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    bartender, or beverage server could be a hero. Harrah's casino has taken the word “hero” and given it new meaning. Harrah’s, along with its parent company Caesars Entertainment started the HERO program. HERO is acronym Harrah’s Employees Reaching Out. The program has been around over 10 years and volunteer work is almost done weekly. The events can vary anywhere from helping plant trees, helping rebuild houses, or just helping anyone in need. Hero is not dedicated to just one community, it is dedicated

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    ironically. Despite being shown any attention for her writing, Cineros shows a great deal of determination without encouragement from her father. She tells us that we may not receive support from those that we care about, yet we can still reach our goal. She reaches out to those who have been or feel neglected by society. Or

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    where they belong in the community and many others with untapped potential. For instance one of residents came in third place in our university for fundraising National Eating Disorder Association(NEDA). What really made me proud was that she reached out to everyone in our building to help her fundraise in the early weeks of school. I think this is a perfect example of how the Seven C’S in The Social Change Model of Leadership is being used on my floor. My resident found a cause that really spoke to

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    thrilled if you are victorious” (Bergland 7). Bergland is trying to inform his readers that our society would be a better place because everyone is trying their best to succeed and in this case, be their most perfect self. In order for the society to reach perfection, everyone should be trying their very best in order to strive for perfection. We should all be putting forth all our effort we have in order to get just a little bit closer to the idea of perfection and flawlessness. Society would improve

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    interest. However, prior to his gaining mobility, he must utilize a great deal of cognitive function to do this in the absence of certain motor skills. Chris’s skill in one particular cognitive domain, attention maintenance, emerges when he tries to reach desired objects and underlies growth in other aspects of cognitive development, such as cause-and-effect, spatial relationships, and problem solving. Regardless of Chris’s success in autonomously reaching the object, the process of trying to complete

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    Hermann Hesse. Siddhartha goes through many challenges and suffers in his journey to reach Nirvana. He wants to be enlightened one, one without fear to anything. He wants to keep continue his path to Nirvana. He leaves everything behind and keeps going towards his goal. The terms are very significant in Siddhartha’s life because the word Om guides him to perfection and oneness, he goes through many challenges to reach Nirvana, and the term Samsara makes him keep going in his life. The term Om impacts

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    The Kite Runner Analysis

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    adulthood. In The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, the characters of Hassan and Amir reach this pivotal point at different times in their life. The novel emphasises that coming of age is more than the sum of a person's years. At the tender age of 12, Hassan goes through something that truly shows how unselfish and valiant he is. After being raped to defend Amir, the young boy is forced to leave his childhood behind and reach a level of maturity that many people cannot even fathom. Going through this traumatic

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    daughter, Grace, passes he sees how suffering can affect people and reaches out to Sonny, who is fighting to make his way in the world through music. Baldwin shows us that you don’t have to see eye to eye on everything to accept that person. The narrator doesn’t agree with his brother’s use of drugs and the comfort he finds in music. When the news of his Sonny’s arrest arrives he brushes it aside, not seeing a need to reach out to his brother. “I couldn’t find any room for it anywhere inside me.”

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    A soft, hissing and crackling emerges from the flame. The flavor of the smoke calming me as I stare out on to the cold deserted street below. My neighborhood still as the dead after a day of activity. Now only I and a few passing cars enjoyed the peace and tranquility. The cold quiet night, like many I have spent smoking at my window, reached my skin and over time caused my extremities to numb. As if to mute the pain. Mind and body alike at last. The tree moved slowly in the wind had seemed to dance

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    A Short Story : A Story?

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    My palms sweat, my feet shiver as a mysterious white figure stands over me draining my soul. “ Leave me alone!” I shouted. The mysterious figure reach down , a sharp pain in my side. The shiny gold blade was tinted red as he started monologuing. “ Jake!” My friend shouted. With all my strength I ran. “ Jake simmons!” The white figure stuck out his hand like reaching something. His hand stuck on us and a white gleaming smile went up chin to chin. He pointed to the window. I looked at the ground

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