at the ceiling for a few minutes. Then suddenly he pulled his covers off and ran to get dressed
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733
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The Love of Science Nathainel Hawthornes The Birthmark
In this essay, I will discuss how science manifests evil in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Birthmark.” Science is a major asset in the world t
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The Long Walk
Walking, there appears to be no end in sight, stranded on a country road for all eternity. It is almost dark; so far, away from all that is f
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Two kids
Response: After reading the story, Two kinds, by Amy Tan, what impresses me most is the way the mother educates her daughter. The mother wants the very best
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547
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