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    Mary Wollstonecraft was the most recognized female writer of her time, who discussed issues such as women and education. In 1792, she became famous with this book A Vindication of the Rights of Women. Written in 6 weeks “A vindication presented the case for universal rights, social equality and women’s economic independence” (Black, 86). Wollstonecraft’s ideas for education reform include separating youth by social class at a certain point so they can pursue occupations appropriate for their…

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    Purugganan, Jeff André C. BSE32 Professor Jesser Eullo Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan is a fantasy-adventure novel based on Greek mythology that can be dissected using Joseph Campbell’s Hero Myth. The Hero’s Journey in the story is the following: I. Separation/Departure A. Call to Adventure Percy Jackson’s mundane existence is a troublesome kid with a peculiar case of dyslexia and ADHD. He gets himself kicked out of every school he has ever been to.…

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    Louis Groarke in his book, Moral Reasoning: Rediscovering the Ethical Tradition, has a chapter based solely on Socrates and his student Plato called Socrates and Plato. Chapter four: Socrates and Plato are based really based on Plato’s work. Socrates, similar to Jesus, never wrote or documented anything as far as we currently know, and so we rely mostly on Plato’s text to determine who Socrates was. The titled of the chapter is Socrates and Plato, though all we really understand is who Plato was…

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    Carmen Gardino Professor Rick L. Woten History 153 12010- U.S. History since 1877 04 November 2017 The Immigrants Journey in Redefining the American Dream A dream waiting to come to pass, immigrants finally make the journey to America. These new faces full of hope and expectations of a type of heaven. From 1900-1914 about thirteen million immigrants make their journey to the land of plenty and freedom. They were fleeing their poverty stricken countries in central and southern Europe. A…

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    My Visit To Devils Lake

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    When I had the opportunity for a vacation, I immediately arranged a fishing trip. I was so excited to visit Devils Lake to satisfy my search for some Panfish, smallmouth, trout, perch, Northern pike, walleye and many other large reef dwelling creatures, but I did not know that I am in for an unusual experience, that inside water like Devils Lake anything is possible. The fishing was excellent, I must say, in addition to good weather condition during my visit. I really enjoyed dropping jigs into…

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    One of the most significant breakthroughs that occurred in the scientific world recently is the creation of CRISPR. CRISPR stands for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, which are strands of DNA that have the ability to precisely change the genetic code in every species4 (6:30- 6:57). Genes control all of an organism’s traits and characteristics. Characteristics that CRISPR can modify range from significant alterations such as immunity to deadly diseases, to superficial…

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    Shelley’s renowned novel, Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, a representation of the madness that evolves around the desire to succeed in doing the impossible, is mangled by the hardships that come with completing the unimaginable task of creating a chimera. Although written in 1818, Shelley’s message of enjoying the pursuit over the ending product is still relevant today. Society continues to falsely idolizes those for their achievements…

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    Bacteriorhodopsin Experiment

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    Abstract Bacteriorhodopsin is located in the plasma membrane of Halobacterium halobium, where it acts as a proton-pump, transporting protons out of the cell. Since its discovery in 1979, much research has been done on Bacteriorhodopsin and there have been many advancements in our knowledge. Firstly, on its structure and function and secondly, on the conformational changes it undergoes during retinal isomerisation. Introduction Bacteriorhodopsin is a globular protein, (Henderson, 1975) which…

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    them is impossible.” And again: “We have nothing to fear on the part of the Negroes; they are tranquil and obedient.” And again: “The Negroes are very obedient and always will be. We sleep with doors and windows wide open. Freedom for Negroes is a chimera.” Historian Roger Dorsinville, who cites these words, notes that a few months later the most important slave insurrection in recorded history had reduced to insignificance such abstract arguments about Negro obedience. I am not so sure. When…

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    to feast on. When looking at all the events that so frequently occur there, many wonder how so many adults are unaware that their town of Beacon Hills is literally a beacon, a supernatural magnet. Werewolves, kanimas, darachs, kitsunes, banshees, chimeras, and even hellhounds are drawn to Beacon Hills, as it is the perfect setting to prey on the innocent while going virtually unnoticed by local town authorities. The city is surrounded by several acres of woods, an easy spot to lure prey and…

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