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"On page 61, I read the literature chapter and part of math. The literature section talked about famous writers and poets and their works. The summary of a Midsummer Night's Dream talked more about Puck, Oberon, Titania and Bottom than about the lovers. Some of the other authors I had never heard of but some of their works I had heard of. The beginning of the math chapter talked about basic operations (+,-,x,/) and fractions." — May 09, 2018 09:42AM
"On page 61, I read the literature chapter and part of math. The literature section talked about famous writers and poets and their works. The summary of a Midsummer Night's Dream talked more about Puck, Oberon, Titania and Bottom than about the lovers. Some of the other authors I had never heard of but some of their works I had heard of. The beginning of the math chapter talked about basic operations (+,-,x,/) and fractions." — May 09, 2018 09:42AM
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"On page 105, In this section of reading, I can definitely tell that Cameron liked interviewing with Richard a lot more than Victoria. Victoria is very to the point and pretty rude. She has no respect for his thinking or feelings, she is very monotone. She pushes out some more info about everything, but a lot of this section is just bickering about him taking too many pauses on his answers" — Mar 28, 2018 06:25AM
"On page 105, In this section of reading, I can definitely tell that Cameron liked interviewing with Richard a lot more than Victoria. Victoria is very to the point and pretty rude. She has no respect for his thinking or feelings, she is very monotone. She pushes out some more info about everything, but a lot of this section is just bickering about him taking too many pauses on his answers" — Mar 28, 2018 06:25AM
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"On page 253, "Ever since I was a kid ... I never had the guts to really speak up for myself. I was always too intimidated. Even now as an adult, whether it was Jerry at the Lincoln office, buying a car, sticking up for myself so no one could walk by me or, no offense, even with you (Patsy), I couldn't do it" (239)." — Jul 27, 2022 11:25AM
"On page 253, "Ever since I was a kid ... I never had the guts to really speak up for myself. I was always too intimidated. Even now as an adult, whether it was Jerry at the Lincoln office, buying a car, sticking up for myself so no one could walk by me or, no offense, even with you (Patsy), I couldn't do it" (239)." — Jul 27, 2022 11:25AM
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"On page 150, In class we have gotten through half of the book roughly, and it has discussed how Richard's life was growing up. He was extremely interesting and was always thinking of ways to improve the way things were done." — May 08, 2018 07:10PM
"On page 150, In class we have gotten through half of the book roughly, and it has discussed how Richard's life was growing up. He was extremely interesting and was always thinking of ways to improve the way things were done." — May 08, 2018 07:10PM
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"On page 53, Charley was filling his canteen the next morning after the battle, and when the sun came up, he could see that the water he was drinking was pink, and he looked upstream to find dead bodies in the water. This made him sick, but he company had started marching. They stopped in Washington to get new uniforms and men, and headed back south. The union troops were told not to steal fruit from locals, but did it anyway." — May 15, 2018 10:36AM
"On page 53, Charley was filling his canteen the next morning after the battle, and when the sun came up, he could see that the water he was drinking was pink, and he looked upstream to find dead bodies in the water. This made him sick, but he company had started marching. They stopped in Washington to get new uniforms and men, and headed back south. The union troops were told not to steal fruit from locals, but did it anyway." — May 15, 2018 10:36AM
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"On page 71, Spaz and the old man named Ryter, begin their journey to find Spaz's sister Bean. They decide to take the safest route there through the pipes. Ryter says he used to travel through these pipes before the collapse when people weren't particularly "fond" of him. Also, the five year old that Spaz gave his Chox bar to has followed them to the pipe. Now their stuck with him. This is somewhat interesting but not super..." — May 08, 2018 07:32AM
"On page 71, Spaz and the old man named Ryter, begin their journey to find Spaz's sister Bean. They decide to take the safest route there through the pipes. Ryter says he used to travel through these pipes before the collapse when people weren't particularly "fond" of him. Also, the five year old that Spaz gave his Chox bar to has followed them to the pipe. Now their stuck with him. This is somewhat interesting but not super..." — May 08, 2018 07:32AM
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"On page 352, Peter, the main character spends his time in the annex with his mom and dad and the Frank family for a lot of World War 2 while the Nazi's were putting Jews and extermination camps. Towards the end, someone ratted out their hiding spot and they got taken to a concentration camp and its all from the point of view from Peter, a 16 year old boy who's world got all turned around." — Feb 12, 2018 04:35PM
"On page 352, Peter, the main character spends his time in the annex with his mom and dad and the Frank family for a lot of World War 2 while the Nazi's were putting Jews and extermination camps. Towards the end, someone ratted out their hiding spot and they got taken to a concentration camp and its all from the point of view from Peter, a 16 year old boy who's world got all turned around." — Feb 12, 2018 04:35PM
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"On page 230, Carroll dies and Richie sends a letter to his pregnant wife. Sgnt. praised Richie for this and offers him an office job but Richie refuses. He begins to think about women to distract him from the tragedies of war. He becomes regretful that he's still a virgin and wonders if he will die one. They talk about how much they hate the "Commies and faggots" back home that burn their draft cards because they put their live.." — Feb 08, 2018 06:38AM
"On page 230, Carroll dies and Richie sends a letter to his pregnant wife. Sgnt. praised Richie for this and offers him an office job but Richie refuses. He begins to think about women to distract him from the tragedies of war. He becomes regretful that he's still a virgin and wonders if he will die one. They talk about how much they hate the "Commies and faggots" back home that burn their draft cards because they put their live.." — Feb 08, 2018 06:38AM
