This paper is addressing a comparison of Leslie Sage's article Writing A Clear and Engaging Paper and Madhav Ghanta's article Is the Liquid-Phase H2O2 - Based Ethylene Oxide Process More Economical and Greener Than the Gas-Phased O2 - Based Silver - Catalyzed Process?. ... Whereas Sage's article is in laymen's terms, but still holds its professionalism, allowing a connection to be made between the writing and the reader, but still remember they are reading a scientific paper. ... I believe this is a better set up than IMRAD, and was a well-thought, creative change that G...

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Although Anzaldua's chosen structure does not follow the rules of academic essays devoutly, it is highly effective in presenting her argument and is a good example for further speculations on writing styles and the academic arena. ... This defies the academic approach of clear-and-concise writing. ... Anzaldua'a style is academic, yet she makes it fit her creative style. ... In retrospect, well written creative essays provide quality of knowledge and in Anzalduas' case, also quantity of readers who gain knowledge versus just the latter--which is a result of writers who devo...

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Spinelli maps out the places where Maniac resides at different points throughout the book and through the detailed and creative writing, the reader is able to imagine a vivid setting in which these larger themes take place. ... Spinelli's writing style matches the content of the story. His writing is youthful and creative, allowing readers to feel as though they are part of the happenings in the story. ... The characters are interesting and the style has a fun tone and there is humor in the writing, so children are likely to enjoy reading this book. ... Spinelli does an excellent job of ...

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But due to the technological advances in recent years, it has also become increasingly hard for students to think creatively, build relationships with the people around them, and have great communication skills. ... One of the biggest challenges of education and the Internet going hand in hand, is that students lose the ability to think creatively on their own. ... This greatly hurts their development in the most critical areas of learning, like reading, writing, and critical thinking skills. ... Through an excessive usage of online chatting and shortcuts, the writing skills of today's ...

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Power point presentations are more organized, neater, creative, more enjoyable, and catches the eyes and ears of audience. A good first impression with a well creative power point is only an advantage. ... Spell checks, varieties of fonts, pictures, backgrounds, themes, bullets, and dictionaries have proven to improve creative writing skills. ... Word made it possible for students to edit written work on word processors with such easy, witch in turn improves their writing skills. Writings shared amoung students, over the Internet, are more creative and are of higher quality writings compared ...

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" However, the narrator eventually secretly disobeys John by writing a journal, which awakens her realization that she desires escape from her husband and the room. ... As a physician, John tells his wife to stay in bed, suppress her imagination, and discontinue her writing in order to improve her fragile mental condition. ... As the narrators need for a creative outlet grows, the yellow wallpaper becomes her outlet. ... The narrator unable to express her creative and intellectual capabilities eventually begins to associate herself with the woman inside the wallpaper. The bars that cont...

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He attended Harvard from 1911 to 1915, studying literature and writing daily. ... All of Cummings's poetry attests to the author's never ending search for fresh metaphors and new means of expression through creative placement of words on the page, new word constructions, and unusual punctuation and capitalization. ... The poem "in Just-" celebrates youth in playful, imaginative and creative contractions-- "mud-/luscious" and "puddle-wonderful," for example--while the poem "O sweet spontaneous" revels in nature that can only be appreciated fully through the senses rather than through ...

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The essay creatively sections the structure with a simple metaphor of each work class's economic "boat ". ... Robert Reich's essay "Why the Rich are getting richer and the Poor, poorer ", did a good job informing the readers of the increasing rift between the wealthy living class of society and the poverty stricken half of society by using a creative metaphorical structure of economic "boats " (routine production workers, in person servers, and the symbolic analysts) and valid examples and statistics to further implement his purpose in writing the essay. ...

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The relationship between possession of one's authentic voice when writing at the university level and academic integrity is one of cause and effect because the latter could only be achieved through the former. ... Dennis Merrit Jones wrote: "Authentic voice is the outward creative expression that rises from the authentic self, the sacred being we were (and still are) at the moment of birth; it is that place within us where the infinite intelligence of life has personalized itself, and its sole/soul desire is to push out and express itself in a multitude of unique ways. Every human be...

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Multimodal text allows for students to get their argument across in a more effective and powerful way rather than just writing about it to their audience. ... These are the challenges that I faced when writing my CDA essay and completing my multimodal project. ... The history of writing in classes functions to limit our understanding of multimodal activities sometimes given that it's what we've always been taught. While the growth of technology continues so does the development of multimodal literacy providing us with more ways to express our thought and writing to others. Multimodal...

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Here is a brief history about the Staples Center, according to Forbes magazine, In October of 1997, the city of Los Angeles' Cultural Affairs Commission approved the blueprints for a new, state-of-the art sports and entertainment facility. The intention of the design was to enable it to host more t...

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However, since most poets thrived on the emotional and foolish abstract that they were writing about, there was no specific category that this mode of thinking could fall into. ... The middle ages were regarded as a creative period when humans lived close to the soil and were perfect with the effects of industrialization or urbanization. ...

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So much has been written about "Fern Hill" :- the other writers that might have influenced Thomas; the positioning of the poem within the writer's oeuvre; his tortuous creative methodology (rewrite upon holistic rewrite), that we sometime can lose sight of the essence of the work. ... We all therefore have our own sanitised nostalgia - wistful perhaps, sentimental certainly so that when a masterly creative talent such as Thomas chronicles his own rose-coloured background his work instantly chimes and rhymes with us. ... "Now" implies the immediacy of the reversion of the poet back to chil...

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There are even theories that left-handers are more creative, or have a higher intelligence than right-handed people. ... Students who were caught writing with their left hand would be disciplined, and parents even reprimanded their children at home if they caught them using their left hand, in hopes of ridding them of the evil curse of being left-handed. ... Scientists also believe that since the brain is cross wired, right-handed people dominantly use the left side of their brains, while left-handed people dominantly use the right side of their brains, which is what led to theories and belief...

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Stresemann realised that if the money supply ceased Germany would be in strife writing in November 1928, "we are not only military disarmed, we are also financially disarmed". ... The economic prosperity, political stability and foreign policy of Germany were correlated with a blossoming culture, where Germany became one of the world centres for creative arts and ideas. ... Within the creative arts the expressionist movement was the most influential, where artists, writers and filmmakers sought to convey experiences and emotions in their work. ...

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Marguerite Ann Johnson, better known as Maya Angelou, was born on the 4th of April 1928 in St Louis, Missouri. She's an acclaimed author, poet, novelist, producer, professor and civil rights activist. She's especially well known for her string of powerful autobiographies depicting the rich yet tumul...

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I have done research on the best sports venues and I notice that the Staples center, which is located in Los Angeles; had great message board feedback from Californian as well as visitors from other states who visited the arena. All I thought that the Staples center provided was a chance to see Sha...

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Today, we take such things for granted but it is writing that makes it possible to spread knowledge, communication, and ideas over such a wide body of population. ... These people, who are often creative and think independently, are responsible for developing new ideas, manipulating and analyzing information, and implementing new strategies. ...

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Jean-Paul Sartre [who was one of France's most respected writers of the twentieth century] finds literature important because it offers new, creative ways to interpret the world. ... One IBM executive who is in charge of a group of engineers, said that he wishes that his engineers could demonstrate a more advanced writing style. ...

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When I felt that I had enough information, I now was ready to start writing my paper, starting first with the rise of Allende. ... Allende believed in creativity and in a way so does Freire because he says that students should be able to be open minded and creative in their learning process instead of just jamming in all sorts of unnecessary information. ...

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In today's constantly changing economic and technological climate, retaining employment must require constant learning and relearning. At times, when corporations may even be overtaken by another corporation, employees may be required to unlearn previous sets of workplace behaviors completely and b...

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There are three different formats to consider when writing a resume. ... According to the George Mason career services website, a webbed resume "is an effective way to showcase your technical and creative skills while presenting your education and experience" ("Prepare to Job Hunt," 2003). ... When writing a resume, whether it be paper, video, or webbed, there are a few things which every format needs. ...

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This creative approach stresses that the exterior of the individual is non other than a facade. ... She states a rather domino effect that not only affects women but also in writing fiction. ... The education Judith receives is minimal compared to her brothers and due to society's standards she is forced to conform and deprive herself of writing, which eventually leads to the cause of her suicide. ...

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This study places much of the credit for the increased happiness in liberal arts students on the smaller classes, increased faculty-student interaction, more tailored teaching styles, and greater incorporation of reading and writing in liberal arts college environments. According to Soka University, every undergraduate at SUA graduates with a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts, which has qualified their students for graduate school in such diverse fields as law, education, economics, statistics, urban planning, psychology, diplomacy, environmental studies, mathematical finance, public affairs, ...

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If a member of the middle or lower class desired an education in art, music, writing, etc., they would have to seek out an apprenticeship from a professional of their chosen art form. ... For example, Brice notes that those students who participate in the arts for at least three hours on three days each week through at least one full year are": (Ford & McMahon, 2011) 4 times more likely to be recognized for academic achievement 3 times more likely to be elected to class office within their schools 4 times more likely to participate in a math and science fair 3 times more likely to win an awa...

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