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    Peace On Earth

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    Peace is something that many of us hope for on Earth. It is something that many people work for‚ strive for and die for. But is it possible? Is it possible to unite the countries of the world and live in peace and harmony? Is it possible to unify religions‚ cultures‚ and races to ultimately achieve‚ what many beauty pageant contestants‚ call‚ “World Peace”? Good evening adjudicators and fellow students. Peace is defined as “a state of mutual harmony between people or groups”. This statement tells

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    went smoothly‚ but I am grateful and humbled to see that I had achieved the goals I have set up for myself. Thanks to my very supportive family members I have checked marked on almost most of my to-do list expects being a Peace Corps volunteer. The first time I applied for the Peace Corps was right after I finished my undergraduate Studies. I was looking for my purpose. Confused and uncertain about my future. But now I would like to think my age and my educational experience has clarified if not all

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    A Separate Peace In the book A Separate Peace written by John Knowles the main character attends an all boys school. The book is set during World War One and explains how life and how the boys at the school are effected. There are two main themes in the book and they are jealousy and friendship. The two themes are actually mainly between two friends that attend Devon. The two themes show up several times throughout the entire book. The two boys both experience the to themes and both have to over

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    The Importance of Racial Harmony Singapore is a bustling metropolis. It is also one of the world’s most prosperous countries with strong international trading links and a per capita GDP comparable to that of the leading nations of Western Europe. However‚ the nation has also suffered from a turbulent history. Hence‚ the government has taken several steps to safeguard the present social security and stability of the nation. One of the most essential steps it has taken in ensuring social order is

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    I want to serve as a Peace Corps volunteer for several reasons. First‚ like other volunteers‚ helping those who are in need is my passion. Second‚ I believe in cosmopolitan values and I challenge myself to understand culture and values that I am unfamiliar with. Third‚ I want to help show the world that the United States is an immigrant nation and diversity is one of its core values. Born to local Chinese parents in Hong Kong‚ I immigrated to the United States when I was 19. I decided to leave my

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    The International Essay Contest for Young People is one of the peace education programs sponsored by the Goi Peace Foundation. The annual contest‚ which started in the year 2000‚ is a UNESCO/Goi Peace Foundation joint program since 2007. The United Nations has designated 2001-2010 as the International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence for the Children of the World. While every citizen is called upon to think about and act for peace in their everyday lives‚ peace education is encouraged

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    Peace is Possible

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    By: Salman Ali Intro: Peace is Possible Text‚ Let me briefly go over the background so that audience can get a in a historical perspective of Sindh as its an ancient province whose civilization stretches back to the earliest human settlements. The ancient Sindhi people embraced a peaceful way of life. Mohenjo-Daro‚ a city that flourished in 2600 B.C.‚ showed advanced city planning and well developed arts‚ yet an absence of even basic military fortifications and weapons. The rural areas

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    COMMUNAL HARMONY: NEED OF THE HOUR There is hardly any other country in the world than India which has a great diversity of culture‚ religion‚ language‚ tradition‚ community etc. People live and think in terms of their respective religions‚ faiths and tongues‚ and seek to serve their selfish ends without thinking of the national good. Such thinking is dangerous and is bound to lead to the disintegration of the country in the long run. The need of the hour‚ therefore‚ is to fight the forces of

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    Symbolism started as a loosely organized literary and artistic movement that originated with a group of French poets in the late 1800s. Within a century‚ symbolism will become a big influence on European and American literature. In the novel A Separate Peace‚ two rivers that are described are the Devon and the Naguamsett. The Devon river was filled with fresh water‚ flowed past hills‚ highland farms‚ and forests‚ passed the school grounds‚ then went over a little waterfall into the Neguamsett. The Naguamsett

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    PEACE AND DIGNITY On October12‚ 1992 - Columbus Day - the students and the faculties at Mott Community College planted a tree to represent the “circle of life” outdoors behind the Curtice-Mott Complex and to honor the survival of the human race. Since then‚ a yearly celebration has been held to ceremoniously celebrate the circle of life where the people of the 4 colors – white‚ black‚ red‚ and yellow- stand equally. The ceremony was serene‚ equally captivating‚ and there was an aura of unity

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