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Sophia Nguyen, with her Master's in Journalism from the prestigious Columbia University, has carved a niche as a freelance writer. Her journalistic background, combined with a knack for storytelling, allows her to craft essays that are both informative and captivating. Sophia finds joy in essay writing, viewing it as a medium to convey complex ideas in a relatable and impactful manner, particularly enjoying topics that require deep research and factual accuracy.
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    How To Beat A Terroristic Threat Charge In GA
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    Terroristic threat is a serious criminal charge that can result in jail time, fines and having a criminal record. This means that it is important to hire a lawyer if you are facing this type of charge. Hiring the right lawyer can help you get your charges dropped or reduced by showing that your actions were not intended as a threat to anyone. If you have been charged with making terroristic threats, it is best to hire an attorney who…
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    Symbolism in The Beauty and The Beast
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    Symbolism is the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities. The ring, the curse, and the rose pressure the beast into transforming his cruel heart into one that is pure and full of love. These items help to cleanse him of his spiteful ways and allow him to find true love. The fairytale all starts when an old woman arrives at the castle, requests shelter, and offers the prince an enchanted rose in return. The prince being the coldhearted…
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    Rhetorical Analysis of Jonathan Edwards’s “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”
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    Jonathan Edwards’s “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” was intended to frighten people into believing that they were doomed for hell unless they expressed remorse for their sins, which would ultimately save them from hell. Edwards does this by using rhetorical strategies such as climax, repetition, and figurative language. At the time of when this piece was written, the use of repetition helps emphasize Edwards’s purpose of scaring his congregation into a confession of sins. An example of…
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    Analysis of “Aria: A Memoir of a Bilingual Childhood” by Richard Rodriguez
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    Immigration, an ever-present aspect of America, contributes heftily to day-to-day life. Everything from current American gastronomy to language traveled on the straining backs of immigrants since before America began as a nation. This duality of cultures in an individual reflected itself onto a duality of languages in many schools across the country. Like many other topics, bilingualism in educational institutions incites passionate debate and stirring controversies. To answer such a complex dilemma, one must dive deep into ones’ own emotions…
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    Beauty Perception in Alice Walker’s Beauty When the Other Dancer is the Self
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    In 1989, Alice Walker wrote the nonfiction essay, “Beauty: When the other dancer is the self”. Throughout this essay, Walker goes through a long journey of finding and accepting herself. The idea of beauty develops as the way we view yourselves. Walker is recalling her memories in present tense and how they have shaped her life, displays that beauty is more than just an external and physical concept it is the ability to feel comfortable in your own skin. Walker…
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    Why I Become a Nurse Practitioner
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    As the great American philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” This statement perfectly describes my journey into the nursing field and my decision to further immerse myself in higher education to advance my practice. This literature will portray my trajectory into nursing and explain my goals, interests, and career plans with obtaining my Family Nurse Practitioner degree. In May 2008, I graduated from Monmouth University and shortly after began my career at Merrill…
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    One Art Analysis – Literary Devices And Poetic Devices
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    In “One Art”, Elizabeth Bishop uses repetition, symbolism, and imagery to relate the act of losing to the reader. The poet impress upon the reader that things are intended to be lost and as such the pain of loss should be diminished by the frequency in which we experience loss. In the poem, Elizabeth Bishop writes using the villanelle format. A villanelle is a poem that consists of nineteen lines beginning with four, three lines stanzas and a final stanza…
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    “What the Health” Documentary Critique
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    Animal products are a staple in the diet of many Americans. Most Americans eat things like cheese, eggs, and meat on a daily basis, but how does it affect their health? This was the main question that the documentary What the Health was trying to answer. While it is a well-structured and informative documentary, most of the focus is on the impact that eating animal products takes on our health, while it scarcely mentions the environmental impact of eating and…
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    Rhetorical Analysis – Between The World and Me 
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    In Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Between the World and Me the author talks about the contestation issues regarding ongoing racial tension for African American men. Coates put light on how racism is still one of the main issues in America. He passes on the message to his son in the form of a letter, hoping he understands how the society they live in works. His only audience isn’t his son though. It is also to other blacks who endures the everyday struggle…
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    Analysis of “What You Pawn, I Will Redeem” by Sherman Alexie
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    What You Pawn I Will Redeem by Sherman Alexie is a fictional work of arts that describes the story of a Spokane Indian man named Jackson Jackson who is going along this journey to find and to redeem his grandmother's powwow-dance regalia which was stolen from his grandmother over 50 years prior and which he has recently seen in a pawn shop. The first line of the story says that he has to keep secrets from hungry white folks. Now…
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    Major Themes in “What You Pawn, I Will Redeem”
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    Desperation, loneliness, and uncertainty are typically emotions homeless people endure while living through this difficult predicament. In the short story, “What You Pawn, I Will Redeem” by Sherman Alexie (2003), these three elements are intertwined as they follow the journey of Jackson Jackson. Jackson, whom is a homeless man, raised as a Spokane Indian boy, has found himself living on the streets of Seattle (Alexie, 2003). Jackson has become accustom to this unsettling lifestyle, and seems to thrive on the…
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    Was American Imperialism Justified
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    There is a big debate on the U.S.’s actions in the late 19th century and early 20th. The argument is that the U.S. is being hypocritical, and are acting like Great Britain once was, and being very unfair to the early stage of our country. However, unlike Britain, the U.S. is spreading good ideals, like freedom and democracy, which strengthened our country enough to be viewed as a world power and trying to help other nations, territories, and protectorates. One…
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    Beauty, Confidence, and the Significance of Cosmetology
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    What is the definition of beauty? What defines beauty? What is it to be beautiful? Beauty is confidence. Many people in the celebrity world view beauty as one’s physical appearance. They are not wrong: there is a physical beauty, but people fail to realize their inner beauty. confidence has been shown in many makeover shows such as Extreme Makeover to make peoples beauty increase dramatically. Confidence allows self-esteem to increase , and grants the person more positive thinking in their…
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    My Favourite Place is My Bedroom
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    From all the places I know, there is one that is my favorite. That place is my bedroom, it is a medium size room. The color of the walls are purple. I wouldn’t say it is an amazing and beautiful room but a comfortable place for me to be when I want to be alone. It’s the place that cheers me up all the time. The place where I feel safe when I am home. Whenever I need to read…
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    My Goal is a Studying Abroad
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    For a very long time, I have made it a goal to have the opportunity to take part of a student program in an overseas country. If ever I will be selected it would be both a pleasure and an honor for me having knowing that studying abroad will offer me with the opportunity to enhance my education further while I completely immerse myself in the country’s customs as well as other education practices. I believe that change in environment…
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    Do You Really Need A College Degree To Be Successful?
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    Many people are told through their whole childhood that college is an absolute requirement to be successful in life. Whether it happens in school, at home, or anywhere else, there always seems to be someone handing out reminders that college is important. Furthermore, some kids feel as though their family would be disappointed if they did not attend college, which makes it much more appealing. Considering that college is regarded as an extremely important part of life, it should be…
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    How Do You Want To Be Remembered Upon Graduation?
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    After I graduate, I want to be remembered as a person who offered value to the world. A person should be remembered for being a giver to the world in a positive way. A human being is remembered by society for his good and bad deeds. The legacy that a person sets up for himself is up to that person himself. So, we should be living our life keeping in mind that our actions today are going to be the…
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    Caged Bird: Poem by Maya Angelou
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    The poem, “The Caged Bird”, was written by Maya Angelou. Throughout the poem, she conveys the themes of freedom and isolation by using the symbols of the free bird and the caged bird. The Variation between the two birds enables her to demonstrate her emotions and feelings about the two themes. In stanza 1, the poet introduces the reader to the free-flowing nature of the poem, which lacks a concrete rhyme scheme. This technique reflects the lack of restrictions faced…
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    The Odyssey: Did the Suitors Deserve to Die at the Hands of Odysseus?
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    Should Odysseus have killed the suitors? Odysseus had many alternative options that could have been done, instead of killing the suitors. Not only did Odysseus kill the suitors but he killed some of Penelope’s maids. Odysseus should have found another punishment like the suitors could of payed for everything they consumed and for the death of Odysseus’s dog. At the end of the day, all Odysseus wanted to do was feel the satisfaction of killing all the suitors, and he…
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    Dramatic Irony in Hitler’s First Photograph by Wislawa Szymborska
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    The poem “Hitler’s First Photograph”, written by Wislawa Szymborska, portrays Hitler as an ordinary and innocent child with infinite opportunities presented to him as he grows. The poem is about the childhood of Germany’s dictator. Hitler conquered many countries, committed genocide, and slaughtered millions of innocent people. The poem, however, chooses to explore Hitler’s childhood, that he was not born evil. This perspective is not usually considered and therefore Szymborska employs dramatic irony to get the readers to consider her…
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    Thesis and Central Argument of “In Cold Blood” by Truman Capote
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    The thesis, central argument of In Cold Blood, by Truman Capote, is that people are neither good nor bad, but a mixture of both. He also explains how it depends on how much good and bad you do that will make others perceive you as either evil or benevolent. This is especially shown with the characters Dick and Perry. Perry’s father wrote a letter to the Kansas State Penitentiary, explaining how Perry was born a good boy, but until his…
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    Moneyball Summary
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    When the Mets drafted Beane along with Strawberry, they believed that Beane was more ready to play, so they put him with the high level rookie team and Strawberry to the lower ranked leagues. In my opinion, I think every high school player should work their way up. Billy Beane was not used to failure, and never endured this in his career, and they were setting him up for it. Billy Beane determination of becoming a major leaguer star was…
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    Value Chain Analysis Southwest Airlines
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    The company is based in Dallas, Texas and has a staff capacity of over 46,000 persons. The carrier was formed has a low cost domestic carrier originally only flying in the state of Texas before branching out to other US states. From inception flights on short haul routes (Ross & Beat, 2007). Today Southwest Airlines flies domestic in the United States to 79 cities. Southwest Airlines is the largest airline in the world by passengers carried, in 2012 over 100…
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    Discuss the significance of the relationship between Emma and Frank Churchill
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    “Had she intended ever to marry him, it might have been worthwhile to pause and consider, and try to understand the value of his preference, and the character of his temper”. Discuss the significance of the relationship between Emma and Frank Churchill in the light of this comment. Jane Austen explores the themes of love, social class and misperception in Emma. Emma and Frank Churchill’s relationship is based on lies and deceit. Emma see’s Frank as a potential love interest,…
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    Why was the Middle Ages called the Age of Faith?
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    The label 'Age of Faith' best describes The Middle Ages because the church was always present during the good and difficult times. The Middle Ages are known as the 'Age of Faith' because it was the rise of Christianity. The church had one of, if not the biggest impact on Europe during the Middle Ages. The church controlled almost all aspects of life in medieval society. Even during dark times, the religion aspect of the country was solid and assured.…
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    Story About Myself
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    My name is Olivier ngounoue, l was born and raised in Cameroon but l moved to usa seven years ago. L am a nursing student at the pgcc of Maryland. L lives in Riverdale, Prince George's county, and am working to Pinnacle logistic in Baltimore want to talk about myself. When L know who l am, l know what l need to do, instead of looking for permission from others to do what l already know l ought to do.…
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    Memorable Vacation
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    Vacations are the time when everybody enjoys. Some went to their families, children went to their grandmother home, students went home from hostels stay with their families and enjoys. Despite of these normal vacation, there are some vacation which a man can never forgot. These vacations are special because u went to trip with your families or friends and made wonderful memories which u can never forgot. You keep these memories through rest of your lives. Same thing happened to…
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    I am writing to apply for the 2019 World Bank summer internship
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    I am writing to apply for the 2019 World Bank summer internship program. Upon visiting your website, I learned of the opportunity to produce a tangible impact on economies by introducing alternative perspectives into the bank's work. I expect to complete my Ph.D. in Management and Engineering Science at University of Science and Technology of China in May 2021 and look forward to the chance to gain an insider's view of the World Bank as an intern. My strong analytical…
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    “Nosedive” Analysis
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    The majority of today's population is very self-conscious of what others think of them. In the Black Mirror episode "Nosedive," Lacie Pound lives in a world where people's place in society is based on a system of number rankings. Her daily routine is filled with the constant worry and pressure of upholding her social image, which she believes to be a normal life. When confronted about her lifestyle choices, Lacie mentions the so-called "numbers game," explaining, "until I get there…
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    Career Plan – Career Plan After Graduation
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    Career planning is a lifelong process which includes getting a job, working on our skills, finding out our expectations from life and even retiring. There might always be possible changes in life because our long-term and short-term plans may not match. We cannot always control things from outside such as family, friends or health issues, but once we make a career plan, it lasts as far as possible.The career planning process should include these steps;First thing about career planning is…
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    Analysis the Song “The Way We Were”
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    There is a song—a love song that has touched several hundred thousand audiences’ hearts; it expresses the overflowing feelings of a woman who used to live in her intense true love. “The Way We Were,” by Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, and Marvin Hamlisch illustrates the innermost emotions and regret of a middle-aged woman when she reflects on the youth which she had gone through. This song has a light beat and slow tempo forming delightful sensations for the listeners, but…
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    An Analysis of Dominant Themes in Double Indemnity
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    Billy Wilder’s Double Indemnity is a Hollywood classic of the femme fatale genre. The movie employs the ingredients of film noir, such as blind lighting and voice over narration, which have been emulated in the noir circles- but none of the subsequent movies come close to Wilder’s masterpiece. Another highlight of the movie is the dialogue that is charged with the overtly aggressive sexual undertones- a characteristic of Raymond Chandler, who is credited for the screenplay. Although the movie is…
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    Florida State University Sample Essay
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    The Florida state university application essay should be written on the chosen theme which investigates the applicant's personality. You can find information about topics which are offered on the official website. The following FSU essay is based on the theme which is about telling a story which has a serious influence on the person's character. My Life Before and After "Call 911" - It was the last sentence which I heard before everything darkened in my eyes. I couldn't bear…
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    Compare and contrast Ralph and Jack as leaders
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    Ralph and Jack signify different themes and ideas throughout 'The Lord of the Flies'. They both have different personalities but in some aspects they are similar. For example, they both want to be leaders, but they want to lead in different ways. The two boys are from typical English public schools so their background is similar yet their personalities contrast. Ralph is calm and fair; he represents order, leadership and civilisation. On the other hand Jack is very authoritative and…
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    Ursula Le Guin’s “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas”
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    Ursula Le Guin’s “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” is a deeply disturbing story about having all the joys of Utopia at the expense of one child.  Le Guin uses heavy irony and sarcasm to express the narrator’s distaste at the use of this child for the greater gains of the rest of the society, and does so by at first exalting the city and then revealing the terrible dark secret that lies underneath. Irony is defined as “The…
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    Water Consumption
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    All around the world water consumption has been increasing in recent years as new reasons for using water occur, whether in industry, agriculture, in the home or for leisure. There are two reasons for this, a general improvement in living standards coupled with the rise in population. Many human activities use water for example as in agriculture, industry and for personal use such as when cooking, bathing and the washing of personal property such as clothes and cars. There are…
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    An Analytic Review of the Marx-Engels Reader
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    I will start my critique of this book by citing an excerpt from the Manifesto of the Communist Party proclaiming that the societies that have passed and continually exist are an absolute exposition of the contradiction of social groups based on the economic conditions. As Marx and Engels (1848) put it, “the history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles.” Freeman and slave, patrician and plebeian, lord and serf, guild-master and journeyman, in a word, oppressor…
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    ‘Trifles’ by Susan Glaspell Analysis
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    ‘Trifles’ was a one-act play written by Susan Glaspell in 1916. She was born in Davenport, Iowa. The play “Trifles” was adapted from a real life murder trial and imprisonment of a farmer’s wife that Glaspell was covering while working for Des Moines Daily News. The play proved to be a powerful insight into the lives of poverty stricken, abused and rural women. The name of the play was built around the idea that men consider the duties and opinions…
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    My Emergency Room Experience
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    I used to wonder what happens inside the Emergency Room of hospitals, what it would be like for a patient, for a doctor, and most especially for a nurse. As a nursing student, and as part of our program I was given an opportunity to have a clinical experience inside the Emergency Room. I had a three hour experience inside the emergency room. Inside the emergency room, I took care of a patient who was admitted for food poisoning. My…
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    Managing Anger: Understanding, Controlling, and Transforming Emotions
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    Anger is a normal state of emotion and can be helpful in times of confrontation because it increases our focus and improves out performance (Tamir). But, that same anger if uncontrolled can cause high blood pressure and the over indulgence of tobacco, alcohol and over eating. All of which lead to heart disease as well as the destruction of personal relationships in our life at home, work and school. (Potts). This is why it is so important to learn how…
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