The cyborg's mission is to assassinate the mother of the human's great leader, the man who taught the survivors to fight back against the machines. The woman, a young waitress named Sarah Connor, is protected only by a lone warrior - Kyle Reese - sent back to protect her by her future son, John. Reese is in love with Sarah, a love formulated from a photograph he has of her. A sexual relation with her causes pregnancy that will result in John's birth, before the pair manage to destroy the terminator
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Anitra Hatcher Academic and Professional Success November 2, 2014 Alice Walker After conducting research on several of my favorite authors, I selected Alice Walker’s life and works as the focus of this paper. Walker's accomplishments are substantial. Her novel, The Color Purple, won the 1983 Pulitzer Prize and the National Book award for fiction. She has authored many other critically acclaimed works, and is recognized as a leading author in the literary world. As I began to dig deeper,
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Andy Harrison Ms. Elizabeth Weld English 101 September 18, 2014 The debate of higher education is always a hot topic in the United States. Many share the opinion that college is the way to go for success in this ultra competitive world, but on the other hand there are some who believe college may not be for everyone. Two articles discussing this topic are Mike Rose’s “My View: Should Everyone Go to College?” and Karen R. Lawrence’s article “What Value Really Means in Higher Education”. The
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in 1964. Walker returned to the United States and entered Sarah Lawrence College. She soon discovered that she was pregnant, and just as quickly she found herself depressed and on the verge of suicide. Walker made a decision to end the pregnancy instead of her life and subsequently wrote her first published short story, “To Hell with Dying.” She also produced Once (1965), her first published collection of poems, during her years at Sarah Lawrence. Alice entered the world before the midwife’s arrival
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“The Osage Firebird” by Sudipta Bardham- Quallenn “A Life Painting Animals” by Diana Childress “The Osage Firebird” by Sudipta Bardham- Quallenn, and “A Life Painting Animals” by Diana Childress are two short stories that both tell a story about a woman who had to overcome obstacles and barriers to become successful. In my opinion the story “The Osage Firebird” better develops the purpose. It states in the story that Betty Marie Tallcheif was almost “living in two different worlds.” This would be
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Alice Walker: An African American Author Alice Malsenior Walker was born on February 9, 1944 in a neighboring community of Eatonton, Georgia to parents of Wille Lee Walker and Minnie Lou Tallulah Grant Walker. In honor of her maternal great-grandmother, Walker changed her middle name to Tallulah-Kate. She was born into a poor sharecropper family, and the youngest of eight children. Even though poor, her family was rich in perspective and kindness. Walker learned to value the beauty in nature from
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she maintains her admiration and high level of regard for her elegant and glamorous clothing. Wang was born June 27th, 1949 in New York City. After growing up in Manhattan, she attended ballet school and soon enrolled at Sarah Lawrence College. During her sophomore year at Sarah Lawrence, she studied abroad in Paris, but returned to the United States to finish her degree in art history. Wang was an excellent figure skater and competed throughout her teens. She competed in the 1968 U.S. Figure Skating
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was 14, which opened up her world from isolation. She became voted Most Popular, Queen of her Senior Class, and Valedictorian. She attended Spellman College, where Professor Howard Zin, a civil rights activist, influenced her. She transferred to Sarah Lawrence College, where she met Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. After graduating college, she married Melvyn Roseman Leventhal, a Jewish Civil Right activist. They had a daughter named Rebecca. Walker said her daughter was a “living, breathing, and mixed-race
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Revolutionary Mothers: Women in the Struggle for Independence In my past history classes, I was given the basic knowledge on the Revolutionary War. Often times these books and classes only told the story of the men and completely overlooked the women. I think that women had just as great roles as men. When the conflict between the colonists and the British began, the colonial women learned that soon they would be of great importance standing up to the British King. The women began to boycott
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A White Heron written by Sarah Orne Jewett is a story primarly romantic in tone. Sarah Orne Jewett was born in 1849 and died in 1909. The setting of the story is in England. The cental idea of the story or theme is self-discovery. The story is mainly about a young girl whose love for nature becomes a problem with a young man. One example from the story that proves the centra idea is " Sylvia felt as if she could too go flying away among the clouds " (pg 8 line 3). This shows that Sylvia
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