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- 8591: Abortion
- ... is a child that thinks, dreams, and feels pain. Yes, some women may look at having an abortion to solve her personal problems, but in all, women are abandoning the abortion because it weakens their great strengths: creation, compassion and the ability to look beneath the surface of appearance of things. Maybe soon the abortion issue will reverse, and people will see the rights of the unborn as greater importance than ...
- 8592: Henry Kissinger
- ... used to end the Arab-Israeli War of 1973, and finally his negotiation of a cease fire in Vietnam. It seems that he enjoyed his power, but then he did always say power is the great aphrodisiac. Works Cited Kissinger, Henry. Diplomacy. New York City, NY. Simon & Schuster Trade, 1995. Kissinger, Henry. White House Years. New York City, NY. Simon & Schuster Trade, 1979. Kissinger, Henry. Years of Renewal. New York City ...
- 8593: Halberstam
- ... a reflection of ourselves as we grew as a nation through racial and political upheaval, the birth and influence of television and the never-ending quest for money, money and more money. "(Sport) is a great window on society," Halberstam says. "People ask, 'Is it a metaphor for society?' and I say, 'No.' But it's a terrific window. Most of the things you're arguing about in sports, sooner or ...
- 8594: Important African American Figures
- ... of values." Along with demands for stronger civil and voting rights legislation and for a meaningful poverty budget, he spoke out against the Vietnam War. On Apr. 4, 1967, he told an audience that "The Great Society {President Lyndon Johnson's antipoverty program} has been shot down on the battlefields of Vietnam
- 8595: Guide Dogs
- ... intelligence, willingness to work, and their mobility. The dogs that help are really filling a hole that these people have. And making their lives easier by doing this. In my research I have learned a great deal of these dogs importance to the disabled. I have also seen how these dogs are trained and when to train them. I have seen the common breeds used by the people. I have seen ...
- 8596: The Lesson
- ... books was to keep a list of everything, and store this list in a very safe places. My father told me an interesting parable to teach me this lesson. There was a king of a great land whom was known for its ever bountiful storehouses of grain. One day, from a neighboring, a young farmer came to ask the wise king what his secret was. The king told him that ...
- 8597: Richard Wright
- Richard Wright One incident that had a great impact on Richard Wright's life was something that occurred when he was young and beginning to learn the true ways of the white people. This is actually just one part of a series of ...
- 8598: John Muir
- ... Muir died December 24, 1914. I learned that John Muir really cared about the wilderness and the importance and beauty of it. I think John Muir is a good role model because he did such great things. I am thankfull that John Muir helped save the wilderness.
- 8599: Imagination And How It Relates
- ... people probably feels happy, like he/she has achieved something. These are very obvious observations, easy to see, but in every well- done painting, deep emotion can be found. Art can be found in a great multitude of places. Even in the kitchen, art can be found. When a chef prepares a meal for a group of people, each spice and herb is added to make the food as taste bud ...
- 8600: Internet Relationships
- ... period of time. For some couples internet love do work out. They end up meeting offline and fall in love even more, and then more closer together and some do get married and have a great life. For the most part, those couples are in the minority. Even if an online relationship does not work, one can still learn alot from it. They can learn to communicate better with someone closer ...
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