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Edwin James, a scientist and explorer who lived from 1797 until 1861, held a wide range of experience and knowledge about a multitude of different fields. He attended the Long Expedition of 1820, which was a scientific journey along the Platte River and through the Rocky Mountains. During this expedition, he contributed by providing his knowledge of medicine, botany, and geology, as well as having kept detailed notes on the discoveries that he and the other members of the expedition made; afterwards, he went on to study Native American languages, and wrote countless books that helped shape our understanding of history and the natural world. Edwin James held a variety of occupations in his lifetime. He was born “at Weybridge, Vermont, in 1797, was graduated from Middlebury College in 1816 and later studied botany under John Torrey and James Eaton, and medicine under his brother, Dr. John James” (Wood).
The story “NightJohn” is about a slave named John who traveled to plantations to educate young slaves. When John is bought by Waller, a young slave named Sarny learns that there is more to life than working their days away for their masters. John does whatever it takes to educate other slaves - even if it puts his own life at risk. The book “NightJohn” by by Gary Paulsen, Sarny learns that anything can be accomplished when you have the courage to stand up for what’s right.
This article is an interview with Jon Cawthorne, Dean of Libraries at the West Virginia University Libraries. His research work focuses on scenario planning for libraries. He is one of only a few African American, young, male, library directors. Dr. Cawthorne received his Ph.D. in Managerial Leadership from Simmons College in 2013. As he states in the article, he decided to become a library director after a library leader attempted to persuade him not to become a director.
In “Reading and Thought” by Dwight Macdonald, Macdonald raises the idea of reading deeply and how our society has changed its reading style. He points out that our modern society constantly reads irrelevant information in articles, newspapers, or magazines in our daily lives. A term called “functional curiosity” is a person’s interest in being amused, entertained or wanting to know what’s happening around the world. According to Henry Luce, the creator of Time magazine, “Functional Curiosity grows as the number of educated peoples grows.” Macdonald argues that being “functionally curious” is not functional because it does not help the individual function.
John, a missionary, for the first time she is the little girl lost in the woods. St. John is very passionate about his work as a missionary in India, which is what he is home prepping for. Once the reader gets to know St. John he is a hard and cold man, who focuses on one thing and that is marrying a beautiful woman and taking her with him to be his missionary wife. This makes the reader and Jane ignore the fact that he is handsome, blonde, and blue-eyed. Now to focus on that Jane came into St. John’s life poor, starving and alone.
In the article “Reading and Thought” by Dwight MacDonald he advocates how printed readings such as the Time Magazine is “not functional” and irrelevant to an individual. According to his statements readers skim or only read parts of the Time Magazine due to the fact that most readings are long. Although Macdonald is partially right about this claim, some online articles, magazines, and newspapers are still practical and contain useful information on various topics. Macdonald only emphasis printed readings like Times and New York Times however he doesn’t mention other companies that people also read. Not all printed readings are unnecessary but instead contain relevant information to readers like topics based on health, natural disasters, politics, and nature.
The figure on page 206 is a “path diagram” created by Blau and Duncan demonstrating how the family income of sons’ resembles their fathers’ to a similar degree. This is known as intergenerational mobility. When preparing the diagram pictured on page 206 only the white men were questioned. The father’s education level, father’s occupation, son’s education and occupation are the four key variables (Kimmel & Aronson, 2012, pg. 206). According to Kimmel and Aronson, 2012, while studying Blau and Duncan’s research they found that the sons’ education and occupation is dependent upon the ascriptive and achieved characteristics.
After I graduate from high school, I know almost exactly what I want to do with my life. However, John Tyree has no clue. John decides to drop out of high school and enlist in the army, not knowing what he wants out of life—until he falls in love with a girl named Savannah. At the pinnacle of infatuation, John has to return to war. After writing letters and being away for a long while, he’s almost ready to come home.
Lucy has recently accepted the proposal Arthur Holmwood, but she had to turn down Dr. John Seward, who is a doctor at a mental asylum, and Quincey Morris, an American who is visiting Holmwood. Mina soon becomes concerned because Lucy’s old habit of sleepwalking starts up again and Mina hasn't heard from her fiance in a while. Lucy and Mina witness a shipwreck while out walking at night. The only thing that survives is a big dog, which quickly
As he slowly reaches for the domino sized bread, he collapses. Silence is all I hear, with a helpless tear running down my face. Today Stalin is coming to give a speech, everyone in the town must attend. We were all once wealthy, having enough food to feed our families. Now we, the “bourgeoisie” class is going down, and the peasants are supposed to rise.
What are your greatest strengths as a writer? my greatest strength are brainstorm, and outlines because I can think different concept of my writing and get ideas and put it my paper. Outline help me to guide me in my writing to focus what I want to write about. For me, brainstorm is one the best strengths, and outline can be my second one for several reasons.
In the play of Macbeth, there are some characters that could be responsible for Duncan’s death. I personally think Lady Macbeth is the cause of Duncan's murder. She is the most ambitious to kill the king in the beginning of the play, pressuring Macbeth. Lady Macbeth was persuasive of driving Macbeth to commit the murder. She manipulates him to go through with the murder even though he was very doubtful about it.
It portrays the 1917 Russian Revolution atmosphere with the replacement of Russia into Animal Farm. The characters also did not fail to resemble the real people involved in the revolution. Power leads to greed, used to take advantage and manipulate. A person with absolute power tends to choose greediness after a certain time period, despite having followed a wise person’s vision and mission.
