Tuesdays with morrie

In the first chapter, the author compares his Tuesdays with Morrie to that of a normal class. Explain 4 ways that make this class unique and unlike any other class.

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Academic Majors Available.

Affordable Cost of Attendance.

Location, Location, Location.

On-Campus Facilities & Amenities.

Student Activities.

Career Services.

Do You Feel at Home on Campus?

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if i'm right

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Explanation: for one side being the effects of having cell phones during school you can put:

For the other side of negative effects you could put:

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C

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There is a lot of tackling in this game and while playing the other sports you don't really touch anyone.

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c

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Answer: Egg

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The chicken

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Chickens originated from dinosaurs. More chickens were around. Then they somehow figured out how to reproduce. Thats where the egg comes.

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Okay then...

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Nixon received a dog named Checkers, an illegal campaign gift from a donor.

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The Nixon speech is known as the checkers speech because the illegal gift he had gotten was a dog named Checkers. The Nixon speech was a speech by Nixon regarding his campaign for vice president, done for the purpose of clearing allegations against him of misuse of campaign funds. the checkers speech is also known as the fund speech and it was made in September 23,1952.

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decides

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it should be decide not decides unless you typed it wrong

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What about Freedom by Beyonce

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butterfly, flags

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butterfly: butterflies symbolize transformation. Flag: different colors can represent different things, blue for freedom, white for peace and red for revolution

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Literacy devices or figurative language

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Literacy devices or figurative language

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In the sentence "I received a ton of candy for Halloween," the figurative language being used is:

Hyperbole.

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Violet and Peony are the major characters in this story. They can be grouped together because they’re both dynamic and round characters. They have well-developed personalities. Violet is tender, modest, and playful. Peony is curious, helpful, sweet, and obedient. When the story starts, both children are cheerful and kind. However, toward the end of the story, they get angry at their father when he tries to warm the snow-image. Their anger shows the reader that they have complex feelings. The mother is another major character in the story. She is a dynamic character because she ends up believing in the snow-image.

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I cannot see the pictures you sent in

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Sorry about that

Answer: People who work in commercial agriculture often have a surplus of crops and they rely on the export of the surplus for profit.

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The media aggravate the distorted perception by dwelling into scary reports on the basis of anecdotal observation and biased commentary. If there is a topic in which social sciences, in their diversity, should contribute to the full understanding of the world in which we live, it is precisely the area that has come to be named in academia as Internet Studies. Because, in fact, academic research knows a great deal on the interaction between Internet and society, on the basis of methodologically rigorous empirical research conducted in a plurality of cultural and institutional contexts. Any process of major technological change generates its own mythology. In part because it comes into practice before scientists can assess its effects and implications, so there is always a gap between social change and its understanding. For instance, media often report that intense use of the Internet increases the risk of alienation, isolation, depression, and withdrawal from society. In fact, available evidence shows that there is either no relationship or a positive cumulative relationship between the Internet use and the intensity of sociability. We observe that, overall, the more sociable people are, the more they use the Internet. And the more they use the Internet, the more they increase their sociability online and offline, their civic engagement, and the intensity of family and friendship relationships, in all cultures—with the exception of a couple of early studies of the Internet in the 1990s, corrected by their authors later (Castells 2001; Castells et al. 2007; Rainie and Wellman 2012; Center for the Digital Future 2012 et al.).

Thus, the purpose of this chapter will be to summarize some of the key research findings on the social effects of the Internet relying on the evidence provided by some of the major institutions specialized in the social study of the Internet. More specifically, I will be using the data from the world at large: the World Internet Survey conducted by the Center for the Digital Future, University of Southern California; the reports of the British Computer Society (BCS), using data from the World Values Survey of the University of Michigan; the Nielsen reports for a variety of countries; and the annual reports from the International Telecommunications Union. For data on the United States, I have used the Pew American Life and Internet Project of the Pew Institute. For the United Kingdom, the Oxford Internet Survey from the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, as well as the Virtual Society Project from the Economic and Social Science Research Council. For Spain, the Project Internet Catalonia of the Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3) of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC); the various reports on the information society from Telefónica; and from the Orange Foundation. For Portugal, the Observatório de Sociedade da Informação e do Conhecimento (OSIC) in Lisbon. I would like to emphasize that most of the data in these reports converge toward similar trends. Thus I have selected for my analysis the findings that complement and reinforce each other, offering a consistent picture of the human experience on the Internet in spite of the human diversity.

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The internet has positively impacted human society. In ancient society, written communication propelled forth civilization as ideas could be communicated and transported many places (such as bibles and books). With the internet society has banking, information, maps, entertainment and such as their fingertips. The internet has truly helped advance society to be more intelligent and more rounded with the wealth of knowledge and tasks that can be performed with the internet.

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B

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Here's a really bad short story, lol- I tried but also didn't so it's not the best. It definetly could use some improvement. I wasn't sure if it was supposed to be like science fiction of something, so I used paranormal activity I guess?

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Footsteps slowly creaked on every step of the stairs. The bedroom door handle turned slowly, an eerie creak being heard as the door was pushed open. The house was old and settled into the ground as the cold winter air beat against it. The father of the house slept soundly in his bed as the mother tiptoed through the house. She avoided as many creaks and dips as possible as she snuck into her child's room. The daughter of the home lit up as she saw her mother, the noises of before had scared her terribly. “Mother, mother! Might you check under the bed for me?? I heard noises.” She spoke hushed and quickly, afraid of someone overhearing. Her mother scooped her up out of the bed with her strong arms. “Mother?” The woman didn’t not speak. This began to worry the child.

The mother of the girl carried her out of the room, silently, it seemed all the ordinary noises that had occured when the mother approached had vanished. The house was deadly silent, even scarier than creaks and moans. It appeared the color on the walls began to vanish the farther they walked. The daughter looked up at the woman holding her. It no longer had the face of her mother. The creature's face was long and sad, it’s arms skinny, and it’s body weirdly proportioned. It didn’t scare the child though. They stood in a dark area, as dark as the deepest ocean, and watched one another. The girl stayed with the creature. It looked so sad she couldn’t ignore it. She placed her hand on it’s long face, “You were lonely weren’t you?”.

“I was the monster under the bed..” It replied lowley.

Answer:"Once Upon a Time" is a story about irony.

Explanation: The irony in the story is, all this safety they have to protect them but then the little boy ends up getting hurt and also they use the words happily ever after but it's really not a happy ending. This story is an allegorical tale.

Answer: factual evidence is always good to use because it can be proven right.

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D: How are you?

P: Fine.

D: I heard you had something wrong with your leg.

P: Yes, it is in extreme pain and I think it may be broken.

D: ...then why did you say you were fine?

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Voltaire was very much impressed by the liberty of thought in England. He was fascinated by John Locke and much studied John Locke's works , and adapted the work of John Locke to fit in his life, his own ways of conveying messages to French revolutionists, which includes writing the ideas of Locke’s  and theories into the novel which could be read by everyone and  anyone. Through Voltaire writing, he attempted to “bring about reform of the social and legal structure that existed at the time”. Voltaire works also spoke out against religious intolerance, wars and other political and social injustice.

One day when some one tells him  that as the man speaks with him, there are about 100,000 mad people around of their species who are wearing hats and killing other 100,000 animals that wears turbans or are being massacred by them and that we have used this by the Earth's surface by the time immemorial? The Sirian then shudders and he exclaims how cruel the fate is and who can conceive such a maniacal rage. Sirian cried with indignation.

Political theory of John Locke was founded on the theory of social contract. He believed that the human nature is always characterized by some reason and tolerance and also that human nature would allowed people to become selfish. This same theme is also seen in the Sirian's interaction with the humans.

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Francis is dominant and aggressive. He sees the world as a place where he can manipulate things when he wants. When he doesn't get what he wants, he gets angry that he can't have his way. Hedoesn't like being told no and on top of that, he doesn't know how to take no for an answer because he is spoiled.

Scout on the other hand sees the world as a big place and she isn't racist in fact, I feel that Aticuss protects her and it leads her to not be biased or predjudice. She sees no difference and isn't as educated about the world as Francis. She gets the opportunity to see the good side in people that no one else wanted to give them the chance to see.

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1.The main idea is robots in movies are not like Robots in real life.

2.The main idea is that robots can do stuff we do just without hurts from doing those things like welding

3.There are even robots that help in space in dangerous conditions that humankind cant go in.

4.The main idea is that people that weren’t able to walk before now can because of exoskeleton being attached    to the human body and head.

5.Just because movies say they're bad doesn’t mean they actually are.

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I did this last year

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c

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A

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The answer is b

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because when you look at it is the only response that has a first person word that isnt in quotations

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The excerpt from The Cruisers shows the passage has a first-person point of view is LaShonda tall, dark, and slightly wild looking. The  correct option is a.

At DaVinci Academy, one of Harlem's top gifted and talented schools, Zander and his team are the underdogs. But by speaking out, even these kids who are perceived as losers can triumph.

Things happen when they launch their own school newspaper. Four eighth graders named Zander, Kambui, Bobbi, and LaShonda make up the Cruisers. Despite the fact that they all have poor grades, they always look out for one another.

Myers examines freedom of speech, the part race and the Constitution played in the 19th-century slavery debate, the moral ramifications of slavery, and the effectiveness of nonviolent protest through Zander's sober narration.

Therefore, the correct option is a, LaShonda was tall, dark, and slightly wild looking.

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4

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The text is using the term to mean under the guide of. Not direction as in North or South.

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4

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D. Live news and  C. National news

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