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    Janiquea Gray

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    good a man’s fish-grabbing education had been‚ he could not grab fish when he could not find fish to grab.” (35) So even though they were learning how to fish-grab-with-bare-hands in the secondary school the teachings weren’t as complex. It became absurd that they were still teaching how to hunt with bare-hands. They were teaching them what to think instead of teaching them how to think. One could starve who relied on school learning to get him meat in the woods. Teaching students how to get the information

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    History of Zero

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    Zero is a unique number that means “empty space” and that which represents a number and its use for computation. It was conceived from the Hindus from India. The earliest recorded evidence was found on the Gvalior inscription‚ however‚ the zero we are accustomed to today‚ came much later. Zero has two basic uses: to mean empty space or to represent a number used for computation. It is especially important in positional notations. Positional notations‚ is a numerical system in which each position

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    The Bedford Reader Essay

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    1) Key Points In the first chapter of The Bedford Reader‚ the techniques of narration and specific narratives are assessed. To begin‚ a definition of a narrative is clarified‚ “a narrative may be short or long‚ factual or imagined‚ as artless as a tale told in a locker room or as artful as a novel by Henry James” (40). The passages go in-depth into the process of storytelling‚ picking apart the importance of each piece‚ and allowing the reader to understand the simplicity of an essay‚ or in this

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    Dreams and Aspirations

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    the same ideas differently‚ shaping our understanding of dreams and aspirations. "If you can imagine it you can create. If you can dream it‚ you can become it." William Arthur Ward These three texts contain the search for dreams‚ whether they be absurd‚ simple‚ or take you on a journey. Throughout the texts‚ the protagonists realise their dreams‚ each represented in a different way. In Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keys‚ Charlie’s dream is to be intelligent‚ not so that he can be normal‚ but

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    Commentary “A Piece of Cake” “A Piece of Cake” is the third short story of Roald Dahl’s collection Over to you published in 1946. The collection deals with Royal Air Force pilots or civilians who participate in World War II. The story deals in a first part‚ with an unknown first-person narrator who doesn’t remember his accident well. Before the latter happens‚ he and Peter‚ his fellow pilot plan to head towards Mersah Matruh. As they prepare to fly off‚ an airman warns them to be careful

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    blood money quests 1

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    AP WORLD HISTORY: 2013-14 Questions: Blood Money Name: Date: 10/9/13 Directions: Read the article linked in Moodle and prepare responses to the following questions for discussion on Tuesday‚ 10/15/13. Please write out your answers to facilitate the discussion‚ although I will not be collecting them. In addition‚ please print out a copy of the article at home to bring to class on Tuesday. 1) Who is Baldwin Spencer and what is he demanding? Baldwin Spencer is the prime minister of Antigua

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    Life is a gift

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    unresting thought of a man has created in the ages is compressed only into a small compass of His brain”… Rights to understand what really goes on in the long run were not granted to mere mortals.  We will have no right. And it was just a bet. Strange‚ absurd‚ perfectly‚ terribly surreal‚ true—but still just a bet. The lawyer and the banker would never have imagined it when they were still young and eager and foolish—but neither did they when old and tired‚ for still‚ they were foolish—but sometimes we

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    What Are Iago's Motives

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    “the other”. Iago‚ a white Venetian‚ specifically feels that a man of color should not be above him in social class nor should be in any type of relationship with someone outside of his race. Iago uses racist slurs as he wakens Brabantio with the absurd news that not only has his daughter Desdemona married Othello‚ but they are having sex . As Iago addresses Brabantio ‚ he uses the sexual imagery of “an old black ram is tupping your white eve”(1.1.87-88). This imagery is important because it prompts

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    Cooperation In 1984

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    habit or routine until eventually all unique and emotional thoughts are demolished before one can stop to process them. Winston‚ a hard case to crack for the Party‚ finally gives into the Party’s tactics and somehow‚ for a moment‚ makes sense of the absurd Party slogans: “he began to write down the thoughts that came into his mind… Freedom is Slavery” “ the Party was right” (290) he says. By finally convincing Winston to believe the slogans‚ the Party has proven that its methods for achieving its ultimate

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    Absurd hero: one who recognizes that life is meaningless and retains joy by creating a purpose in an otherwise meaningless life. The verdict of Meursault’s trial is Meursault must be punished with the death penalty. He sits in his jail cell‚ and reflects on his life. It is determined that Meursault’s fate is set in stone: he will suffer the death penalty‚ on a certain day‚ at a certain time. Meursault is an absurd hero because after being condemned to death‚ he accepts life to be meaningless. Meursault

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