A Glimmer of Hope
A life takes many courses throughout its existence. Positives, negatives, and most importantly moments of light filled with help and hope. We ... read more
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Accepting a Label
Since I was young my family and friends have given me nicknames, or abbreviations to my birth name. Only a couple of these names have stuck, either ... read more
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American Foreign Policy in the Middle East
Codding 1 Andrew Codding Foreign Policy Dr. Beau Grosscup 4/21/2008 Position Paper &nbs... read more
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Art or Trash?
Ono’s life takes on many different forms throughout the story An Artist of the Floating World by Kazuo Ishiguro. Ono is first seen as a stud... read more
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Balancing our World
Defining reality and fiction is something that we do in our everyday lives. Those of us that can balance these two opposites the most effectively fi... read more
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California Props 94-97 Shrouded in Controversy
Codding 1 Andrew Codding PS 402 Professor Dorrington Impact of Props 94-97 for California &nb... read more
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Cultural Event 2: Are We Safe After 9/11?
Last Wednesday I attended a speech in the BMU held by former CIA employee Dave Barrett. Dave was a member of the CIA during the Cold War and he had ... read more
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Cultural Event 3: Born Into Brothels
The Film “Born into Brothels” is a movie that paints a portrait of several unforgettable children who live in the red light distri... read more
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Cultural Event 4: Peace Corps and Travis Axton
Last Thursday Peace Corps representative Travis Axton graced my Multicultural Literature class with his presence. Travis did a full 27 month term of... read more
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Diving off the Deep End
From the beginning of human civilization people have guarded, protected, and hidden relics of religious or spiritual value. At the same time power hu... read more
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