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    This year we read a book called Ender's Game. Ender’s Game is about a boy named Ender, who is trying to help save his world from Buggers. Ender had to go through a series of test to become leader, which lead him to defeat the Buggers. Luckily, Ender is smart, and he never gives up, and he is a leader. With these skills that Ender has, he was able to conquer and defeat the Buggers, with the help of a few friends. In our world today we have people that can be like Ender and we have some who are the

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    Asian Influence in Gaming

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    Mortal Kombat, a one versus one American video game, developed by NetherRealm Studios as a whole seems to have much influence from the one versus one video game series Street Fighter made by Capcom, a Japanese video game developer. This influence is especially seen in the development of the characters of Mortal Kombat, The character Kitana (Figure 2) from Mortal Kombat displays much influence from Street Fighter’s Chun Li (Figure 1), from colors to a spin off of her clothing. Chun Li (Figure 1) has

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    Violence on Television: Violence is Everywhere " I never learned which party was victorious, nor the cause of the war, But I felt for the rest of that day, as if I had had my feelings excited and harrowed by witnessing the struggle..." (Henry David Thoreau) These days our whole life seems to revolve around violence. There are so many channels on TV that advocate violence on a daily basis. Sports that we see every Sunday stir up aggressiveness and bring anger to a high level. Around school conflicts

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    the events occurring in society during that time. In short, "Enemies" is about two men, Lee Strunk and Dave Jensen, who are battling not only in a war but with each other.  They were viciously fighting about a missing jackknife.  A question that the reader might ask themselves is, why were they fighting over a jackknife? Did it have some special sentimental meaning?  These questions cannot be answered; they can only be left to wonder. Vietnam was a very mentally and physically strenuous war to

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    Minerva changed to become something she wasn't ; when all along she never was Minerva. She was everyone but herself;Minerva was great at influencing her sister for the better. But when her life took a turn for the worst, she became more violent and leaned towards the Revolution. Minerva says " A soul is a deep longing in you that you can never fill up but you try." Minerva becomes an individual that everyone decides on who she is and how she lives. Minerva became afraid of the things she chose to

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    is stronger than I am” (196), Woolf states. Basically, she says that we are choosing how to live – fighting or not, with someone’s help or without – the end is the same. It is pessimistic, but it’s the sad truth of life. In opposite to Woolf, Dillard says that “even death, where you are going no matter how you live, cannot you part” (3). She suggests to live the way we want, “yielding, not fighting” (Dillard 3), just like weasel lives his life following the instincts. Life doesn’t have to be complicated

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    Townie by Andre Dubus III

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    drinking, and fighting. This became a way to show power. The most powerful people were strong and always came out on top in fights, had all the drugs and alcohol, and therefore all the power. This drove many people to fight so that they could move up this chain of command. No one wanted to be the bottom because that was the position of the most abused people of the neighborhood. This need and fear is what drove Andre to fight and the understanding of this fear is what drove him away from fighting. The biggest

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    let me tell a person who obeys this law in every single moment will be the mightiest of all despite being a meek!.. We can easily compare it with an example of river as mentioned by Raymond Holliwell in the book “ “ a river just flows without fighting with its obstacles and then it slowly gathers so much of power that all the obstacles that were huge earlier are pushed away and later this river will take the form of ocean… Problems are never that big as they always seem to appear.. It is

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    HODHI

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    potentially be life changing you never know what they will tell you. Most of the time, they will say things that will ultimately help you for the rest of your life. Fight Clubs provides a twisted story line of how one thinks he is fighting opponents when he actually is only fighting himself. Parents can sometimes be annoying and bossy, but they are only like that to protect and guide you through life supplying you with the tools you need for a successful life. For exampl...

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    weapon with the swoosh sound effects as she swings into position. Everyone readies their weapon and charges in; it quickly turns into a brawl with sounds of weapons clashing everywhere and shouts in the background. Alternating shots between people fighting. Hit-girl makes her way to Mouth Russia a secondary Antagonists she quickly kills a villain in front of way jabbing blade into his eye with the sound effect of blood splat. Action music starts peaking. Mother Russian says” are you ready to die little

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    Being treated like filthy, worthless animals. Fighting for every breath, no matter what it might mean they have to do. This is exactly what Hitler wanted to do to them. He wanted to break them down, beat them, take everything they know and love away from them. He was successful with most of them, but

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    write about is about The Fighting Irish’s recent game against Duke. I picked it due to the fact that I was interested in reading it and the game was intense. The intended audience is anybody that is curious about basketball, The Irish, or how the game ended up. The article is called Notre Dame drops 3rd straight in home loss to Duke and is written by Angelo Di Carlo from WNDU. His objectives were to summarize key points in the game and focus on the player’s thoughts on the game. His goal was to make

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    Essay - How to Win an Argument To win an argument one must keep in mind the following factors: Is the argument worth fighting? Do you have the proper background to win the argument? Who is your opponent? And finally, do I have the proper argumentative behavior. Before getting involved in an argument, you must decide whether or not it is even worth fighting. Does the subject at hand have any interest to you, does it make a difference if you win or lose. An argument about Jackie

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    oldman and the sea

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    Santiago had to go on the 3-day trial fishing to test his luck and admires him for it. Manolin is the person that takes care of Santiago. The marlin is a very noble, big and beautiful fish. Whatever it symbolizes, to the reader it's something worth fighting for since Santiago risks his life battling sharks in his attempt to save the marlin. The marlin is Santiago’s last shot at luck. Santiago knew that this fishing trip would be the last spark of luck he would have for the rest of his life. Although

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    A Feminist Reading of John Updike's A&P

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    illogical and irrational behavior. But one can, through a careful examination of Sammy's life, determine that Sammy is just a naive, young man whose impulsive acts, partly as a consequence of his upbringing, compel him to participate in a cause not worth fighting for, instead of using his talents for more constructive purposes. No matter how much Sammy tried, he could not transcend the rational barriers of his evolutionary counterpart, the ape. From the moment that Sammy first gazed upon those three young

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    were from animal fighting. Dog fighting is a major moral issue across the nation. Dog fighting is the act of forcing dogs to fight to the death in a pit or box for the enjoyment of their owners and the public. The argument against dog fighting could be explained through the fact that dogs are moral agents as in they are autonomous, they make decisions, virtue ethics, the owners are not being virtuistic by participating is raising these dogs to fight and utilitarianism, dog fighting does not promote

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    Examples of Animal Cruelty

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    Every day in the United States animals are beaten, neglected, or forced to struggle for survival. Animals are left behind without anybody to care for these poor animals; they’re left with no food or water and left with no hope of survival. Some animals get lucky and get rescued giving them the chance to be loved again from others and showing them that they are people out there that do care; but in some cases some animals aren’t as lucky. Some are killed, or some die because of their unsanitary conditions

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    Taliban and clearly saw the connection between September 11th and the al Qaeda masterminds. Their support ran afoul only when the US tried connecting the dots between September 11th and Iraq. To say the French are opposed to war or are against fighting terrorism is both inaccurate and inflammatory. The French know first hand the implications of Islamic jihad-driven terrorism, as they have been the target of more terrorist attacks than any other European nation during the last century. The scars

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    “Ignorant owners give pit bulls a bad reputation. “ In an editorial entitled, “Ignorant owners give pit bulls a bad reputation”, Becky Bennett argues that pit bull bans are not only questionable as far as lawfulness and usefulness, but would also prompt people whose interests in the breed are for “all the wrong reasons” to “find and misuse, and therefore negatively popularize, another powerful breed” (Bennett). Bennett suggests that instead of breed specific bans, communities would be better off

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    war, Hector might have taken it. “Without a noble escape, Hector is forced to fight”(Willcock 62). It does not seem to be rooted in his own belief that his brother Paris' actions are worthy of defense, or that Helen is a prize absolutely worth fighting for. In fact, although he feels fraternal affection for his brother, he reviles Paris several times for his selfishness and womanizing that has brought such grief to Troy. To Hecuba, he says "A great curse Olympian Zeus let live and grow in him [Paris]

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