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    Comma Usage Although women’s college basketball in Connecticut is a marvelously entertaining and increasingly popular sport‚ it is not hard to remember when it was not so popular. Only a few years ago‚ my friends and I could decide on a Sunday afternoon to go to a women’s basketball game at the University of Connecticut‚ and believe it or not‚ we could get seats for free near centre court. Of course‚ that was before names such as Rebecca Lobo‚ Jennifer Rizzotti‚ Kara Wolters‚ and Carla Berube

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    Comic Outline/Storyboard Block 1-Shay’s Rebellion The first block shows people fighting in court due to Shay’s Rebellion. Shay’s Rebellion brought debates over the constitution. People were fighting about Shay’s Rebellion because they were unhappy. They were unhappy because they believed they were not getting the freedoms they deserved. Shay’s Rebellion got its name after a guy named Daniel Shay. He was a farmer who refused to pay taxes on his land because he believed he should not have to. So‚ when

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    with the electorate but is distributed between a lot of groups. Chapter 2 questions: b. 1. The Great Compromise (Connecticut Compromise)‚ the writers of the Virginia Plan wanted a bicameral legislature with both houses controlled by population The writers of the New Jersey Plan wanted a unicameral legislature in which everyone had the same amount of representatives. The Connecticut delegates came up with the Great Plan ‚ a bicameral legislature‚ with one house controlled by population‚ the other

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    attempts to trivialize a certain tenet of the Connecticut Religion‚ namely God’s Wrath. Although Franklin may seek a greater understanding in regard to Mr. Ingersoll’s religion‚ he undoubtedly employs condescension throughout the work. After laying out Mr. Franklin’s argument‚ I contend that he fails to completely persuade me. Benjamin Franklin begins his argument by distinguishing between the “Connecticut Religion” and the “common religion” (57). The Connecticut religion‚ as described by Franklin‚ embraces

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    10/15/12 American Nation History Research Paper Samuel Colt Samuel Colt was born in Hartford Connecticut on July 19‚ 1814. His father Christopher Colt was a farmer who later moved his family to Connecticut after becoming a business man. His mother Sarah Colt had died from tuberculosis when Samuel was seven years old. His father had remarried two years later to Olivia Sargent. He had three sisters one that sadly died when she was just a child‚ the oldest of the three had died of

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    Legal Hurdles With the introduction of Birth Control to the public it had its fair share of legal consequences. The case of Griswold v. Connecticut is considered the foundational decision in recognizing the constitutional right of sexual privacy (Stein‚ 2010‚ p. 29). In the case of Griswold v. Connecticut it was stated that Estelle Griswold and C. Lee Buxton were arrested for giving “information‚ instruction‚ and medical advice to married persons as to the means of preventing conception” (Stein

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    Energy in Connecticut With politicians and scientists constantly publicizing global warming and the effects of climate change‚ our energy usage is rapidly becoming a major concern. Each state is slowly‚ but surely‚ moving towards cleaner energy such as wind or solar energy. However‚ almost every state has different terrains and therefore needs to figure out which source of energy is their best option. As an energy consultant‚ hired by Baker’s Energy Act‚ I recommend that Connecticut stops relying

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    circumstances of his birth and childhood that he would later attribute his lifelong sense of rootlessness." Eventually the Passo family settled in Virginia. His father paid for his education and he was sent to The Choate School in Wallingford‚ Connecticut in 1907. He also traveled with a private tutor on a six-month tour of France‚ England‚ Italy‚ Greece‚ and the Middle East to study classical art‚ architecture‚ and literature. John Randolph Dos Passos Jr.‚ married Lucy Addison Sprigg Madison in

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    policies of contracted health plans. Critelli had to chart a course to take employee health to the next level. Company Overview Founded in 1920‚ Pitney Bowes (NYSE: PBI) was a $6 billion mail and document management firm headquartered in Stamford‚ Connecticut. (see Exhibit 1) In 2008‚ Pitney Bowes served more than two million corporate and government customers through operations in 130 countries. The firm’s clients constituted around 80% of the U.S. mail-metering customer base and nearly 65% of the

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    gave off an aura of an outgoing and an athletic person. We said hi to each other and exchanged names. His name is Jose and his friends call him Jay. He was born in Stamford‚ Connecticut but he now lives in Norwalk. He is a Puerto Rican. To start off the conversation‚ I asked him‚ “Why of all the schools in Connecticut‚ you chose to study in Norwalk Community College?” Then he answered‚ ”Because it was cheap and it was close.” He is taking up Computer Science and he told me that he’s a geek when

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