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    Miloh and Cole, were not always easy to teach and to have in the classroom but I loved being able to help them in every way. They made me realize my desire to teach special education and greatly impacted me every day. When I came to Saint Louis University for summer orientation, I switched my major from early

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    from getting into the building and guns should not be so easily accessible to the public. A study shows that, one shooting can increase the risk of another within about 2 weeks. The US has suffered 158 school shootings since 2013. 72 of which are Universities and colleges, 46 in which are High Schools, 10 of which are Middle Schools, 25 of which are Elementary Schools, and 5 preschools. The number of school shootings in the 2-3 years, has exponentially grown. Approximately every month there is at least

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    pedestrians (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety). Public support for camera monitoring stems largely from fear of other drivers and the natural human fear of uncontrollable events; and the statistics support these concerns. For example, Old Dominion University conducted a nationwide survey in which one-third of the respondents indicated they personally knew someone who had either been killed or injured in a crash attributed to a driver running a red light (Old

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    all, that if you fall you will always get back up. ¨I came so far, from nothing to a Super Bowl Championship.¨ (¨Michael Oher Biography¨ Biography.com). Michael Jerome Oher had a very rough childhood. Oher was born on May 28th, 1986, in Memphis, Tennessee. Oher had eleven siblings, his parents were never there for him or for his other siblings. Oher's father was in and out of prison, while his mother was an

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    Mr. Todd asked “What do you do when your back is up against the wall? Do you fight or freeze? ”. Sitting in his office with walls covered in college pennants from all over the United States, Mr. Todd an educated man with a bright smile was going to see to it that I made a choice that day. I could choose the path of my future or let my past lead the way. At a young age my parents divorced. I was raised in a single parent household by my father who had no formal education outside of high school. We

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    The Interview of a Lifetime with Oprah Winfrey If there was any one person walking today that I would love to have an interview with, it would surely be Oprah Winfrey. Oprah Gail Winfrey was born January 29, 1954 in a rural impoverished town of Mississippi where she lived with her grandmother in her earlier years of life. Her mom was a teenage single mother. This coincides with my life which in some instances mirrors Oprah’s life in early childhood. My mom married at the age of 14 and had

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    Study Project The health of immigrant & refugee families in the USA Background Information Immigration is largely a federal concern but since 2006, numerous states have passed anti-immigration laws and Tennessee is no exception. For many years, illegal immigrants especially Mexicans were recruited into the United States to work in agriculture, railroad construction and mining. Thousands of Mexican immigrants came to the United States because of the North

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    them realizes there is a place in Knoxville that can help them out. This campaign does not only want to help out The Love Kitchen we are also trying to help out the community of Knoxville. Knoxville is known for tradition not just in the University of Tennessee but places like the Love Kitchen.

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    James K. Polk

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    and his family moved to Tennessee when he was young. James K. Polk was often sick when he was a child, and when Polk was in his teenage years, he survived a major urinary stones operation. Nevertheless, Polk still pursued to further his education. After graduating the University of North Carolina in 1818, he studied law under a Nashville attorney. He even opened a law practice in Columbia in 1820; eventually, Polk entered politics in 1823 when he was elected into the Tennessee House of Representatives

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    Location/Boundaries- Virginia’s location is on the eastern coast of the United States of America. It is near West Virginia, Maryland, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Kentucky and the nation’s capital, Washington, D.C., which is the District of Columbia. The average elevation of Virginia is 950 feet or 290 meters. Also, Virginia is surrounded by the Potomac River. b. Virginia’s Key Physical Features – The highest point of Virginia is Mount Rogers, which is located at 5,729 feet and the lowest

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