civilian property more than government property. Destroying the homes could be considered hostile act against civilians. 2. Would you change it? Yes 3. How? Inform the mayor that at 0600 the evacuation will begin and he should gather every one up that is willing to leave. Ask him to inform the people that staying could get them killed and that we will make every effort to keep their homes safe. We will help rebuild any homes that are damaged. 4. What actions would you employ to prevent
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GRADUATION by F. Sionil Jose I always knew that someday after I finished high school, I’d go to Manila and to college. I had looked ahead to thegrand adventure with eagerness but when it finally came, my leaving Rosales filled me with a nameless dread and a great,swelling unhappiness that clogged my chest. I couldn’t be sure now. Maybe it was friendship, huge and granite-like, or just plain sympathy. I couldn’t be sureanymore; maybe I really fell in love when I was sixteen. Her name was Teresita
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(Primary) school in my country, our major goal was to learn to read and write and standout among other kids who did not have the kind of opportunities we had. After my six years of elementary school, I passed the Common Entrance Examination, which is required for admission into any High School of choice within the state. My high school career was akin to an image of someone groping in the dark. My school was located several miles away from my town. For the first time in my life, I had to live
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[Personal information] Where is your home town? , Where do you live? My hometown is Pohang , I live in Pohang (Realiy?) Do you live in Pohang, now? Yes I`m live in Pohang now Who do you live with? I live with my family. My family member is ~~~ What is your major? My major is computer engineering Is your major interesting? Yes, my major is interesting. because it is easy and funny! What do you study in your major? I study computer programming and math [Abilities] Can you cook ( swim
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much been the main focus of my life. As I grew up, the game has taught me many life lessons that go beyond the baseball diamond. After high school, I received a scholarship to play for Kankakee Community College near my home of town of Chicago, Illinois. The picture was takin last year by one of my teammates shows me preparing to play in a Regional Championship with the winner advancing to the College World Series. The photo represents various different aspects of my playing career and how the journey
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takes place in a small town called Sylvan, in South Carolina. A 14-year-old girl named Lily Owens is living with her abusive father T Ray, when she is also living with the fact that her mother is dead, and that she has nobody except her “stand-in mother” Rosaleen. When one day Rosaleen decides to register for voting, since she is black she has a hard time doing so. She insults 3 racists on her way. She and Lily are then thrown in jail, Lily is bailed out when she then goes back home finding herself running
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• Where did you grow up? I grew up in Raymond, Washington, a little logging town about thirty miles east of the Washington coast. • What is your major? What do you plan to do after earning your degree at Chapman/Brandman? My major is MA in Organizational Studies and I plan to go into training and development after I graduate. • What other languages besides English do you speak? I currently only speak English, but I am trying to learn Irish. • What is the origin of your family’s existence in the
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more a family of beliefs and it is specific to an individual and their family. Each family has a “Family God.” They make special offerings to their selected god on a selected day, they will wear new clothing, and they will decorate the path to their homes with a sacred symbol called a “rangoli.” Holi Festival Holi Festival “Be a free spirit to play with colors” “Be a free spirit to play with colors” The religion follows scared scriptures called Vedas. They hold important information in regards
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was being poked and pinched by invisible creatures and also cry in a helpless terror. As the fits continued to happen they increasingly became worse and drew the attention of neighbors and townsfolk. Neighbors of the Wescot’s came to visit their home to see Katherine’s fits for themselves, many of the neighbors were trivial to believe if the maid servant was truly bewitched or simply putting on a show to avoid her work. Many of the neighbors watched and preformed tests to asses if the maid servant’s
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faults that they had to face these obstacles. The Vietnam War changed how people lived in their villages. The war created problems between the citizens’ relationships with others and the country. “I had to go to fight in the war and leave my children and wife behind. My youngest son was only two years old at the time.”(Pham) Both sides were challenged substantially, but in the eyes of many, the North Vietnamese were not as affected as greatly as the South Vietnamese. The South Vietnamese had to face
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