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An alumnus of MIT, Ethan Brown holds a degree in Computer Science. He works in the tech industry but indulges in essay writing as a hobby. For Ethan, writing essays is a way to demystify technology and make complex concepts in computer science accessible and interesting to students. His essays often bridge the gap between technical jargon and everyday language, making them highly valued by readers seeking to understand the tech world.
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    My Favorite Teacher Who Inspired Me
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    I feel that at this age it is hard to pinpoint a single important, impactful event in my life. Although looking back my 10th-grade year stands out the most for me. Education is and has always been an important aspect of my life. Teachers are some of the most disciplined people on the face of the earth because they are the ones that are responsible for educating future generations. They shape the lives of students by passing on values and…
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    Sensitivity of Ponyboy from The Outsiders
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    Have you ever felt different from the people you hang out with? The Outsiders by S.E Hinton is about a “gang” that has some rough people in it that are alway getting blamed for what the rich boys do. One character that stands out in the story to me is Ponyboy Curtis, because he is different from all the other greasers. Through Ponyboy’s sensitivity, loyalty, and friendliness he learns that it’s ok to be different. Ponyboy can be described as…
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    Epiphany in Story “Araby” by James Joyce
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    An epiphany is when a character or the protagonist experiences a sudden or conspicuous realization in a certain type of moment. James Joyce uses these evident moments in Dubliners to be examined and analyzed meticulously by his readers. In Araby by James Joyce, the protagonist is analyzed through a series of distinctive elements. Joyce makes the story Araby centered on an epiphany, and through the fraudulent feelings and disappointment, it results in disillusionment and realization. The story first begins by…
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    Freedom in Harrison Bergeron and Born Free Children: Struggling for Human Rights
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    A given right exemplifies the word freedom. Some examples of what can happen when people stand up for themselves and others occur in these stories: “Speech at the United Nations” by Malala Yousafzai, “Born Free: Children and the Struggle for Human Rights,” and “Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut. In “Speech at the United Nations,” Malala used her voice to make a change for boys and girls. In the story, “Born Free: Children and the Struggle for Human Rights,” the newsies…
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    Self-Reliance and transcendentalism and how they relate to modern day life
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    Many individuals in our world are frequently attempting to be self-reliant; trying to make it on their own and be original in idea and true to themselves. Much of those people end up conforming and doing what has actually been done in the past. They end up walking down the worn path that many have actually strolled before. However, a popular author called Ralph Waldo Emerson believed that you require to venture off the main course and explore brand-new concepts…
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    Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God: Rhetorical Analysis 
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    Jonathan Edward delivers the sermon “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” in a Puritan Church, known for its strict religion and literal interpretation of the Bible. In his sermon, he talk about God’s wrath, eternal damnation, and consequences. Edwards utilizes imagery, figures of speech, and alliteration in his sermon to capture his audience’s attention to become fearful of eternal damnation. In the “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”, Johnathan Edward uses alliteration to provide rhythm, sound,…
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    Is Social Media Good or Bad for Society
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    The evolution of social media is one of the fastest growing phenomenons of this generation. From sending text messages to liking, posting and sharing events on more advanced sites like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. In recent years, the online world has been portrayed as toxic environment responsible for a global wave of depression, for crippling relationships and its negative effects on sleep. However, social media is not all bad news. There is so much more to the online world than…
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    Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: Annotations and Analysis
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    Chapter 1 Device: Diction and Tone Assertion: The brutality of slavery Textual Evidence to Prove Assertion “I have two masters….I wish I could commit to paper the feelings with which I felt it” (Douglass 19-20). *The excerpt on pages 19 and 20 of this student’s book should have thorough and insightful annotations relating to diction (word choice) and the brutality of slavery. Analysis of Given Assertion Throughout the paragraph Douglass uses violent and gory diction to depict the brutal force…
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    Why Cheerleading Should be Considered a Sport?
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    By definition, a sport is “an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment (Roenigk, 38).” Although cheerleading fits the criteria of being a sport, there had been a large debate over deciding if cheerleading is a sport or not. The topic has been a controversial one for decades, however, cheerleading has proved to be not only a sport but one the most dangerous sport known to man. Cheerleading…
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    What Made Gilgamesh an Epic Hero?
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    The word hero is a broad term and can be defined in many ways. A hero has several qualities like courage, respect, and strength that can define heroism. When it comes to heroes, most people like to believe that a hero would always be there to save humanity as needed however, that is not always the case. All heroes are different, but what makes them epic is that they are formed in an epic narrative. Also, their accomplishments in the…
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    Graduation by Maya Angelou Analysis
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    In graduation by Maya Angelou, She and her class were graduating in a time when people did not want to see them graduate. This story took place in the 1940s and at that time black people were not seen the same as everyone else. Other races looked down upon them which made their graduation feel even more deserving of it. Angelou and her class were looked down on and discriminated during their graduation. This essay by Angelou takes place in…
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    The Tall Woman and Her Short Husband Short Story Analysis
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    The short story 'The Tall Woman and Her Short Husband' by Fengi Ji-Cai focuses on community, power, status, judgement and persecution. This short story is based on the life of an inseparable couple that are persecuted and judged by people in their community. This attitude and judgement towards the couple is compared with the attitude from the country. The story is written by the neighbour's point of view but not the couple's point of view. This story is only written…
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    Dances with the Facts: The Historical Accuracy of Dances with Wolves
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    When you ask a person to picture being on the Titanic the night it sunk, they will likely have no problem doing so. It was dark and a bit foggy. The band sounded wonderful and the dining room was beautifully decorated. Jack painted Rose’s portrait. Movies are powerful means through which people can imagine times and places that they will never visit. It is through films that many people develop their understanding of the past. Thus, we must carefully evaluate…
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    A Day in My Life
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    My name's Gareth, I'm fifteen years of age and I live in Eastbourne. In this essay I will be talking about a day in my life, this day will be Friday. On a Friday, I wake up bright and early, this is normally seven o'clock. I then get dressed into my school uniform, which consists of black trousers, a bright white polo shirt and shiny black loafers. After making myself look presentable, I go downstairs and make breakfast, some days…
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    Mulan: Buddhism, Daoism, Confucianism
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    Mulan is a Disney movie that debuted in 1998. The movie is set in China during the time of the Hun invasion. Mulan does not like to conform to the traditional Chinese daughter and is somewhat a tomboy. Therefore, Mulan takes it upon herself to go into way in place of her elderly and injured father by disguising herself as a man. With the help of Mushu, a small Chinese dragon sent by her ancestors to protect and help her,…
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    Winning isn’t everything
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    "Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing.'' I strongly do not agree with this statement because, Yes, it's a happy feeling once a person wins, but there is much more to life than winning. I think without teamwork and good sportsmanship and putting your best foot forward would not be good winning. "Winning isn't everything; it's the only thing.'' It is like saying Chris Gale is the most important person on West Indies team. Although winning is important and sports…
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    The Irony in Kate Chopin’s The Story of an Hour”
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    In the short story 'The Story of an Hour' Kate Chopin uses situational, verbal and dramatic irony to explain Louise Mallard's true feelings when she heard about her husband's death. Dramatic irony is when an audience watching a play understands what's going on in a situation while the characters are unaware of what is happening (Oxford), Situational irony involves a situation in which actions have an effect that is opposite from what was intended, and verbal irony is when words…
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    How Do I Answer the Question Who am I?
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    Who Am I? This is what I know about who I am. I am a 25 years old boy, I live with my parents, I have four brothers, sometimes I have a bad mood but to walk relaxes my mind. These are some of the general statements I can say about who I am. Many people could relate to this but what makes me stand out? I remembered when I was at school my mother used to tell me that…
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    An Intellectual Experience
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    When I consider the intellectual experiences that have most affected me, I find most striking those that have taught me something new and helped me develop a greater insight into myself. I have had a few intellectual experiences that have taught me important things but there was one experience that, perhaps more than any other, has allowed me to learn new things and develop an interest in my career goal. My experience at the Science Research Training Program (SRTP), sponsored…
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    Why were the police unable to catch jack the ripper?
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    It is probable that in modern-day society Jack The Ripper may have been caught. There are many possible reasons why Victorian police were unable to catch the notorious Ripper. The Ripper is thought to have been very clever in the way he operated and manipulated both the main police forces in London at the time, who were both in competition to catch him. Jack cleverness, in my opinion is one of the reasons that he was never caught. There are…
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    Discuss the Significance of Names in of Mice and Men
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    As seen in the book Of Mice and Men, author John Steinbeck uses a range of different names for his character, but as it seems, it is not just a coincidence that they are named this way. Steinbeck uses these specific names to match personality of a character and to show the significance of these characters to the society. Many characters names begin with a C for example Candy, Crooks, Curley, to create a direct reference to ‘Cain’ a nomad…
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    Cultural Insights Through Moroccan Proverbs
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    Every time I set down near my grand mother, speak to her and listen from her, I question the variety of popular or standard proverbs that she utilizes while talking about any topic. I always try to ask her to provide me "substantial" explanations about the significances that I can't see behind those words. And of course she always assists me and surprises me with deep cultural conventional explanations for the proverbs she uses. Utilizing sayings is extremely typical here…
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    Mark vs. Matthew: Comparing the Two Synoptic Gospels
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    Christianity is arguably one of the largest if not the largest religion in the world. At the center of this faith is its founder Jesus Christ of Nazareth. But Jesus did not leave any written documents behind. There is no single book discovered by archaeologist having the signature of Jesus Christ. Yet according to the adherents of Christianity, Jesus’ teachings are made available through various documents made by eyewitnesses who saw Jesus and fellowshipped with him. The bulk of these…
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    Lost in the Drakensberg Mountains
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    It was a sunny Saturday morning, my first time hiking and we were on the road to the Drakensberg mountains. My dad, Lanny, was driving us and I was lying on the back seat listening to music. Oh yes and my little brother Ross was in the passenger seat speaking to my dad, asking him about hiking. When we had arrived at 11:00 am we were booking in at one of the hotels close to our hiking trails starting point.…
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    Friendship Dynamics: Building Lasting Bonds
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    The process of "making a friend" is a very unique process. In which, it depends on the person who is trying to become friends with you, his gender, and his age, but the most important one depends on his personality. Every single person is different and the way they make friends differs between one person and another . The way people make friends depends heavily on their personality. The first step people take in trying to make a friend is…
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    Melody Journey through Different Musical Periods
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    The first piece I chose was Frederic Chopin’s Prelude in E-Minor (op. 28 no. 4). It was performed by Aldona Dvarionaite (2009). Chopin was a composer in the Romantic period. This is a sad piano piece. Chopin wrote primarily for the piano. The piece range was almost monotone in nature. The sound was in scale rising and lowering using the same melody throughout the piece. The tones were kept uniform repeating over and over again. I found this piece of…
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    Why I Became a Criminal Justice Major?
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    Criminal Justice was a great career for me to pursue because I have a passion for helping others in time of need. Whether it is mentoring someone who is in jail, in court, or helping someone with a traffic ticket or any other type violation. The criminal justice system is a group of institutions that work together to protect the society, and to prevent and control crime, and I feel that, that would be something that I would be interested…
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    Why Rules Are Important?
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    What are the rules and why are they so important? Everyone poses this question regularly. The answer is simple – they are needed to impose regulation in the society and allows to avoid chaos in everything start from the minor thing and ending with the more global ones. This is the most general explanation; however, it covers only the surface of the notion of a “rule.” This concept is much more complicated than it may seem at first glance. So,…
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    How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse?
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    So just imagine one day when you wake up and turn on the news. It says in big letters zombie epidemic has finally come. What do you do you say in your head, but you just cannot find out what to do and how to do it. Well I have four simple steps to know what to do. I memorize it in a little phrase that says, “Please remember what’s first”. Please stands for protection, remember stands for rescue, what…
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    Someone Who Inspires Me
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    There are always people in our lives that can be heroes in many ways, but my life’s hero will always be my mom. She influences me since I was born until now and also sacrifices a lot in her lifetime to make my and my siblings lives better. She loves us unconditionally, I have become the person I am today because of her. I adore her very much, not just because she is my mom, also such an amazing person…
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    In Three To Five Years From Today
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    In three to five years from today, as a hard worker, I have many goals set for myself for my near future. I know that by striving for what I want and believing I can do it that I will be where I truly want to be. Also I think it is very important to have the best basis you can reach for your future life. I definitely will be going to college, a large one where I can meet…
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    “Forgiving my father” by Lucille Clifton Poem Analysis
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    As an individual treads through life, she or he will understand at one point or another that the presence of complex relationships will frequently have an affect on the actions of those involved. The nature of these relationships can have either a positive or unfavorable impact on a person depending on the nature of it, or how extreme its aspects are. It is human nature to hold emotions inward and uphold a happy countenance; nevertheless, those who break this natural…
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    Leland Stanford – Robber Barron or Captain of Industry
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    Some American historians devote their research to topics related to robber barons vs. captains of industry. That's right, back in the 1850s, the New York Times dubbed new American businessmen. The metaphor implied medieval knights, who charged for passage past their castles on the banks of the Rhine. A nickname was still there, fixing for mill-owners and financiers, who in the XIX century created huge industrial and transport empires. They were named burglars because at one time they managed to…
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    “The Indispensable Opposition” Rhetorical Anaylsis
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    Walter Lippmann, author of “The Indispensable Opposition” informs his audience on the importance of everyone having freedom of opinion in society. He persuades his audience through diction which gives his piece a specific tone, and the use of pronouns that familiarize himself with his audience. Lippmann’s diction sets the tone for his entire piece. The first example of this is located in the first paragraph, Lippmann says, “Thus, the defense of freedom of opinion tends to rest not on its…
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    “Two Ways Of Seeing A river” by Mark Twain
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    The story “Two Ways Of Seeing A river” is a personal and creative essay. It was published in 1883 in Mississippi, by Mark Twain. Mark Twain explains how something so beautiful can turn ugly after seeing it numerous times. Not only is it ugly because of seeing iy numerous of times it is the way he sees the river from a different perspective and a different knowledge. Mark Twain first sees the river as a beautiful place to relax in,…
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    Chapter 1 analysis of Daisy Buchanan – The Great Gatsby
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    Daisy Buchanan is Nick's cousin and Toms wife. She lives with the rich old-money population of New York on East Egg. From Nick's first visit, Daisy is associated with otherworldliness. For example, the first image we have of Daisy in Chapter One is as one of a pair of women, lying on a couch and surrounded by fluttering, moving material - from the curtains to their white dresses, nothing is safe from the breeze blowing through the room. This sense…
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    Argumentative Essay:Dogs vs Cats
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    Pets bring happiness to a person’s life. They create a special bond with their owners. This bond can help an owner and his pet live in harmony. People usually get pets to have a companion in their homes. Couples get pets before having a child because taking care of a pet is similar in taking care of a child. Pets usually are fish, birds, mammals, and sometimes reptiles, but insects like spiders and ants are still owned by some people that consider them…
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    The Art of Baking
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    Have you ever sensed that lovely smell of sweet chocolate cake or fresh warm bread coming out of the oven when you go to a coffee shop? Well, that urging feeling to eat it and taste it is caused by the art of Baking. Baking is a cooking method using prolonged dry heat, such as using an oven. As heat travels through, it transforms batters and dough into baked goods with a firm dry crust and a softer center. Recipes…
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